NFC West Camps Open With 4 Teams Facing QB, Health and Contract Questions
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Updated · NFL.com · Jul 17
NFC West Camps Open With 4 Teams Facing QB, Health and Contract Questions
3 articles · Updated · NFL.com · Jul 17
Summary
July 17-25 report dates set the stage for four NFC West camps, with Arizona's Jacoby Brissett contract standoff, Seattle's title defense and San Francisco's health concerns leading the division's biggest questions.
Arizona enters a new Mike LaFleur era after a 3-14 season, needing Brissett fully engaged while figuring out how quickly to feature No. 3 pick Jeremiyah Love and revive recent first-round talent.
Los Angeles looks loaded after adding Myles Garrett, but camp will test how the 23-sack star fits Chris Shula's defense and whether Sean McVay can manage extension, depth and backup-quarterback distractions.
San Francisco's outlook hinges on getting Nick Bosa, George Kittle and Fred Warner back after starters missed more than 50 games, while a rebuilt receiver room and a fifth defensive coordinator in five years need to click.
Seattle opens as defending champion with Sam Darnold coming off a Super Bowl run, but the Seahawks still must replace Kenneth Walker, sort out Devon Witherspoon's contract and avoid complacency in a stacked division.