All articles tagged with #minicamp
Bo Nix underwent successful ankle surgery to repair a fractured ankle and is projected to miss 3-4 months, with a return anticipated before minicamp; Jarrett Stidham will start for Denver in the AFC Championship as Nix recovers.
Sean McVay led the Rams' unusual minicamp in Maui, emphasizing team bonding and community goodwill, with players bringing their families to foster connections and support the rebuilding efforts in Hawaii after wildfires.
Rookie quarterback Will Howard expresses high regard for Aaron Rodgers' mentorship during Steelers minicamp, highlighting Rodgers' willingness to help and the valuable lessons Howard is gaining from him, which could influence the team's future success.
The Los Angeles Rams concluded minicamp with positive signs for Emmanuel Forbes' development, confidence in their cornerback group despite not drafting a new one, rookie players still developing, Davante Adams building chemistry with Matthew Stafford, and concerns over offensive line injuries and depth, especially with Alaric Jackson's health issues and recent signings.
Kansas City Chiefs' head coach Andy Reid announced positive health updates for key players Rashee Rice and Josh Simmons following minicamp, boosting the team's prospects for the upcoming season.
The Giants' minicamp showcased Jaxson Dart's promising development, confirming he belongs at the NFL level, though no QB controversy exists with Russell Wilson as the starter. The team also highlighted standout performances from Abdul Carter and Darius Slayton, while expressing concerns about the offensive line's health and depth, especially at tackle and cornerback positions. Key injuries and roster decisions could impact the team's upcoming season.
The New York Giants concluded their spring minicamp with a brief, no-competition practice, highlighting ongoing quarterback battles, standout defensive plays, and the involvement of running backs in the passing game, setting the stage for training camp in late July.
The New York Giants concluded their spring minicamp with light workouts, notable moments including quarterbacks bonding over 'Love Island,' and preparations for training camp starting July 23. Key players are recovering from injuries, and coach Daboll emphasizes maintaining progress and discipline during the off-season.
The Kansas City Chiefs held their second mandatory minicamp session on June 18, with several players absent or limited, including Tre Watson, Rashee Rice, Justyn Ross, and Elijah Mitchell. Rice was excused for personal reasons, and key players like Patrick Mahomes and Travis Kelce are available for media questions. The final session is scheduled for June 19.
The New York Giants conducted workouts with four players—safety K’Von Wallace, safety Millard Bradford, outside linebacker Kenny Dyson, and guard Carter O’Donnell—during their mandatory minicamp, possibly to evaluate potential additions to their roster for upcoming training camp.
Lamar Jackson and the Ravens began their two-day mandatory minicamp with Jackson looking sharp and connecting well with teammates, signaling progress in their offseason preparations.
The Giants' minicamp showcased promising performances from young receivers, with multiple touchdowns scored during drills, and solid development from quarterback Jaxson Dart. The team emphasized foundational work ahead of training camp, with notable plays including touchdowns from Dalen Cambre and Jaxson Dart, and strong defensive efforts like pass breakups. Overall, the team is focused on growth and evaluation as they prepare for the upcoming season.
The New York Giants held their first minicamp practice, with notable moments including Jalin Hyatt leaving early due to injury, rookies like Darius Alexander and Cam Skattebo missing reps, and rookie quarterback Jaxson Dart showing improvement. Undrafted wide receivers Beaux Collins and Dalen Cambre impressed, while Neal played both guard positions. The team also saw some first-team reps from other players and successful field goal attempts.
The Kansas City Chiefs evaluated four tryout players—Tanner Knue, Geor’Quarius Spivey, Ricky Lee, and Joe Lombard—during their mandatory minicamp, aiming to strengthen their roster with these prospects.
Trey Smith attended the Chiefs' mandatory minicamp after initially skipping voluntary workouts; he is under a franchise tag with a guaranteed $23.4 million salary and is seeking a long-term contract, with negotiations ongoing and a mid-July deadline looming.