Training camps have kicked off around the NFL, and our team reporters are on the ground each day following all the action. The Arizona Cardinals' camp is taking place in Glendale, Arizona, and Cardinals reporter Josh Weinfuss has the latest intel on standouts,

In his second practice back after missing three days with a knee injury, second-year wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. made a handful of big plays.

The Arizona Cardinals took what some classified as a "gamble" on former Michigan star cornerback Will Johnson with the No. 47 overall pick in the 2025 NFL draft. Johnson slipped to the second round of the draft over concerns about knee issues that he insisted were not as big of a deal as teams thought.

With so much excitement surrounding the team entering 2025, this iteration of training camp began with a sour note - as head coach Jonathan Gannon informed reporters the likes of BJ Ojulari, Walter Nolen III and Bilal Nichols would not be in attendance due to injury.

Starling Thomas, a potential starting cornerback for the Arizona Cardinals, went down with an injury on Day 3 of training camp at State Farm Stadium.

The Arizona Cardinals are a week into training camp and already, some trends are appearing. Among them: Marvin Harrison Jr.'s potential emergence.

Receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. also returned to practice after sitting out three days with knee soreness. He returned with a slightly different look, as he wore a sleeve on his left leg. His return to the field at the beginning of the week more than likely means that he will be good to go and able to play in the preseason opener Saturday night.

ESPN Cardinals reporter Josh Weinfuss explains that despite his injury, Marvin Harrison Jr. is expected to play vs. the Chiefs.

Arizona Cardinals star wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. returned to practice Tuesday after missing several days with knee soreness followed by an illness.