The Las Vegas Raiders are installing more than just new schemes and new plays. They are installing a new culture and a new way of doing things.

At his first few days of minicamp with the Jacksonville Jaguars, Travis Hunter has been seen dancing before plays and laughing with his new teammates as he gets his first taste of offensive and defensive NFL football.

The New England Patriots wrapped up their final spring practice on Day 2 of mandatory minicamp on June 10. Coach Mike Vrabel decided to shorten the practice schedule to only two days. Though the team was still set to meet on Wednesday, they won't hold practice that day.

The Vikings don't care how their young quarterback looks in OTAs or minicamp. They're focused on preparing him for when it matters.

Several players impressed during minicamp, including rookies Kyle Monangai, Ruben Hyppolite II, and Ozzy Trapilo. Returning players Dominique Robinson and Devin Duvernay also stood out, potentially earning larger roles this season. Head Coach Ben Johnson praised the progress and performance of several players.

Dak Prescott is healthy after a season-ending injury in 2024 and he has the offensive weapons to lead the Cowboys back to the playoffs.

Day two of Raiders mandatory minicamp made for some interesting observations. Here are five takeaways from observing practice.

Notably, the Saints have yet to participate in live 11-on-11 action, instead sticking to 7-on-7 drills. Here's why.

Save for a couple of passes thrown in the direction of tight end David Njoku and a few offensive snaps destroyed by all-world defensive end Myles Garrett, what we’ve seen through two days of mandatory minicamp for the Cleveland Browns is mostly what we saw in brief glimpses of rookie minicamp and voluntary organized team activities.

Green Bay Packers quarterback Jordan Love ended Wednesday's minicamp practice with a bang. During a two-minute drill to close out practice, the offense faced a fourth-and-long situation to keep the drive alive. That's when Love uncorked a deep ball that hit Mecole Hardman perfectly in stride for a 70-plus-yard touchdown.

The Carolina Panthers’ first-round pick was sidelined for Wednesday’s minicamp session as a precautionary measure. But Bryce Young, Xavier Legette and the offense still had a nice day.

Pro edge rusher Micah Parsons appeared to be following the traditional "hold-in" playbook at the first day of mandatory minicamp on Tuesday amid his on-going contract talks with Dallas. He stretched off to the side that day and wore a beanie all practice,