Melhor da segunda-feira nos campos de treinamento da NFL: Zion no acampamento dos Santos, os Cowboys do yoga, o pedido de desculpas do Le'Veon para os jogadores de fantasia

John Harbaugh defends Baltimore

Panthers running backs continue to mix in different drills. Always interesting to see the changes from one year to the next. No sign of wide receiver Chris Hogan, who left practice on Sunday without any explanation from coach Ron Rivera afterwards.

When asked the other day about all the DK Metcalf jerseys at Seahawks camp, Pete Carroll joked that even he has one hanging in the coaches’ locker room. Metcalf said all the attention that’s been on him can sometimes be hard to ignore, “but I was a nobody at one point in my life so I’ve just got to keep that same mentality.”

Pete Carroll’s method of transportation during training camp: a Razor scooter. He cruised up to the 710 ESPN Seattle set on one before Monday’s practice.

Here’s what DK Metcalf (6-4, 229) looks like in shoulder pads standing near Tyler Lockett (5-10, 182). “Two different sizes but cut from the same cloth,” Lockett tweeted upon seeing the photo.

For the second straight year, the Cowboys will have a yoga instructor at training camp. The players not involved in the morning special teams’ walkthrough will go through a yoga session first, and then the special teamers will follow suit. Many moons ago yoga might not have been considered a training method for football but times have changed. “When you get older you become less flexible and I can remember being in Valley Ranch doing yoga with Mike Modano and Troy Aikman as we got well into our 30s,” coach Jason Garrett said. “It’s just something you need to do and I can remember being a kid reading about Kareem Abdul-Jabbar toward the end of his career really honing in on flexibility and using yoga as a tool for that. I just think it’s a way to try and help each of our individual players improve their flexibility and hopefully improve their performance and longevity.” Unfortunately, we might not be able grab any video evidence of the session.

The Saints are bringing in another veteran RB for a visit – Alfred Morris – after they visited with Theo Riddick on Sunday, a source confirmed. The visit was first reported by the NFL Network. It’s unclear if the Saints are looking to add depth at the position, where backup Javorius “Buck” Allen has so far been absent from training camp. Or they could just be updating their “ready list.” Morris, a seven-year veteran, ran for 428 yards and two touchdowns in 12 games with the 49ers last year. The 5-foot-10, 222-pounder began his career with three straight 1,000-yard rushing seasons for the Redskins from 2012-2014 and also spent time with the Cowboys.

One theme from camp; The Steelers are pleased with receiver Donte Moncrief’s progress and playmaking in the offense and believe Ben Roethlisberger can elevate his game. Young receivers Diontae Johnson and James Washington will remain in the mix on the outside, but Moncrief’s veteran savvy and athleticism might fend them off for the short term.

Seems like the roofers are taking a little break as Dak Prescott goes through some individual drills at Cowboys camp.