CLEVELAND, Ohio — The Browns enter Day 4 of training camp, starting on a early note. Following media availability with head coach Kevin Stefanski at 9:00 a.m., the Browns will practice at 9:30, and it is open to fans who have tickets. Sometime after practice ends, select players will speak with the media.

Browns fans packed the stands for the first time at training camp of Friday, as the Dawg Pound got a front row seat to the hotly debated quarterback competition

Through three practices, passing windows for Richardson and Jones have been tight, and with that have come a number of pass breakups from the Colts' defenders.

Training camp opens for the fans on July 26. For those of you attending camp, keep an eye on how these players are looking. Most of them have had an injury or a surgery with little to no game action since. Most of these players are unlikely to see a snap of preseason game action, so what you see in camp is all we get until Week 1 at Lambeau.

The Miami Dolphins are assessing their 53-man roster as they approach an upcoming preseason game against the Chicago Bears. MIAMI GARDENS — The Miami Dolphins are wrapping up their first week of training camp and the roster will be sorted out sooner than later.

1. Running back: R.J. Harvey and J.K. Dobbins are obviously the top two options in the backfield, but how things shake out behind them remains to be seen. Audric Estime and Jaleel McLaughlin are presumably competing for RB3 duties, and Tyler Badie and Blake Watson will get opportunities to impress as well.

In training camp, when there are no fans and no stats and the scoreboard is only used for keeping time, one of the best ways to determine how practice is going is by listening to and watching the sidelines.

It was a quiet day on the training camp front with the Tennessee Titans having a closed walkthrough before returning to the field at Nissan Stadium for their first padded practice on Saturday. With the first three days of camp in the books, it’s a great time to look back at some of the biggest surprises from the opening week.

The Dallas Cowboys and star pass rusher Micah Parsons don't appear to be any closer to sealing a deal that would make No. 11 the highest-paid non-quarterback in football. With this saga dragging on for longer than it needs to,