For Malcolm Rodriguez, the biggest difference between his first NFL training camp and his second is obvious.
"Less cameras," Rodriguez said Tuesday.
The star of last year's camp thanks to the HBO docuseries "Hard Knocks," Rodriguez has flown much further under the radar this summer.
A 15-game starter at linebacker for the Detroit Lions last season, Rodriguez has played primarily with the second-team defense through the first four days of training camp, behind Alex Anzalone and Derrick Barnes and in the shadows of rookie Jack Campbell.
Anzalone re-signed with the Lions coming off a career-high 125-tackle season.