Chiefs camp news is good for two rosters

Patrick Mahomes has been cleared for full training camp work, putting him on track for Kansas City's opener and giving cbbrew no reason to sweat his starting quarterback. Rashee Rice also got the all-clear to practice after knee cleanup surgery, a solid sign for zmoneyballers' weekly starter, though the lingering threat of a suspension tied to his offseason legal trouble means the news isn't unqualified good news. zmoneyballers also got a second dose of camp optimism from Tetairoa McMillan, who worked through Panthers practice pads-on after an offseason bothered by ankle soreness, with word he could see more slot usage this year.

In New York, Malik Nabers continues to avoid the PUP list, and multiple reports this week reinforced that the Giants expect him ready for Week 1 despite still working back from knee surgery. Nothing new, exactly, but it's a trend vaniano should like.

Quinshon Judkins looks set to open camp with no restrictions after last year's ankle and fibula injury, keeping CapitanKampana's lead back squarely in the driver's seat over a crowded Browns backfield.

DeVonta Smith is stepping into the lead role in Philadelphia's receiver room now that A.J. Brown is gone, encouraging news for ssbradley40.

Elsewhere, Jonathon Brooks turned heads with his first full practice as a pro, a modest but welcome sign for DamnBrit's flex option. Alec Pierce, meanwhile, is expected to be limited in camp while recovering from ankle surgery, a mild concern for PatBerry to monitor.