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Raiders signed LT Kolton Miller to a three-year, $66 million contract extension.
Miller was set to enter the final year of his contract in 2025 and did not participate in voluntary offseason workouts while seeking an extension. The Raiders got a deal done with their left tackle at the beginning of training camp, giving Miller $42.5 million guaranteed. He started all 17 games for the Raiders last season and achieved an 80.6 PFF Grade, No. 14 for offensive tackles. Miller now gets a deal that is not market-setting, but pays him like a top-15 tackle.
(Jul 30 -- NBC Sports)

Infuriated Brian Schottenheimer makes Cowboys run after fights take over training camp
The coach's move was praised by at least one of the team's star players
(Jul 30 -- CBS Sports)

Raiders, LT Kolton Miller Agree On Extension
The longest-tenured player in Las Vegas is set to stick around for a few more years, at least. According to ESPN’s Jeremy Fowler, the Raiders are extending left tackle Kolton Miller on a three-year, $66MM agreement. The new deal includes $42.5MM of guaranteed money. Breaking news, refresh for updated information…
(Jul 30 -- Pro Football Rumors)

Matthew Golden Checking Boxes Early In Camp
Packers WR Matthew Golden has "checked every box through his first two days in pads," Packers News' Ryan Wood writes. "Route running. Hands. Physicality. What kind of player Golden becomes will depend on consistency and how he handles unavoidable adversity, but the first-round tangibles are evident."
(Jul 30 -- Draft Sharks)

The Athletic's Nick Kosmider reports the Broncos are trying "different stuff" with WR Marvin Mims this offseason.
Mims has been expanding his "playmaking menu" this offseason as Sean Payton tries to involve him more after last season. the 23-year-old saw the bulk of his production last season come off a 28/434/6 line in the last seven games of the season. Now Kosmider says observes that "Mims has seen his menu grow this offseason to include more opportunities in other areas of the field." He has seen much of his usage come off screens and plays behind the line of scrimmage, but Payton looks to be expanding his development. Mims has a shot at the No. 2 pass-catching role in the Broncos' offense and has upside as a late-round fantasy pick.
(Jul 30 -- NBC Sports)

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