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NEW ORLEANS SAINTS (12-6)OPEN CAMP: July 26 Rashaan Gaulden Jersey , Ochsner Sports Performance Center, Metairie, LouisianaLAST YEAR: Helped by infusion of elite young talent, Saints pulled out of three-year rut of mediocrity and won NFC South. They were seconds away from advancing to NFC title game, only to be thwarted by Minnesota receiver Stefon Diggs‘ winning touchdown as time expired in divisional round. New Orleans received major contributions from running back and Offensive Rookie of Year Alvin Kamara, and cornerback and Defensive Rookie of Year Marshon Lattimore. Several other first-and second-year players filled regular roles as well, and veteran Drew Brees remained one of NFL’s top QBs.IMPORTANT ADDITIONS: LB Demario Davis, S Kurt Coleman, CB Patrick Robinson, WR Cameron Meredith, Rookie DE Marcus Davenport.IMPORTANT LOSSES: S Kenny Vaccaro, TE Coby Fleener, WR Willie Snead, G Senio Kelemete, RT Zach Strief, CB Delvin Breaux.CAMP NEEDS: Lineup is relatively stable from last-season’s playoff run Thomas Davis Color Rush Jersey , but New Orleans looking to bolster pass rush by finding someone who can make offenses pay for sending multiple blockers at All-Pro end Cameron Jordan. Saints want Davenport to develop into that player. But he is raw in first season out of UTSA. Saints also want to figure out which running backs can fill in for Mark Ingram during his four-game suspension to open season. Veteran free agents Shane Vereen and Terrence West, along with draft pick Boston Scott and second-year pro Trey Edmunds, are competing for those snaps.EXPECTATIONS: Saints appear to have gotten stronger and deeper than last season, particularly with additions on defense. Keys to improving are how well new players fit and, as usual, avoiding injuries. If Davenport develops quickly, Saints could be elite. If not, teams with good plan to block Jordan could give New Orleans fits.—AP NFL website: www.pro32.ap.org and www.twitter.com/AP-NFL—CAROLINA PANTHERS (11-6)OPEN CAMP: July 26, Wofford College, Spartanburg, South CarolinaLAST YEAR: Panthers enjoyed bounce-back season after failing to reach playoffs in 2017. Carolina lost three times to New Orleans, including wild-card playoffs. No deep threat, lengthy injury to TE Greg Olsen and poor pass protection doomed offense. Defense remained one of NFL’s best behind high MLB Luke Kuechly.IMPORTANT ADDITIONS: Rookie WR D.J. Moore, WR Torrey Smith, WR Jarius Wright, RB C.J. Anderson https://www.carolinapanthersfanshop.com/Cameron-Artis-Payne-Jersey , RB Kenjon Barner, G Jeremiah Sirles, DT Dontari Poe, rookie CB Donte Jackson, CB Ross Cockrell, S Da’Norris Searcy.IMPORTANT LOSSES: G Andrew Norwell, RB Jonathan Stewart, DT Star Lotulelei, DE Charles Johnson, S Kurt Coleman, CB Daryl Worley, QB Derek Anderson.CAMP NEEDS: Panthers need to adjust to three new coordinators: Norv Turner (offense), Eric Washington (defense) and Chase Blackburn (special teams). Turner’s relationship with QB Cam Newton critical to team’s success. Second-year RB Christian McCaffrey is featured back with Jonathan Stewart gone. Team expected to use more two tight end sets, play-action under Turner. Addition of WRs D.J. Moore, Torrey Smith and Jarius Wright should bolster passing game. Washington inherits defense looking to replace four starters (Lotulelei, Johnson https://www.carolinapanthersfanshop.com/J.J.-Jansen-Jersey , Coleman and Worley). Kuechly, DT Kawann Short, LB Thomas Davis, CB James Bradberry and pass-rushing tandem Julius Peppers and Mario Addison (11 sacks each) all return. GM Marty Hurney thrilled with second-round pick CB Donte Jackson, who’ll start.EXPECTATIONS: Core of team that’s been to postseason four of past five seasons remains intact, but aging quickly. Peppers is 38, S Mike Adams 37, Davis 35, and C Ryan Kalil and Olsen are 33. Newton is 29. Plenty of pressure to win now under new owner David Tepper before window closes. Carolina should compete for NFC South title with New Orleans and Atlanta if offense improves.—ATLANTA FALCONS (11-7)OPEN CAMP: July 27, Falcons practice facility, Flowery Branch, GeorgiaLAST YEAR: One year after reaching Super Bowl, Falcons finished third in NFC South and lost to Philadelphia in second round of playoffs. Quarterback Matt Ryan, working under new coordinator Steve Sarkisian, had decline in production from 2016, when team led NFL in scoring. Ryan still signed five-year https://www.carolinapanthersfanshop.com/Mike-Adams-Jersey , $150 million deal in offseason. Good news is young defense, led by speedy linebackers Deion Jones and De’Vondre Campbell and safeties Keanu Neal and Ricardo Allen, allowed 318.4 yards per game, significant drop from 371.2 in 2016.IMPORTANT ADDITIONS: G Brandon Fusco, rookie WR Calvin Ridley, TE Logan Paulsen, CB Justin Bethel, rookie DT Deadrin Senat, QB coach Greg Knapp, RB coach Bernie Parmalee.IMPORTANT LOSSES: DT Dontari Poe, DE Adrian Clayborn, WR Taylor Gabriel, FB Derrick Coleman, TE Levine Toilolo.CAMP NEEDS: Spotlight will be on WR Julio Jones after team announced it won’t renegotiate his current $71.5 million contract. Jones has three years remaining in five-year deal. Jones did not attend minicamp, and training camp holdout could be major distraction to ”brotherhood” atmosphere promoted by coach Dan Quinn. Defensive front will be concern following losses of Poe and Clayborn. Senat could have opportunity for immediate playing time, if not starting role. Ridley needs to prove he can handle No. 3 receiver spot behind Jones and Mohamed Sanu and be ready for even bigger role.EXPECTATIONS: Ryan is 33 https://www.carolinapanthersfanshop.com/Matt-Kalil-Jersey , Jones is 29, RB Devonta Freeman had two concussions, including one in preseason, and knee injury last season, and RB Tevin Coleman could be free agent after this season. These are all alarm signals as window for current offense is narrowing. While young defense is emerging as team’s strength, Atlanta’s offense needs to re-emerge in second season with Sarkasian if team can have real hope for second Super Bowl appearance in three years. Addition of Fusco should add more stability to interior offensive line. Competitive NFC South doesn’t lessen expectations. Anything less than 10 wins and another postseason would be disappointment.—TAMPA BAY BUCCANEERS (5-11)OPEN CAMP: July 26, One Buccaneer Place, Tampa, FloridaLAST YEAR:Failed to play up to heightened expectations coming off winning nine games previous season. Lost 10 of 13 following 2-1 start, missing playoffs for 10th straight year. QB Jameis Winston missed three games, plus most of fourth due to injury he tried to play through in three other starts. Lack of consistent running attack was problem. Gerald McCoy-led defense was disappointing, too, ranking last in league with 22 sacks.IMPORTANT ADDITIONS: DE Jason Pierre-Paul, DT Beau Allen, DE Vinny Curry, DT Vita Vea https://www.carolinapanthersfanshop.com/Captain-Munnerlyn-Jersey , RB Ronald Jones, C Ryan Jensen, DT Mitch Unrein.IMPORTANT LOSSES: RB Doug Martin, DE Robert Ayers, Jr., G J.R. Sweezy, DT Chris Baker, DT Clinton McDonald, S T.J. Ward.CAMP NEEDS: Reconstructing defensive line and improving anemic pass rush were top priorities this offseason. However, getting newcomers Pierre-Paul, Allen, Curry, Unrein and first-round draft pick Vea acclimated to defensive coordinator Mike Smith’s system isn’t only concern entering camp. Winston will miss first three games of season while serving suspension for violating NFL’s personal conduct policy. So, balancing starter’s workload in practice along with that of backup QB Ryan Fitzpatrick, will be focal point during preseason.EXPECTATIONS: With Winston entering his fourth season, suspended three games for off-field behavior and also due to see his salary increase to $20.9 million in 2019 https://www.carolinapanthersfanshop.com/David-Mayo-Jersey , coach Dirk Koetter and general manager Jason Licht – as well as 24-year-old Winston – are on hot seat to end franchise’s long playoff drought. Winston will miss season opener at New Orleans, as well as home games against Philadelphia and Pittsburgh. An 0-3 start could be difficult to overcome, even if Pierre-Paul, Vea and Curry are answers to club’s pass-rushing woes.— In my four CSR leagues I’m a lock for a playoff spot in two leagues and on the proverbial bubble in the two others. I find this slightly ironic that on the day the fantasy season for many could end the Panthers also find their season hanging on the brink. Can we all agree another loss by the Panthers today is a death knell for their season? To fall to 6-6 and most likely a game and a tiebreaker behind their competition for the sixth playoff spot would be too much to overcome. Especially when you consider they still have two games with the Saints left of their four remaining games. Ugh!CSR 1In CSR 1 my team Mr. Totes McCaffrey (6-6) has the worst record of my four teams but is two games ahead in the division. So I will take that all day long since it could be just the opposite situation. Take second place team in my division Devin Can Wait for instance. That team has scored more points than my team but is 4-8 and OUT of the playoffs. Fantasy football can be a cruel mistress. Ol’ Devin Can Wait can play the spoiler role as he finishes his season against FC Carolina 8-4, managed by Ivan, who is in 6th place. Seventh place team This Curtis on Fiya just needs to beat Cyclotic Episodes (4-8) combined with a FC Carolina loss to make it in. Looking at the match-ups in those two games I think the result is clear.Wild Card Prediction: FC Carolina garners the 6th spotLeague Winner Prediction: Mr. Totes McCaffrey routes those wanna be Fan 2C All Stars to win CSR 1 in back to back seasons.CSR 13Moving on to CSR 13 I find myself in much better shape regarding the playoff picture. My team Gaulden Showers (8-4) is currently in third place but the top two teams are playing each other. If ARMAHgeddon (8-4) loses to Ol’ Brass Balls (9-3) then I might speak into a bye in round one. Looking at the wildcard positions this one is interesting. The top 5 are set but we have three teams vying for the last spot. DJ Rooaaar, Butt Monkeys and Futt Buckers are all 6-6 and must win to have a shot. Actually DJ Rooaarr could win his division with a win and a Moore TDs Please (6-6) loss. Wild Card Prediction: DJ Rooaarrrr pounces on the 6th spotLeague Winner Prediction: Gaulden Showers rains on Ol’ Brass Balls parade causing them to rust up, posting their worst score of the season. Showers win!CSR IDP 2Sitting in the sixth position I would normally be concerned for this game given I’m playing the fourth seed My D isn’t Short Cox. But given all six playoff spots are already set there isn’t much excitement here. That starts next week.League Winner Prediction: It Makes Gano Sense handcuffs Wanted in Two states to win the championship. He thought he could run his way to the top but instead he gets busted. (You might be seeing a pattern in my predictions at this point, maybe?)CSR 59In the maiden season of CSR 59 we have a real nail biter for the final playoff spot. My team Kuechin that Ass (7-5) is battling seventh place Made You Luke (7-5). Unfortunately he has the advantage in the match-up as I’m playing fifth seed Kuechly Do You Love Me (8-4) whereas he is playing eighth seed Miles Team (5-7).Wildcard Prediction: For Kuechly Do You Love Me the answer is NO! You are ugly and he hates you! But that’s not why he hates you. It’s because you lose!League Winner Prediction: Kuechin that Ass was just waiting for December to roll around so we could really start kicking that ass! In the final ShitOutaLuke (11-1) lay out a proverbail turd on the proverbial fantasy football field. No luck here mister, Kuechin that Ass triumphs!And so it will be written in the annals of CSR fantasy football lore. The season of Jaxon!I hope you had as much fun reading this as I did writing it.