2025 NFL Training Camp is underway, and fantasy football managers are already obsessing over every snap, injury report, and viral highlight from some unnamed rookie.
Whether you’re chasing deep sleepers or just trying to decode coach-speak, we’ve got you covered.
In today’s daily training camp wrap-up, we’re breaking down the biggest fantasy football news, key injuries to monitor, and standout moments that are making waves across the league. It’s everything you need to stay ahead of your league, without spending hours scrolling X to get your fantasy football fix.
Check back here throughout the day for the latest fantasy football buzz, including news, quotes, and camp highlights across the NFL.
2025 NFL TRAINING CAMP NEWS (7/31)
BREECE HALL & BRAELON ALLEN 1A & 1B
The Jets’ backfield is starting to look more like a true 1A-1B situation than a clear-cut Breece Hall show, and that’s more of a compliment to Braelon Allen than a knock on Hall, per The Athletic’s Zack Rosenblatt.
Allen’s been turning heads in camp with his size, burst, and physical downhill style. After flashing as a rookie last offseason, he got buried when the Jets abandoned the run mid-year. But in 2025, the 240-pound bruiser looks too good to keep on the sidelines.
“Braelon is a 240-pound man that’s always falling forward,” Glenn said. “That’s where he’s going to make his money … it’s going to weigh on defensive players.”
Allen’s also showing more as a pass-catcher, which opens the door for both him and Hall to be on the field together more often. New OC Tanner Engstrand wants to get Hall more involved as a receiver, and if that happens, Allen could take over early-down and short-yardage work while still seeing targets of his own.
Hall is still our RB14 heading into drafts, but Allen, currently sitting at RB53, might just be one of the sneakier handcuffs with standalone upside if the Jets follow through on using both backs heavily.
OTHER FANTASY FOOTBALL NEWS & NOTES:
- Coach Brian Daboll says WR Malik Nabers is “good” and will practice today.
- Patriots WR Mack Hollins made his practice debut today, immediately starting over Kayshon Boutte at X and “lining up all over the formation.”
- The Steelers (and Arthur Smith) are lining TE Jonnu Smith up in the backfield, giving him handoffs and sweeps.
- Seahawks OC Klint Kubiak wants to increase Kenneth Walker’s usage out of the backfield as a receiver.
- Brian Schottenheimer said he “really” likes Jaydon Blue’s ability to run between the tackles, while comparing Blue’s “quickness and acceleration” to Darren Sproles.
- Juwan Johnson returned to practice after missing only the end of yesterday’s camp.
- The Justin Fields–Mason Taylor connection is growing, with consistent red zone targets.
- Luther Burden is starting to cook after battling injury and a poor start to camp.
- Commanders rookie WR Jaylin Lane is seeing 1st-team snaps for the first time.
- Keep tabs on Rams rookie WR Konata Mumpfield, who’s impressing in camp.
