We know that training camp stardom doesn't always equate to meaningful production when the games actually begin. Quite a few players who are desperate to stand out in camp are bound to be under an even bigger microscope in the fall.

Aaron Rodgers has another new home; the Jets, Giants and Browns are still searching for answers; and the league is implementing some changes.

Micah Parsons is going to become the highest-paid non-quarterback in NFL history because Jerry Jones and the Dallas Cowboys have waited to give the two-time All-Pro a contract extension. Last year, Jones made Dak Prescott the league’s first $60 million man.