2020 NFL Training Camp: Roster Updates, Injury Reports
The 2020 NFL season is about to start. Teams are working extra hard on their respective NFL training camps to start the season right. Their preparations include signing new players, holding individual drills, and assisting players’ surgeries.
Here are the highlights from the recent events on each training camp:
Roster Updates
Roster changes include the release and acquisition of participating players this season. Many teams already showed their interest in new stars, while others waived players with heavy injuries or poor performances. Here are the roster updates from the recent training camp:
1. New York Giants
New players: Isaac Yiadom, Jon Halapio, Johnny Holton, and Tinker Carson.
2. Atlanta Falcons
New player: Kyle Lauletta
3. Carolina Panthers
New player: James Onwualu
Waived player: Tommylee Lewis
4 .Minnesota Vikings
Waived players: Tony Brooks-James, Jordan Fehr, Stacy Keely, Anthony Zettel, and Quentin Poling.
5. The Detroit Lions
New player: D’Onta Foreman
6. Seattle Seahawks
New player/s: Justin Britt and Damontre Moore
7. Dallas Cowboys
Waived players: Mitch Hyatt, Wyatt Miller, Pace Murphy, Charlie Taumoepeau, Clayton Thorson, Devin Smith, and Adam Redmond.
8. Indianapolis Colts
Waived players: Chad Williams and Ian Bunting
9. San Francisco 49ers
New player: Cameron Malveaux
10. Tampa Bay Buccaneers
New player: Leonard Fournette
Waived player: Elliott Fry.
Injury Reports
Teams are now holding serious training sessions as the 2020 NFL season is less than a week away. Many players, unfortunately, fell to injuries and had to undergo mild to severe surgeries. Some have already recovered and immediately returned to their teams’ training camps.
New York Jets wideout Denzel Mims returned to his individual drills for the first time since the training camp opened. Mims suffered a hamstring injury earlier this year. Like Mims, Los Angeles Chargers’ Derwin James underwent successful surgery to repair an injury in his right knee. He is expected to make a full recovery anytime soon.
Green Bay Packers linebacker Kamal Martin, unfortunately, would likely be out for 6 to 8 weeks due to a serious injury on his meniscus. The same goes to Tampa Bay Buccaneers cornerback Carlton Davis. The player won’t be able to return to training camps for a while to mend his shoulder injury.