NFL Network Training Camp Coverage Schedule

NFL Back Together Saturday has reverted to Back Together Weekend as ten franchises will organize the proceedings on Sunday, i.e., 30th July.

YouTube will be sponsoring the event this year. They will be the third sponsor in three years. Previously, Gatorade took the helm in 2021, and Wilson powered the affair in 2022.

Back Together Saturday 2023 started in 2021 as a new national media property after a pandemic inflicted 2020.

The plan panned out perfectly in 2021 and 2022, as training camps kicked off on Tuesday, and the acclimation period after five-day no-padding sessions needed on Saturday. Hence, we got the Back Together Saturday as the first Saturday training session for the preseason training.

The marketing and football schedules matched perfectly to create all-inclusive media events for all 32 teams.

NFL and NFLPA implemented a change in the rule in April 2023. Coaches were granted permission to schedule the day off on the last acclimation period.

Due to this change, nine teams have given a day off for athletes on Saturday. They will be taking the field on Sunday. It forced to change the name to ‘Back Together Weekend.’

NFL Network training camp coverage schedule will air on NFL Network from July 29 to August 9. Fans can enjoy eight hours of live coverage daily.

Unlike the last two editions of Back Together Saturday, fans will witness a two-day celebration of Back Together Weekend.

Twenty-two teams are scheduled to conduct the proceeding on Saturday, while the remaining ten franchises will host the celebration on Sunday.

29th July – Saturday

• Atlanta Falcons
• Arizona Cardinals
• Baltimore Ravens
• Carolina Panthers
• Chicago Bears
• Cincinnati Bengals
• Cleveland Browns
• Dallas Cowboys
• Denver Broncos
• Detroit Lions
• Green Bay Packers
• Indianapolis Colts
• Jacksonville Jaguars
• Kansas City Chiefs
• Las Vegas Raiders
• Los Angeles Chargers
• Los Angeles Rams
• Minnesota Vikings
• New Orleans Saints
• Pittsburgh Steelers
• Tennessee Titans
• Washington Commanders

30th July – Sunday

• Buffalo Bills
• Houston Texans
• Miami Dolphins
• New England Patriots
• New York Giants
• New York Jets
• Philadelphia Eagles
• San Francisco 49ers
• Seattle Seahawks
• Tampa Bay Buccaneers

NFL Training Camp Coverage hosts by team for the Back Together Weekend on-location coverage are as follows:

AFC East

• Mike Robinson – Buffalo Bills
• Cameron White – Miami Dolphins
• Bridget Condon – New England Patriots
• Peter Schrager – New York Jets

AFC North

• Tom Pelissero – Cincinnati Bengals
• Sherree Burruss & Mike Garafolo – Baltimore Ravens
• Judy Battista – Pittsburgh Steelers
• Jeffri Chadiha – Cleveland Browns

AFC South

• Sara Walsh – Jacksonville Jaguars
• Jason McCourty – Tennessee Titans
• Rhett Lewis & Daniel Jeremiah – Indianapolis Colts
• Marc Ross – Houston Texans

AFC West

• Kimmi Chex & Emmanuel Sanders – Kansas City Chiefs
• Mike Yam& LaDainian Tomlinson – Los Angeles Chargers
• Omar Ruiz & Cynthia Frelund – Las Vegas Raiders
• James Palmer – Denver Broncos

NFC East

• Jame Erdahl & Mike Garafolo – Philadelphia Eagles
• Chris Rose, Steve Mariucci & Jane Slater – Dallas Cowboys
• Shaun O’Hara – New York Giants

NFC North

• Steve Wyche – Minnesota Vikings
• Stacey Dales & Brian Baldinger – Green Bay Packers
• Kyle Brandt – Chicago Bears

NFC South

• Sara Walsh – Tampa Bay Buccaneers
• Colleen Wolfe & Steve Smith – Carolina Panthers
• David Carr – New Orleans Saints
• Cameron Wolfe – Atlanta Falcons

NFC West

• Omar Ruiz – San Francisco 49ers
• Taylor Biscotti – Seattle Seahawks
• Andrew Siciliano & Maurice Jones-Drew – Los Angeles Rams
• Patrick Claybon & Bucky Brooks – Arizona Cardinals

The individuals for Detriot Lions and Washington Commanders on-site broadcasting are yet to be decided. Furthermore, additional presenters will be added to the Colts, Vikings, Titans, and Patriots.

Bengals Back Together Saturday 2023 will occur at Paycor Stadium on 29th July. Spectators can enter the venue at 1 pm.

The event is scheduled from 2:15 to 4 pm and is inclusive for people of all ages.

The event is free of cost, but you will need to purchase the mobile ticket from their official ticket for entry. Parking will be available at Hilltop North, Hilltop Lot, Lot A, Lot B, Lot D, Lot E, East Garage, Lot UE, Lot UW, CRG East Garage, CRG Mid Garage, CRG West Garage, and Broadway Lot.

Fans can enjoy live team practice at the stadium and see the players in action for the first time this season.

There will be different attractive things to enjoy at the event center. Here is a complete list:

• Photobooths
• White Bengal Uniform Display
• Ruler of the Jungle Stage Photo OP
• Appearances from Beng-Gals cheerleaders
• Appearance from Who Dey, the Bengals mascot
• Balloon artists and face paintings
• Flag football

Location of the attractions

The Ben-Gals cheerleaders and Who Dey will be in the Altafiber Northwest gate. It will also have a cooling zone to help the attendees cool off the heat.

In the Betfred Northeast gate, you can find the inflatables, miniature golf section, tickets, and season ticket member headquarter.

Ballon artists and face painters will be available at Gate D and Gate A. In Gate D, you can find the photo booth and inflatables for axe-throwing.

Likewise, Gate A will consist of flag football, CareSource plays 60 areas, Jungle Ruins media day set, and Swift Meats uniform history showcase.

Gate E will have another ticket and season ticket member headquarter. It will have the inflatables of a football bounce slide, mechanical football, and QB blitz toss.

The Ruler of the Jungle Stage will be present in this section. It will include a Throne photo OP and a White Bengal helmet display.

Sirius NFL training camp schedule includes on-site reporting and exclusive interviews with coaches, players, and executives. 

The 2023 training camp tour will focus on the NFL’s 32 teams. The analysts will conduct an in-depth analysis of every roster.

They will break down the situation of rookies and veterans of the team. Each episode will be two hours long and will focus on one team per day.

The SiriusXM training camp schedule is yet to be revealed. But considering the training camps start as early as 22nd July and end as late as 30th August, we can expect to hear them between this period.

NFL training camp updates comprise the news about Josh Jacobs, Odell Beckham Jr., Chris Jones, Saquon Barkley, and more.

Josh Jacobs and Saquon Barkley are yet to sign the franchise tag placed on them by New Orleans Saints and New York Giants.

The Saints and the Giants did not give Jacobs and Barkley a multi-year contract, and it caused quite a stir in the football community. Both Running Backs are staying away from the team, and their future remains uncertain.

DL Chris Jones is yet to report on the Kansas City Chiefs training camp. The veteran reporting date was 22nd July. It is reported that the veteran lineman wants an extension, and communication is being held between the two parties.

Likewise, Baltimore Ravens signed Odell Beckham Jr. as a free agent in 2023 for a whopping $18 million a season. He is excited to report to the training camp on 25th July and feels pumped about the team.

Other news include:

• Davante Adams feels that the Raiders need Josh Jacobs if they want a shot at Super Bowl
• RB Nyheim Hines will miss the 2023 campaign with the Bills due to a knee injury
• Detroit Lions’ DB C.J. Gardner-Johson suffered a right leg injury during non-contact practice
• Raiders QB Jimmy Garoppolo passed his physical and is deemed clear for the training camp
• Seattle Seahawks rookies CB Devon Witherspoon and RB Zach Charbonnet are yet to sign the contract