NFL training camps are underway, and NFL Network will have reports on the Miami Dolphins, the Philadelphia Eagles and the Dallas Cowboys on Monday's "NFL Total Access" at 7 p.m. ET, along with all the day's NFL news. And don't miss Wednesday's premiere of "Inside Training Camp Live" -- all-day coverage of NFL training camps across the country.
Here's what else is on tap for Monday:
» Get a jump on the weekend's football talk with "NFL AM" beginning at 6 a.m. ET on NFL Network. Today, Oakland Raiders defensive end Lamarr Houston joins us in studio, and we talk to Noah Bolton, the one-millionth Green Bay Packers fan to tour Lambeau Field. Plus, our five-part series "Second Act" kicks off with a look at former NFL offensive lineman Jon Runyon, who these days is a U.S. congressman representing New Jersey.
» On an all-new Rich Eisen Podcast, we dial up St. Louis Rams quarterback Sam Bradford, supermodel Chrissy Teigen opines on a wide range of topics including her love of "Seinfeld," NFL and college football and her fiancé, musician John Legend, and actor and Friend of the Show Hank Azaria stops by.
» Jeff Darlington sets the table for this summer's NFL training camps.
» Bucky Brooks on the AFC players who'll be most on the spot in 2013.
» Which of the NFL's 32 teams will have the most intriguing training camp? Our experts tackle the question in the latest Instant Debate.
» Your fantasy draft is just weeks away. But don't worry, NFL.com Fantasy has you covered. Practice your strategy with NFL.com mock drafts, including standard and auction formats, PPR, IDP and more.
» Around The League continues its series profiling the top 40 NFL figures we see Making a Leap in 2013.
» NFL Evolution reports that NFL.com's Albert Breer recently got the reactions of former troubled NFL stars such as Nate Newton and Dwayne Goodrich to Aaron Hernandez's murder case.
» Happy birthday to Atlanta Falcons running back Steven Jackson, who turns 30 on Monday.
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