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NFL Teams Complete Final Minicamp Practices Before Summer Break
Seventeen teams held minicamps last week and eleven teams practiced this week. Two teams held mandatory minicamps in early June while two others canceled their sessions.
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Seventeen NFL teams held minicamps last week and eleven teams conducted practices this week as part of the 2026 offseason program. Two teams held mandatory minicamps during the first week of June. Two teams canceled their minicamps entirely. All 32 teams will begin training camp after a monthlong break that starts in late July.
ESPN's team-specific reporters provided updates on position competitions, rookie participation, and coach comments from the sessions.
One team split practice repetitions among four quarterbacks over three days to evaluate the third-string role. On the final day, one quarterback completed passes for two touchdowns while another threw an interception. Several offensive players drew attention during the sessions.
A tight end showed speed on deep routes. A running back signed as a free agent caught passes out of the backfield. An outside linebacker displayed athleticism in drills.
A security official made a free throw during a team meeting, prompting the head coach to end on-field work early. The coach told players the break should focus on rest away from routine physical preparation. The next team activity is scheduled for July 27.
