Mandatory minicamp starts Tuesday for 24 of the 32 teams. The Chicago Bears held theirs last week and the Detroit Lions cancelled theirs with the Hall of Fame Game on their schedule.
For the Cleveland Browns, there are a lot of questions surrounding the quarterback position, but that is far from the only concern. A roster with some talent, the Browns have a lot to prove coming off a paltry three-win season in 2024.
In the AFC North, the Pittsburgh Steelers finally signed Aaron Rodgers but, as we reported on last month, the Baltimore Ravens are the only team in the division that is drama-free and ready for the season to start. The Cincinnati Bengals continue to have a concern with star DE Trey Hendrickson, while the Steelers issue is with OLB/DE TJ Watt.
Hendrickson will reportedly skip mandatory minicamp:
The #Bengals and reigning NFL sack leader Trey Hendrickson have made no progress on a multiyear contract extension and he’s not expected to report for minicamp today, sources tell me and @RapSheet.
The standoff continues. pic.twitter.com/FoLib0uGnU
— Tom Pelissero (@TomPelissero) June 10, 2025
As will Watt:
According to Adam Schefter, both players would be fined over $100K if they skip all three days of minicamp.