
When does NFL minicamp start? Dates for all 32 teams
When does NFL minicamp start? Dates for all 32 teams
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As the NHL and NBA postseasons come to an explosive head in their respective championship series and MLB's regular season begins its third full month, the monolithic NFL machine continues to operate quietly in the background.
All 32 teams' (optional) organized team activities (OTAs) are winding down as June begins. Minicamps are next up on the docket in the NFL offseason calendar – the first offseason workouts featuring mandatory attendance this year and the last round of offseason workouts before training camp.
As is the case with OTAs, minicamp prohibits full contact drills. Players can participate in 7-on-7s, 9-on-7s and 11-on-11s, but contact drills won't be allowed until training camp in mid-July.
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Minicamps are mandatory, which means players not in attendance will be fined for their absences. According to Spotrac, a player fine will be a maximum of $17,462 for the first day absent, $34,925 for the second day and $52,381 for missing a third day.
Here's everything to know about this year's round of NFL mandatory minicamps:
When does NFL minicamp start?
The start of the NFL's mandatory minicamp varies by team. Most will host their offseason workout session from June 10-12, but some will open camp earlier.
Notably, the Chicago Bears' mandatory minicamp ran from June 3-5. As such, their three-day session will wrap up before any other camp begins.
A handful of teams will have later minicamps than the rest of the league. The Baltimore Ravens, Kansas City Chiefs, Los Angeles Rams, New York Giants and Seattle Seahawks will all host start their minicamps on either June 16 or 17 as they begin to prepare for the 2025 NFL season.
Only one NFL team has canceled its mandatory minicamp for 2025. That would be the Detroit Lions, who called off the three-day session after being chosen to participate in the NFL's Hall of Fame Game to kickstart the preseason.
The Lions will instead open training camp early in advance of their July 31 date with the Los Angeles Chargers, per the Detroit Free Press.
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NFL minicamp dates by team
Below is a look at when each NFL team opens its minicamp for 2025, sorted by division.
AFC East
Buffalo Bills: June 10-12
Miami Dolphins: June 10-12
New England Patriots: June 9-11
New York Jets: June 10-12
AFC North
Baltimore Ravens: June 17-19
Cincinnati Bengals: June 10-12
Cleveland Browns: June 10-12
Pittsburgh Steelers: June 10-12
AFC South
Houston Texans: June 10-11
Indianapolis Colts: June 10-12
Jacksonville Jaguars: June 10-12
Tennessee Titans: June 10-12
AFC West
Denver Broncos: June 10-12
Kansas City Chiefs: June 17-19
Las Vegas Raiders: June 10-12
Los Angeles Chargers: June 10-12
NFC East
Dallas Cowboys: June 10-12
New York Giants: June 17-18
Philadelphia Eagles: June 10
Washington Commanders: June 10-12
NFC North
Chicago Bears: June 3-5
Detroit Lions: Canceled*
Green Bay Packers: June 10-12
Minnesota Vikings: June 10-12
NFC South
Atlanta Falcons: June 10-11
Carolina Panthers: June 10-12
New Orleans Saints: June 10-12
Tampa Bay Buccaneers: June 10-12
NFC West
Arizona Cardinals: June 10-12
Los Angeles Rams: June 16-18
San Francisco 49ers: June 10-11
Seattle Seahawks: June 17-19
USA TODAY Sports' Nick Brinkerhoff contributed to this report.

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