Miami, Florida – NFL mandatory minicamps for 2024 are in full swing. ESPN’s team of NFL reporters is closely monitoring the action for the 10 teams that kicked off this week. They are providing updates on position battles, new player appearances, quotes from coaches and players, injury updates, and holdout situations.
Throughout the week, ESPN will be offering daily updates from each team’s camp to keep fans informed about the latest developments. Wednesday marked another eventful day of camps across the league, with notable news and insights emerging.
In Washington, the Commanders recently learned of sexual assault allegations against kicker Brandon McManus. The team released McManus after discovering the lawsuit filed against him, bringing attention to off-field issues affecting players.
In Cleveland, Browns running back Nick Chubb is taking it day by day as he recovers from a severe knee injury that ended his 2023 season. Chubb’s return date remains uncertain as he focuses on his recovery.
All-Pro left tackle Tristan Wirfs decided to attend the Buccaneers’ mandatory minicamp after contract negotiations. If he doesn’t reach a new agreement, Wirfs will play under the fifth-year option.
As the 2024 season approaches, Cowboys guard Zack Martin contemplates whether this could be his final year in the NFL. The veteran player reflects on his career and the uncertainty of what lies ahead.
In Pittsburgh, cornerback Cameron Sutton plans to reunite with the Steelers after being released by the Detroit Lions. Sutton aims to make a strong comeback with his former team.
The Chargers announced the retirement of center Corey Linsley, who missed the final 14 games of last season due to a medical condition. Linsley’s retirement marks the end of a 14-year NFL career.
As teams continue their minicamps, young players are making their mark. In Miami, rookie cornerback Kamari Lassiter impressed coaches while practicing with the first-team defense, showing promise for the upcoming season.
This year’s minicamps bring new challenges, such as adjusting to the NFL’s new kickoff rules. Coaches and players are adapting to the changes, with teams like the Titans focusing on strategies for kickoffs and returns.
Throughout the league, players are preparing for the upcoming season, facing injuries, contract negotiations, and uncertainties. As mandatory minicamps progress, teams are working towards building a strong foundation for success in the coming year.