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From the quarternback battle to special teams battles, here are the top takeaways from the New Orleans Saints first day of training camp.

Clark began his NFL career on the Ravens for the first six seasons, which happen to be the Steelers' AFC North archrival. He didn't play in the 2023 season after he tore his ACL. Then, in 2024, Clark played for the Jets with now-Steelers quarterback Aaron Rodgers.

Quarterback Aaron Rodgers said his interception wasn't a bad omen for his Steelers tenure, saying, "I'm going to throw some touchdowns, too," and expressing optimism about the team's Super Bowl hopes.

Worthy had a deep touchdown catch late in the Super Bowl blowout loss to the Eagles, and had 50 catches for 572 yards and five touchdowns in his final eight games. The Chiefs are banking on Worthy to take a big leap in Year 2.

Penix is high on his golf buddy Pitts having a big season. If not, it could be the tight end's last in Atlanta.

A few days ago, there was the opportunity for a pair of former University of Utah greats — quarterback Tyler Huntley and running back Zack Moss — to be reunited for the first time since their playing days with the Utes. It didn’t come to fruition, as Huntley, who was in Cincinnati for a tryout with the Bengals, wasn’t signed by the NFL franchise.

Their presence on the roster isn't simply to serve as cannon fodder during training camp. Granted, the majority of an NFL roster is defined long before camp begins. However, there are always a few available openings for an individual to impress and earn their way into a lineup.

All 32 NFL teams kicked off their respective training camps this week across the country. Former Gamecocks are peppered across the rosters of the entire league at the start of training camp. As of Wednesday,