NFL Training Camp 2015 Schedule: Dates and Locations for All 32 Teams

Don't look now, but the NFL offseason kicks into high gear as the calendar resets and sprints toward the official 2015 training camp schedule.  

It seems like yesterday Tom Brady hoisted the Lombardi Trophy, and Jameis Winston followed by waltzing to the podium first in the Windy City, followed by a class sure to change the landscape of the league.

Summer camps decide roster battles and jobs, while shaping said landscape outright. The calendar—in a hurry, by the way—gives way to preseason games and then the regular season. 

Here is a full listing of the 2015 training camp dates for all announced teams:

Team	Site	Location	Report Dates
AFC
Baltimore Ravens	Under Armour Performance Center	Owings Mills, Md.	July 29
Buffalo Bills	St. John Fisher College	Pittsford, N.Y.	July 31
Cincinnati Bengals	Paul Brown Stadium	Cincinnati, Ohio	July 24
Cleveland Browns	Cleveland Browns Training Facility	Berea, Ohio	TBA
Denver Broncos	Paul D. Bowlen Memorial Broncos Centre	Dove Valley, Colo.	TBA
Houston Texans	Methodist Training Center	Houston, Texas	TBA
Indianapolis Colts	Anderson University	Anderson, Ind.	Aug. 1
Jacksonville Jaguars	Florida Blue Health & Wellness Practice Fields	Jacksonville, Fla.	TBA
Kansas City Chiefs	Missouri Western State University	St. Joseph, Mo.	Aug. 1
Miami Dolphins	Miami Dolphins Training Facility	Davie, Fla.	TBA
New England Patriots	Gillette Stadium	Foxboro, Mass.	TBA
New York Jets	SUNY Cortland	Cortland, N.Y.	TBA
Oakland Raiders	Napa Valley Marriott	Napa, Calif.	TBA
Pittsburgh Steelers	Saint Vincent College	Latrobe, Pa.	TBA
San Diego Chargers	Chargers Park	San Diego, Calif.	July 30
Tennessee Titans	Baptist Sports Park	Nashville, Tenn.	July 30
NFC
Arizona Cardinals	University of Phoenix Stadium	Glendale, Ariz.	July 31
Atlanta Falcons	Atlanta Falcons Training Facility	Flowery Branch, Ga.	TBA
Carolina Panthers	Wofford College	Spartanburg, S.C.	July 31
Chicago Bears	Olivet Nazarene University	Bourbonnais, Ill.	TBA
Dallas Cowboys	River Ridge Playing Fields	Oxnard, Calif.	TBA
Detroit Lions	Detroit Lions Training Facility	Allen Park, Mich.	TBA
Green Bay Packers	Ray Nitschke Field	Green Bay, Wis.	July 30
Minnesota Vikings	Minnesota State University, Mankato	Mankato, Minn.	July 26
New Orleans Saints	The Greenbrier	White Silver Springs, WV	July 29
New York Giants	Timex Performance Center	East Rutherford, N.J.	July 30
Philadelphia Eagles	NovaCare Complex	Philadelphia, Pa.	July 25
St. Louis Rams	Russell Athletic Training Center	Earth City, Mo.	July 27
San Francisco 49ers	Marie P. DeBartolo Sports Center	Santa Clara, Calif.	TBA
Seattle Seahawks	Virginia Mason Athletic Center	Renton, Wash.	TBA
Tampa Bay Buccaneers	One Buccaneer Place	Tampa, Fla.	July 31
Washington Redskins	Bon Secours Training Center	Richmond, Va.	July 30

Noteworthy Camp Storylines to Watch

Quarterback Battles Galore 

Each offseason, quarterback battles take center stage, as they should considering it's the most important position of all.

It's hard to even know where to start. Look at the New York Jets, with a new head coach and a tough decision between Geno Smith and veteran Ryan Fitzpatrick. Last year, Smith completed just 59.7 percent of his passes for 2,525 yards with 13 touchdowns and interceptions, but does the organization want to go with a stopgap and ignore the potential?

So seems to be the non-New England story in the AFC East, as the Buffalo Bills face a similar question. Does the team roll with EJ Manuel, who started five games last year, or the veteran Matt Cassel, who appeared in three? 

There's at least an early hint on the outcome, per ESPN's Mike Rodak:

Not entertained yet? Remember, Houston Texans coach Bill O'Brien needs to make a tough decision between veteran Brian Hoyer and the upside of Ryan Mallett.

Then there's the Cleveland Browns.

Johnny Manziel remains one of the hottest topics in sports and is the new Tim Tebow one year removed from appearing in five games. He's already behind in the competition to journeyman Josh McCown, who tossed 11 touchdowns to 14 picks last year with the Tampa Bay Buccaneers.

Despite Browns coach Mike Pettine praising Manziel for being "hard on himself" this offseason, per ESPN.com's Jeremy Fowler, it appears the former first-round pick faces a steep uphill climb to the starting gig.

Who said training camps are boring?

The Wild, Wild...NFC East

Thank the Dallas Cowboys and Philadelphia Eagles for what is sure to be a wild summer. 

The Cowboys have a Dez Bryant contract situation to work out, or defuse. Perhaps most interesting about the roster itself, though, is the team's willingness to let DeMarco Murray walk and replace him with a hodgepodge of names.

Based on last year's numbers, a trio of Darren McFadden, Joseph Randle and Lance Dunbar doesn't scream "triple-headed monster" behind the quarterback:

Player	ATT	YDS	AVG	TD
Darren McFadden*	155	534	3.4	2
Joseph Randle	51	343	6.7	3
Lance Dunbar	29	99	3.4	0

Owner Jerry Jones spoke with Charean Williams of the Star-Telegram about the approach: “We want to continue to balance the right amount of work for McFadden, Randall, Dunbar. We want to get them the right amount of work, but we don’t want to be foolish as to what we do as we get on into the physical part of training camp."

Think the situation in Dallas is interesting? Try Philadelphia on for size, where Tebow resides. He'll occupy the spotlight, sure, but so will the aforementioned Murray in his new digs.

Also of note, there will be Sam Bradford's health under center, a red flag since he entered the league. Ditto when it comes to coach Chip Kelly, who continues to cause a scratch of the head with his moves, most recently releasing guard Evan Mathis. 

When it comes to Kelly and the Eagles, what comes next on a day-to-day basis is top-flight entertainment.

Non-QB Rookies 

As much as Winston and Marcus Mariota will hog the spotlight, there are plenty of rookies to focus on in the summer months. 

One is former Alabama standout Amari Cooper, the wideout who squeaked the most out of Blake Sims last year on his way to finishing as one of three Heisman Trophy finalists. He sounds all-in on the proposition of paring with young quarterback Derek Carr, per the Oakland Raiders:

As for rookie wideouts in tough situations, keep in mind West Virginia's Kevin White must now shoulder the load of Brandon Marshall's production for the Chicago Bears, with the veteran wideout now suiting up for the Jets.

Perhaps the most interesting non-quarterback rookie is Todd Gurley of the St. Louis Rams, the explosive collegiate rusher who ended his position's first-round drought but must still overcome a knee injury.

Per Ian Rapoport of NFL Network in May, Week 2 of the summer is Gurley's target:

A back some may label the most talented to enter the league since Adrian Peterson, Gurley remains a top name to watch as he continues his recovery and creates hope within the fanbase and league.

Of course, this is the defining trait of the summer—seeing how each team's new additions, rookies or otherwise, mesh with the roster. For now, everyone's a winner and the future looks bright.

Stats courtesy of NFL.com and are accurate as of June 23. All advanced metrics courtesy of Pro Football Focus.