Julius Peppers, Clay Matthews, and James Harrison will be met by more than coaches and teammates on the first day of training camp this season.
The NFL is planning to interview the three after they were named in an Al-Jazeera America report about performance enhancing drugs.
Adolpho Birch, the league’s senior vice president of labor policy and league affairs, wrote a terse letter to NFL counsel Heather McPhee informing her of the league’s intentions.
Former Packers linebacker and current free agent, Mike Neal will be interviewed on or before July 22. Noticeably absent from the letter was mention of interviewing Peyton Manning, the most prominent and popular figure listed in the report.
