Injury watch: Alshon Jeffery is recovering from a Lisfranc injury and is iffy for the start of camp. He might not even be ready for the start of the season. We’ll get a better idea of his status after watching him in camp, though. If healthy, Jeffery is the No. 1 receiver in this offense. He needs to get over his injury issues, though, and stay on the field.

Giants

The Giants continue to be in rebuild mode. New York is getting closer to competing for a playoff spot, though. The big thing to watch is the development of their young talent, especially quarterback Daniel Jones. If the Giants hope to win more games, Jones will need to take more steps forward this year. Jones and the rest of his teammates train at the Quest Diagnostics Training Center in East Rutherford, New Jersey.

Position battle: It will be interesting to see if Darius Slayton can grab one of the starter spots for the Giants this year. He had a great showing when getting a chance to start late last year and could force his way into the starting lineup. Golden Tate and Sterling Shepard are atop the depth chart at receiver right now, but that might change if Slayton continues to emerge. He has a chance to lead the Giants in targets, especially if he is starting.

Injury watch: Evan Engram was on his way to a big season last year before injury hit. He needed Lisfranc surgery this offseason to repair his foot injury. He is trending towards being ready for the start of camp, though. He might be brought along slowly, but Engram is expected to be near 100 percent for the start of the season. You’ll want to keep an eye on his progress in camp, though, to be sure.

Cowboys

Dallas has a lot of high expectations once again this year. The team disappointed last year, leading to a coaching change. So much of this camp might be focused on Mike McCarthy, seeing how he can bring together the team. McCarthy will have a lot of pressure on him to succeed, but certainly has the track record for hope in Dallas. The Cowboys train at the Ford Center at The Star in Frisco, Texans.

Position battle: We should have a battle on our hands for the No. 2 receiver spot in Dallas. Michael Gallup made big progress last year, hitting the 1,000-yard mark for the first time in his career. The Cowboys took CeeDee Lamb in the first round of this year’s draft, though. Lamb was considered the top receiver in this class by man, so he should challenge Gallup for the right to start in Dallas. Both players will play regardless this year, but the starter will hold a little more fantasy value, making this is a position battle to monitor.

Injury watch: Ezekiel Elliott is one of the players that tested positive for coronavirus this offseason. It was just a few weeks back, so his status is a little uncertain as camp opens. He should be ready to go, but you have to wonder if this illness will have any longterm impacts on him. We should see if he is back to full strength early in camp, though. Hopefully, all is well with Elliott going forward.

Redskins

The Redskins made another coaching change this offseason, making Ron Rivera their head coach. Washington is in rebuild mode but getting veteran coach like Rivera to run the show might accelerate the process. Rivera is a no nonsense coach that should bring some structure to the team. Getting up to speed with the new coach might be biggest thing to watch this training camp. Washington holds trading camp at the Bon Secours Washington Redskins Training Center in Richmond, Virginia.

Position battle: The Redskins have veteran Adrian Peterson and Derrius Guice battling it out for the right to start at running back. Guice has a lot more upside of the two but can’t stay healthy. He will need to prove he can handle the load in camp and preseason action if he hopes to hold off Peterson, who just keeps chugging along. Peterson got to start much of last season because of Guice getting injured and topped 1,000 total yards for the second straight season. He as produced well for the Redskins when given the chance.

Injury watch: Derrius Guice has played just five games in his NFL career. If healthy, he has a chance to be the starter for the Redskins. But that is a big “if” considering his injury history to start his career. Guice has a ton of talent but staying on the field is a big concern for him. A good camp and preseason could go a long way in easing fantasy owners minds a little.