AFC

EAST
NEW ENGLAND (14-5)
OPEN CAMP: July 22, Smithfield, R.I.
LAST SEASON: Won first Super Bowl after an 0-2 start that included serious injury to QB Drew Bledsoe. Tom Brady led the Patriots to AFC East title. Adam Vinatieri’s last-play field goals beat Oakland in a snowstorm in the first playoff round and St. Louis in the Super Bowl.
ADDITIONS: TEs Cam Cleeland and Christian Fauria, TE Daniel Graham (first-round pick), S Chris Hayes, WR Donald Hayes, CB Tommy Knight, DE Rick Lyle, DT Steve Martin, LB Ryan Phillips, CB Tony Scott.
SUBTRACTIONS: Bledsoe; CB Terrell Buckley, LB Bryan Cox, WR Terry Glenn, LB Andy Katzenmoyer, DT Brandon Mitchell, TE Rod Rutledge, TE Jermaine Wiggins.
WATCH FOR: Brady must continue to progress. Graham must give the team its first receiving threat at TE since Ben Coates in the ’90s.
EXPECTATIONS: It will be hard to repeat in league’s toughest division.

MIAMI (11-6)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, Davie, Fla.
LAST SEASON: Made playoffs for fifth year in a row, longest current streak. Offense sputtered at times, including in a 20-3 loss to Baltimore in a wildcard playoff game. That was the fifth straight quick exit from playoffs by combined score of 164-16.
ADDITIONS: RB Ricky Williams. He should be a good match with new offensive coordinator Norv Turner.
SUBTRACTIONS: RB Lamar Smith, OT Spencer Folau, G Heath Irwin, TE Hunter Goodwin, DE Kenny Mixon, S Brian Walker.
WATCH FOR: Coach Dave Wannstedt is hoping Williams can upgrade a ground game that has been a problem for two decades. Williams should take pressure off inconsistent QB Jay Fiedler.
EXPECTATIONS: Combine a ball-control attack with the Dolphins’ strong defense and kicking game, and they’re a contender.

NEW YORK JETS (10-7)
OPEN CAMP: July 26, Hempstead, N.Y.
LAST SEASON: Made playoffs in final game of season by winning at Oakland, then lost to Raiders in first round.
ADDITIONS: LB Sam Cowart, CBs Donnie Abraham and Aaron Beasley, SS Sam Garnes, DEs Steve White and Bryan Thomas.
SUBTRACTIONS: CBs Aaron Glenn and Marcus Coleman, LB James Farrior, SS Victor Green, OT Ryan Young.
WATCH FOR: Cowart could be a huge playmaker opposite Mo Lewis; the health of QB Vinny Testaverde, coming off foot surgery.
EXPECTATIONS: Should contend for the AFC East title.

BUFFALO (3-13)
OPEN CAMP: July 24, Pittsford, N.Y.
LAST SEASON: Injuries, salary-cap induced cuts and inexperience in coach Gregg Williams’ first year resulted in worst finish since 1985.
ADDITIONS: QB Drew Bledsoe, LBs London Fletcher, Eddie Robinson, OT Trey Teague, S Billy Jenkins, RBs Richard Huntley, Charlie Rogers, TE David Moore, WR Charles Johnson, K Mike Hollis, OT Mike Williams and WR Josh Reed.
SUBTRACTIONS: QB Rob Johnson, LBs Sam Cowart, Jay Foreman, OT John Fina, S Keion Carpenter, DT Shawn Price, CB Ken Irvin, DE Phil Hansen.
WATCH FOR: Bledsoe and improved offensive line. Fletcher and Robinson should bolster linebacker corps.
EXPECTATIONS: Bledsoe’s addition capped major off-season rebuilding. Should be much better, but play in tough division.

NORTH
PITTSBURGH (14-4)
OPEN CAMP: July 24, Latrobe, Pa.
LAST SEASON: Had best regular season in 23 years, but were upended by Patriots in AFC championship.
ADDITIONS: K Todd Peterson, LB James Farrior, QB Charlie Batch, WR Terance Mathis.
SUBTRACTIONS: K Kris Brown, LB Earl Holmes, G Rich Tylski, LB Mike Jones, CB Jason Simmons, WR Bobby Shaw, FB Jon Witman, OL Roger Duffy.
WATCH FOR: RB Jerome Bettis must return from his second serious groin injury. Was QB Kordell Stewart’s big season after three mediocre years a mirage, or will newly signed Charlie Batch push him?
EXPECTATIONS: There hasn’t been this much Super Bowl talk in Pittsburgh since the early 1980s. With nearly every key veteran re-signed, nothing less than a trip to San Diego will placate Steelers fans.

BALTIMORE (10-6)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, Westminster, Md.
LAST SEASON: Failed to defend Super Bowl title, but made the playoffs. Sputtered on offense because of knee injury to RB Jamal Lewis and ineffective play of QB Elvis Grbac.
ADDITIONS: QB Jeff Blake.
SUBTRACTIONS: Grbac, TE Shannon Sharpe, LB Jamie Sharper, KR Jermaine Lewis, CB Duane Starks, SS Corey Harris, P Kyle Richardson, DL Tony Siragusa, DL Larry Webster, DL Lional Dalton, WR Patrick Johnson, RB Jason Brookins, RB Moe Williams, OT Leon Searcy, WR Qadry Ismail, QB Randall Cunningham.
WATCH FOR: LB Ray Lewis must carry a depleted defense. QB Chris Redman gets his chance to start after spending two years as a backup.
EXPECTATIONS: Burdened by salary cap woes, the 2001 champions are rebuilding.

CLEVELAND (7-9)
OPEN CAMP: July 22, Berea, Ohio.
LAST SEASON: Showed improvement in first season under Butch Davis. Started 4-2 but lost five of last six. Seven games were decided in final minute.
ADDITIONS: LB Earl Holmes, S Robert Griffith, DE Kenard Lang, OT Ryan Tucker, OG Barry Stokes, RB William Green, WR Andre Davis.
SUBRACTIONS: S Percy Ellsworth, LB Wali Rainer, DE Keith McKenzie, TE O.J. Santiago, FB Mike Sellers, RB Benjamin Gay, OT Roman Oben.
WATCH FOR: DE Courtney Brown, limited to four games in 2001, could be ready to break out. Green may finally be the answer to woeful running game.
EXPECTATIONS: Extremely high as Davis begins his second year.

CINCINNATI (6-10)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, Georgetown, Ky.
LAST SEASON: Raised hopes by starting 2-0, then lost 10 of 12.
ADDITIONS: QB Gus Frerotte, CB Jeff Burris. Four promising draft picks: OT Levi Jones, FS Lamont Thompson, TE Matt Schobel, K Travis Dorsch.
SUBTRACTIONS: QB Scott Mitchell, TE Tony McGee, FS Darryl Williams, WR Darnay Scott.
WATCH FOR: Frerotte will compete with Jon Kitna for the starting QB job in an offense that scored the fewest points in the NFL last season.
EXPECTATIONS: If either Frerotte or Kitna can give the Bengals a passing attack to complement Corey Dillon, they could make a run at their first winning season since 1990.

SOUTH
HOUSTON (0-0)
OPEN CAMP: July 20, Houston.
LAST SEASON: Coach Dom Capers and general manager Charley Casserly spent the season planning for the expansion and college drafts.
ADDITIONS: Everyone. Cornerbacks Marcus Coleman and Aaron Glenn and linebackers Kailee Wong and Jamie Sharper give the defense experience. QB David Carr hopes to have good targets in Corey Bradford, Jabar Gaffney and Jermaine Lewis.
SUBTRACTIONS: None.
WATCH FOR: Carr to move up quickly, possibly starting by opening day.
EXPECTATIONS: The name players obtained in the expansion draft and the presence of Carr have fans expecting the moon. Capers is more practical.

TENNESSEE (7-9)
OPEN CAMP: July 24, Nashville, Tenn.
LAST SEASON: Injuries tumbled the Titans to their first losing season under coach Jeff Fisher.
ADDITIONS: FS Lance Schulters, FB Greg Comella, RBs Robert Holcombe and Skip Hicks and OLs Jeff Smith and Aaron Graham.
SUBRACTIONS: OL Bruce Matthews, SS Blaine Bishop, CBs DeRon Jenkins and Michael Booker, DTs Jason Fisk and Josh Evans and LBs Eddie Robinson and Greg Favors.
WATCH FOR: DE Kevin Carter is ready to redeem himself after a two-sack season in 2001. Rookie DT Albert Haynesworth has chip on his shoulder, and LB Keith Bulluck finally moves into starting lineup.
EXPECTATIONS: Favorite to win AFC South.

JACKSONVILLE (6-10)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, Jacksonville.
LAST SEASON: Injuries, distractions and blown leads turned a 2-0 start into the team’s second straight losing season.
ADDITIONS: WRs Bobby Shaw and Patrick Johnson; TE Pete Mitchell; DE Marco Coleman; OL Chris Naeole; LB Wali Rainer.
SUBTRACTIONS: OT Tony Boselli; WR Keenan McCardell; DTs Gary Walker and Seth Payne; LB Hardy Nickerson; DE Renaldo Wynn; K Mike Hollis; CB Aaron Beasley.
WATCH FOR: RB Fred Taylor’s health will be a key.
EXPECTATIONS: A realistic goal would be 8-8.
INDIANAPOLIS (6-10)
OPEN CAMP: July 28, Terre Haute, Ind.
LAST SEASON: Lost seven of 10 games after RB Edgerrin James went down with knee injury. Missed playoffs for the first time in three years. Coach Jim Mora was fired, and Tony Dungy replaced him.
ADDITIONS: CB Walt Harris, WR Qadry Ismai plus DLs Dwight Freeney and Larry Tripplett, top draft picks.
SUBTRACTIONS: CB Jeff Burris, S Chad Cota, TE Ken Dilger, G Steve McKinney.
WATCH FOR: Improved defense with return of injured LBs Mike Peterson and Rob Morris. But the Colts fortunes may rest on James’ recovery.
EXPECTATIONS: If Dungy succeeds in improving the defense, and James recovers, the Colts should get back in the playoffs.

WEST
OAKLAND (11-7)
OPEN CAMP: July 24, Napa, Calif.
LAST SEASON: Won a wildcard game, but lost to New England in the overtime snow game. Then coach Jon Gruden bolted for Tampa Bay.
ADDITIONS: LB Bill Romanowski, DT John Parrella, S Rod Woodson, LB Mike Jones, CB Terrance Shaw, QB Rick Mirer plus DB Phillip Buchanon and LB Napoleon Harris in draft.
SUBRACTIONS: DT Grady Jackson, LB William Thomas, CB Eric Allen, OG Steve Wisniewski.
WATCH FOR: Coach Bill Callahan must unify a personality-laden team.
EXPECTATIONS: The window still hasn’t closed on the aging team and their aging owner. They expect to challenge for a Super Bowl berth.

DENVER (8-8)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, Greeley, Colo.
LAST SEASON: Super Bowl aspirations were vaporized by injuries to RB Terrell Davis and WRs Ed McCaffrey and a poor season by QB Brian Griese.
ADDITIONS: TE Shannon Sharpe, OT Blake Brockermeyer, OT Ephraim Salaam, WR Rob Moore, DT Lional Dalton, LB Terry Killens, S Izell Reese, WR Ashley Lelie, RB Clinton Portis.
SUBTRACTIONS: LB Bill Romanowski, S Eric Brown, OT Trey Teague, backup QB Gus Frerotte, DT Leon Lett, FB Howard Griffith, RB Detron Smith.
WATCH FOR: Return of Sharpe to re-energize offense. If Davis isn’t fully recovered from his latest knee surgery on May 20, Portis could emerge as the Broncos’ next 1,000-yard runner.
EXPECTATIONS: Broncos could return to their Super Bowl-caliber play, but only if they stay healthy and Griese rebounds.

KANSAS CITY (6-10)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, River Falls, Wis.
LAST SEASON: Started off slow in Dick Vermeil’s first year as QB Trent Green struggled. Then discovered running back Priest Holmes, who led NFL in rushing as team won three of last four.
ADDITIONS: WR Johnnie Morton, LT Willie Roaf, DT Ryan Sims, first-round draft pick.
SUBTRACTIONS: WR Derrick Alexander.
WATCH FOR: Morton, Sims, Roaf to make immediate impact.
EXPECTATIONS: Could be greatly improved with Green healthy after knee surgery, Sims providing defensive pressure up the middle and Morton giving them a legitimate deep threat. Vermeil has also had a year to get his system in place.

SAN DIEGO (5-11)
OPEN CAMP: July 22, La Jolla, Calif.
LAST SEASON: Started 5-2, then lost last nine games, missing playoffs for sixth straight season. Coach Mike Riley was fired and replaced by Marty Schottenheimer.
ADDITIONS: LB Donnie Edwards, PR-WR Tamarick Vanover, DT Jason Fisk, TE Stephen Alexander, G Bob Hallen, C Cory Raymer.
SUBTRACTIONS: DT John Parella, C Kendyl Jacox, TE Freddie Jones, WR Jeff Graham, LB Sam Rogers.
WATCH FOR: QB battle between Doug Flutie and Drew Brees.
EXPECTATIONS: Schottenheimer expects Chargers to win, but if OL and WRs don’t come through, they could be as bad as last year.

NFC

EAST
PHILADELPHIA (13-6)
OPEN CAMP: July 26, Bethlehem, Pa.
LAST SEASON: Won NFC East. Lost to St. Louis in the NFC title game.
ADDITIONS: SS Blaine Bishop, LB Shawn Barber, CB Lito Shepherd, RB Dorsey Levens; RB Brian Westbrook.
SUBTRACTIONS: LB Jeremiah Trotter, LB Mike Caldwell, SS Damon Moore, RB Correll Buckhalter.
WATCH FOR: WR Freddie Mitchell could be ready to become a standout. LB Barry Gardner has to replace Trotter, a two-time Pro-Bowler.
EXPECTATIONS: Favorite for another division title.

WASHINGTON (8-8)
OPEN CAMP: July 22, Carlisle, Pa.
LAST SEASON: Became first team to go from 0-5 to 5-5, and finished 8-8 under new coach Marty Schottenheimer. That wasn’t enough for owner Dan Snyder, who replaced Schottenheimer with Steve Spurrier.
ADDITIONS: Spurrier and defensive coordinator Marvin Lewis. Lots of former Florida players: Danny Wuerffel and Shane Matthews at QB and Jacquez Green, Reidel Anthony and Chris Doering at WR. OLs Rod Jones and Larry Moore, LBs Jeremiah Trotter and Jessie Armstead, DE Renaldo Wynn and DT Santana Dotson.
SUBTRACTIONS: QBs Tony Banks and Kent Graham, WR Michael Westbrook, C Cory Raymer, Gs Dave Szott and Ben Coleman, TE Stephen Alexander, DE Marco Coleman, DL Kenard Lang, LB Shawn Barber, KR Michael Bates.
WATCH FOR: LB LaVar Arrington, whose goal is defensive player of the year to follow his Pro Bowl season.
EXPECTATIONS: Lewis’ formidable defense will have to carry Spurrier’s talent-challenged offense.

NEW YORK GIANTS (7-9)
OPEN CAMP: July 24, Albany, N.Y.
LAST SEASON: New York followed Super Bowl appearance with sub-.500 year.
ADDITIONS: Rookie TE Jeremy Shockey and new defensive coordinator Johnnie Lynn.
SUBTRACTIONS: Pro Bowl LB Jessie Armstead, three starters on the offensive line Lomas Brown, Glenn Parker and Pro Bowler Ron Stone, TE Howard Cross and backup QB Jason Garrett.
WATCH FOR: Shockey, who’s expected to open up the offense and Dhani Jones, who replaces Armstead.
EXPECTATIONS: A young offensive line must come together, QB Kerry Collins and CB Jason Sehorn must play the way they did in 2000. A losing record is likely.

DALLAS (5-11)
OPEN CAMP: July 26, San Antonio.
LAST SEASON: Used four starting QBs. Defense was a surprise, ranking fourth in the NFL.
ADDITIONS: DT La’Roi Glover, LB Kevin Hardy, CB Bryant Westbrook plus rookies S Roy Williams, WR Antonio Bryant, C Andre Gurode and QB Chad Hutchinson.
SUBRACTIONS: TE Jackie Harris, DB Izell Reese, C Mark Stepnoski, S George Teague, QB Ryan Leaf.
WATCH FOR: Glover and Williams to make immediate impact on defense.
EXPECTATIONS: Emmitt Smith needs just 540 yards to overtake Walter Payton for the career rushing record.

NORTH
CHICAGO (13-4)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, Bourbonnais, Ill.
LAST SEASON: Won NFC Central and made playoffs for the first time since 1994. Defense was NFL’s toughest to score on.
ADDITIONS: QB Chris Chandler, LB Mike Caldwell, DT Christian Peter, SS Damon Moore, DE Keith McKenzie.
SUBTRACTIONS: SS Tony Parrish, DB Walt Harris, RB James Allen, OT Blake Brockermeyer, OT Jimmy Herndon.
WATCH FOR: Chandler will push Jim Miller.
EXPECTATIONS: To reach the postseason after playing 16 “road” games. With Soldier Field being renovated, the Bears will have to travel 140 miles to Champaign for their home games.

GREEN BAY (13-5)
OPEN CAMP: July 27, De Pere, Wis.
LAST SEASON: Returned to playoffs after two-year hiatus.
ADDITIONS: WRs Terry Glenn and Javon Walker; LB Hardy Nickerson; DE Joe Johnson, RB Ki-Jana Carter
SUBTRACTIONS: LB Bernardo Harris, DL Santana Dotson, DE John Thierry, KR Allen Rossum; WRs Antonio Freeman, Corey Bradford and Bill Schroeder; RB Dorsey Levens
WATCH FOR: Johnson on defense and Glenn on offense, both of whom get to show they’re still Pro Bowl caliber players.
EXPECTATIONS: As long as Favre’s around, there’s a chance to win the division.

MINNESOTA (5-11)
OPEN CAMP: July 26, Mankato, Minn.
LAST SEASON: Devastated by training camp death of Korey Stringer. First losing season since 1990 led to replacement of coach Dennis Green with Mike Tice.
ADDITIONS: WRs Derrick Alexander and D’Wayne Bates; PK Doug Brien, DE Lorenzo Bromell, CB Corey Chavous, LB Henri Crockett, WR Sean Dawkins, TE Hunter Goodwin, DT Darius Holland, OT Bryant McKinnie, DE Kenny Mixon, P Kyle Richardson, DE Chuck Wiley.
SUBRACTIONS: PK Gary Anderson, OT Brad Badger, P Mitch Berger, WR Cris Carter, CB Dale Carter, SS Robert Griffith, LB Ed McDaniel, WR Jake Reed, FS Orlando Thomas, LB Kailee Wong.
WATCH FOR: RB Michael Bennett struggled through his rookie year but should have a better time this year behind a more-stable offensive line.
EXPECTATIONS: Things can’t get any worse than last year.

DETROIT (2-14)
OPEN CAMP: July 22, Allen Park, Mich.
LAST SEASON: President Matt Millen and coach Marty Mornhinweg could not have had a worst first season.
ADDITIONS: Rookie QB Joey Harrington, WR Az-Zahir Hakim, WR Bill Schroeder, S Corey Harris, S Brian Walker, TE Mikhael Ricks.
SUBTRACTIONS: QB Charlie Batch, WR Johnnie Morton, WR Herman Moore, TE David Sloan, LB Stephen Boyd, S Ron Rice.
WATCH FOR: Schroeder is a big target.
EXPECTATIONS: If they reach .500, it would be a shock.

SOUTH
TAMPA BAY (9-8)
OPEN CAMP: July 28, Lake Buena Vista, Fla.
LAST SEASON: Made playoffs for fourth time in five years, but and another first-round loss cost coach Tony Dungy his job.
ADDITIONS: Coach Jon Gruden; WRs Keenan McCardell, Joe Jurevicius and Marquise Walker; RBs Michael Pittman, Byron Hanspard and Travis Stephens; QB Rob Johnson; TEs Ken Dilger and Marco Battaglia; G Kerry Jenkins; T Roman Oben; CB Terrell Buckley; DE Greg Spires.
SUBTRACTIONS: RB Warrick Dunn; WRs Jacquez Green and Reidel Anthony; CB Donnie Abraham; MLB Jamie Duncan; DE Steve White; TE Dave Moore.
WATCH FOR: Brad Johnson is starter at QB, but Rob Johnson already appears to have moved ahead of Shaun King as No. 2.
EXPECTATIONS: Tampa paid a hefty price to pry Gruden away from Oakland in hopes of finally giving the Bucs a Super Bowl-caliber offense.

NEW ORLEANS (7-9)
OPEN CAMP: July 26, Thibodaux, La.
LAST YEAR: They lost their last four by a margin of 160-52.
ADDITIONS: DB Dale Carter, LB Brian Cox, OTs Victor Riley and Spencer Folau, DT Grady Jackson, OL Bubba Miller, WRs Jerome Pathon and Jake Reed, TE David Sloan, WR Donte Stallworth and DE Charles Grant.
SUBTRACTIONS: RB Ricky Williams, OT William Roaf, DE Joe Johnson, DT La’Roi Glover, QB Jeff Blake, CB Fred Weary, T Marcus Price, G Chris Naeole, TE Cam Cleeland.
WATCH FOR: RB Deuce McAllister will be full-time running back. More versatile than Williams, but injury-prone.
EXPECTATIONS: Coach Jim Haslett will have to mold a new team around QB Aaron Brooks, talented but inexperienced.

ATLANTA (7-9)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, Greenville, S.C.
LAST SEASON: Lost five of last six but still posted best record since 1998.
ADDITIONS: RB Warrick Dunn; LB John Holocek; S Keith Lyle, CB-KR Allen Rossum, CB Fred Weary, OT Todd Weiner, RB T.J. Duckett.
SUBTRACTIONS: Chandler, RB Jamal Anderson, the two keys to the Super Bowl team. T Ephraim Salaam, LB Henri Crockett, G Bob Hallen.
WATCH FOR: QB Michael Vick could be a dominating QB, particularly if Duckett immediately becomes a 1,000-yard back.
EXPECTATIONS: New owner Arthur Blank is overhauling everything, but it’s hard to see much more than .500 unless Vick breaks out.

CAROLINA (1-15)
OPEN CAMP: July 26, Spartanburg, S.C.
LAST SEASON: Set NFL record with 15 straight losses. Ranked last in both offense and defense. George Seifert was fired as coach and John Fox hired.
ADDITIONS: DE Julius Peppers, DE Fernando Smith; QB Rodney Peete; CB Terry Cousin, CB DeRon Jenkins; RB DeShaun Foster.
SUBTRACTIONS: CB Rashard Anderson, suspended for year; RB Tshimanga Biakabutuka, RB Richard Huntley, CB Doug Evans, CB Jimmy Hitchcock, LB Dean Wells.
WATCH FOR: Rookies Peppers and RB Foster should be starters.
EXPECTATIONS: Should be better, but not by much.

WEST
ST. LOUIS (16-3)
OPEN CAMP: July 26, Macomb, Ill.
LAST SEASON: Lost Super Bowl to New England after MVP year from QB Kurt Warner and offensive player of year Marshall Faulk.
ADDITIONS: MLB Jamie Duncan, WR Terrence Wilkins, P Mitch Berger, FB Chris Hetherington, OG Heath Irwin.
SUBTRACTIONS: MLB London Fletcher, WR-PR Az-Zahir Hakim, OT Ryan Tucker, OG Rod Jones, RB Robert Holcombe.
WATCH FOR: Rookie RB Lamar Gordon to push Trung Canidate for the backup job behind Faulk.
EXPECTATIONS: Rams should contend for third Super Bowl in four years.

SAN FRANCISCO (12-5)
OPEN CAMP: July 20, Stockton, Calif.
LAST SEASON: Returned to playoffs after consecutive losing seasons.
ADDITIONS: OL Ron Stone, S Tony Parrish, DE Jim Flanigan, QB Cade McNown.
SUBTRACTIONS: OL Ray Brown, S Lance Schulters; QB Rick Mirer.
WATCH FOR: The combustible relationship between coach Steve Mariucci and WR Terrell Owens appeared to improve during summer.
EXPECTATIONS: Still chasing St. Louis in NFC West but with an already solid roster that got better, San Francisco expects another playoff berth.

SEATTLE (9-7)
OPEN CAMP: July 26, Cheney, Wash.
LAST SEASON: Missed playoffs for the second straight season.
ADDITIONS: DE Brandon Mitchell, CB Doug Evans, QB Ryan Leaf, TE Jerramy Stevens, P Craig Jarrett (sixth round, Michigan State).
SUBTRACTIONS: RB Ricky Watters, TE Christian Fauria, DE Michael Sinclair, OT Todd Weiner, MLB Levon Kirkland.
WATCH FOR: QB Trent Dilfer has won his last 15 starts, including four last season when he was Matt Hasselbeck’s backup.
EXPECTATIONS: The playoffs. The Seahawks move into a new stadium and into the NFC West.

ARIZONA (7-9)
OPEN CAMP: July 25, Flagstaff, Ariz.
LAST SEASON: Overacheived in coach Dave McGinnis’ first full season.
ADDITIONS: CB Duane Starks, TE Freddie Jones, DE Wendell Bryant.
SUBTRACTIONS: RB Michael Pittman, CB Corey Chavous, S Pat Tillman.
WATCH FOR: With Pittman gone, RB Thomas Jones is the only experienced back. DE Kyle Vanden Bosch, coming off knee surgery, will be counted on to improve the NFL’s worst pass rush. Bryant, Arizona’s top draft pick skipped all minicamps, and will have much to learn.
EXPECTATIONS: McGinnis has the team headed in the right direction, but the shift from the weak NFC East to the tough NFC West will be rocky.