It’s no surprise that as Bills training camp officially opened in Rochester, N.Y., the spotlight was squarely on the highest-profile newcomer, Terrell Owens.

As training camps get underway this weekend around the NFL, we’re dedicating the training camp blog at NFL.com as the ultimate source for news, updates and information coming from all 32 camps throughout the league.

Five-time Pro Bowl safety Roy Williams is hoping for a new start with the Cincinnati Bengals, and he’s trying to get a jump on things by slimming down to his rookie weight.

With Adrian Peterson as (just about) everyone’s No. 1 pick in fantasy drafts, the big question has been deciding on a consensus No. 2. Hee’s a compelling case for Michael Turner.

The Bills become the first NFL team to take the field for camp, doing so Saturday morning, but it will be virtually impossible to have all of their top remain picks signed by then.

The three other major pro sports leagues, as well as the NCAA, joined the NFL today in filing a complaint in federal court to try to prevent the state of Delaware from moving forward with single-game sports betting.

We all know that anything can happen in the NFL, and last season, the Arizona Cardinals and Atlanta Falcons were among the league’s surprise teams. With that in mind, here are the most dangerous 2008 non-playoff teams that will make noise in 2009, and some might even find their way into the postseason.

The Philadelphia Eagles announced the promotion of interim defensive coordinator Sean McDermott to the permanent role today. Longtime coordinator Jim Johnson, one of the best in the business, is fighting cancer, and we wish him all the best.

Cleveland Browns officials and Josh Cribbs‘ representatives held a three-hour conference call Thursday, according to a source. The team also is scheduled to have a face-to-face meeting with Cribbs to continue discussing the Pro Bowl return specialist’s displeasure with his contract.

The Michael Vick review as to his playing status for 2009 is ongoing, according to league officials.

Brett Favre might not be ready to make a decision about his potential return by Friday, NFL.com senior columnist Thomas George reports.

Cardinals coach Ken Whisenhunt took time to talk shop with NFL fans on Thursday, including many question about fantasy football.

The Eagles will not be signing any available running backs, instead opting to go with guys already on the roster. That could be a big boost to fantasy value of LeSean McCoy.

Falcons second-round draft pick William Moore signed a four-year contract Thursday, according to a source familiar with the situation. Financial terms weren’t disclosed.

Antoine Winfield and the Vikings showed some forward thinking in striking a deal that could keep the Pro Bowl cornerback in Minnesota through 2013.