Based on the latest collective bargaining agreement for the NFL, teams are now required to report to training camp at a uniform time across the league, according to ESPN's Adam Schefter.
Teams are required to report 47 or 48 days before their first regular-season games, which means 30 teams will start training on July 28. The four teams scheduled for Monday Night Football in Week 1 will have 48 days before their first game while the 26 others will have 47 days.
The only exceptions are the Kansas City Chiefs and Houston Texans, who are scheduled to kickoff the season on Thursday, Sept.