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Lions running back Jahmyr Gibbs has been at the team's practice sessions the last couple of days, but he has remained an observer rather than a participant in the team's training camp work. newsindata.org

Gibbs's absence from the field has been linked to his desire for a contract extension, although a hold-in has not been confirmed beyond head coach Dan Campbell saying last week that it is a case of "both sides working through something." On Monday, Gibbs briefly spoke to reporters on his way into the team's facility and said "it’s not about that" when asked if a new deal has to be in place for him to get on the field.

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When asked what it is about, however, Gibbs said "I don't know" and offered little hint about when the situation might change.

"Only time will tell," Gibbs said, via Dave Birkett of the Detroit Free Press.

Falcons running back Bijan Robinson is also in the market for a new contract and sitting out of practice at the moment. A deal for one could help pave the way for the other, but there's been no sign that an agreement is imminent for either player as both teams move closer to the start of the season.

Veteran defensive lineman Calais Campbell is on the field at Ravens camp for the first time this summer on Monday.

Campbell was not placed on any injury list to open camp, but the team gave him time off to open camp as he worked his way back from a family tragedy. Campbell's mother was killed in late June and his brother was arrested for murder on July 1.

"From a preparation standpoint, that took up a lot of his time and his mental focus and energy. . . . We're here for Calais, to get ready at the rate he can get ready at," Ravens head coach Jesse Minter said last week, via the team's website. "It's different than a 25-year-old that played only a year or two. This guy's got so many banked reps of experience of getting himself ready in camp. We're going to work with Calais to have a great plan, to have him ready for September, December, January and February."

Campbell wasn't the only Ravens defensive lineman making his first appearance of the summer. John Jenkins is off the physically unable to perform list and practicing with the team as well.