NFL Teams Get Ready for 2026

NFL 球隊準備迎接 2026 年

Jun 21, 2026, 17:35
USSports

Introduction

NFL teams finished their early practice. Now they wait for the main training camps in July.

NFL 球隊已完成早期練習，現在正等待七月的正式訓練營。

Main Body

Many teams have new players. The Browns and Falcons are choosing their best quarterbacks. The Eagles have strong defenders, but the Cowboys have many hurt players.

許多球隊都有新球員。布朗斯與獵鷹正在選擇他們最優秀的四分衛。老鷹擁有強大的防守球員，但牛仔則有許多球員受傷。

Some teams need better linemen. The Panthers and Cowboys are testing new players for the left tackle spot. The Ravens need a new center player.

部分球隊需要更好的前鋒。黑豹與牛仔正在測試新球員以填補左截鋒（left tackle）的位置。烏鴉需要一名新的中鋒。

The Broncos have a new building and new players. The Commanders need better receivers. They have money to buy new players because some players do not catch the ball well.

野馬有了新場館和新球員。指揮官需要更好的接球員。由於部分球員接球表現不佳，他們有資金購買新球員。

Conclusion

Teams are preparing now. The first game is on August 6.

球隊現在正在準備。第一場比賽在 8 月 6 日。

Vocabulary Learning

💡 The 'HAVE' Trick

In this story, we see how to describe what a team (or a person) possesses. At the A2 level, you must master Have vs Has.

The Pattern:

  • One team/person →\rightarrow Has
  • Many teams/people →\rightarrow Have

From the text:

  • The Eagles →\rightarrow have strong defenders. (Plural/Group)
  • The Broncos →\rightarrow have a new building. (Plural/Group)
  • The Commanders →\rightarrow need (Wait! This is a different action, but follows the same rule: They need →\rightarrow He needs).

🔍 Opposite Words

Look at how the text compares teams using But:

Strong defenders →\rightarrow BUT →\rightarrow Hurt players

When you want to show a difference, use But to connect two simple ideas.

Example:

  • I have a ball →\rightarrow but →\rightarrow I do not have a glove.

📅 Time Marker

  • Now →\rightarrow Action happening today.
  • August 6 →\rightarrow Action happening in the future.

Vocabulary Learning

practice (n.)
Doing an activity many times to become better at it.
Example:The football team has soccer practice every morning.
training camps (n.)
Special places where athletes go to exercise and prepare for a season.
Example:The players go to training camps in the summer.
defenders (n.)
Players who try to stop the other team from scoring.
Example:Strong defenders help the team win the game.
linemen (n.)
Players who stand in a line at the start of a play in American football.
Example:The linemen are usually very big and strong.
receivers (n.)
Players who catch the ball thrown by the quarterback.
Example:The receivers must run fast to catch the ball.
preparing (v.)
Getting ready for something that will happen in the future.
Example:I am preparing for my English test tomorrow.
Practice A2 words in a crossword→