Arizona Cardinals minicamp Day 2 pictures and highlights
Arizona Cardinals minicamp Day 2 pictures and highlights A look at some of what happened on Wednesday at the Cardinals' mandatory minicamp practice.
POV: you're a bird and @mikewilllyy scores a TD pic.twitter.com/KbFCFL8M8e — Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) June 11, 2025
The Arizona Cardinals held their second practice of mandatory minicamp on Tuesday. It was the second-to-last practice they had in their offseason program before they break for the summer until training camp.
Linebacker BJ Ojulari wasn't on the field and rookie cornerback Will Johnson was dressed but did not participate in practice, in line with what head coach Jonathan Gannon said would happen before the start of minicamp. Reporters in attendance shared some photos and videos from practices, as did the team, showing parts that reporters could not share.
So below, enjoy some of the images and highlights from the second day of mandatory minicamp.
Arizona Cardinals minicamp Day 2 pictures and videos
Trey McBride just needs one hand. pic.twitter.com/8IgtjKjbX3 — Donnie Druin (@DonnieDruin) June 11, 2025
Jonathan Gannon oversees the DL work on Day 2 of #AZCardinals minicamp. pic.twitter.com/1TrKqrFUjV — Darren Urban (@Cardschatter) June 11, 2025
Some Level 3 work out on the grass today
DC Nick Rallis explained it as 'essentially working technique stuff resisted or assisted' to improve the horsepower and force a player has. This staff is always looking for ways to improve the athlete, not just the player pic.twitter.com/6oZib3uFmy — Dani Sureck (@DaniSureck) June 11, 2025
🎥 the INT
📸 the celly pic.twitter.com/2Q0LXeBah6 — Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) June 11, 2025
Cardinals rookie CB Will Johnson was on the field in his jersey for minicamp today but didn't participate.
Jonathan Gannon said Tuesday the Cardinals would take it easy with Johnson but didn't say why.
There were a handful of injured players working with trainers off to the… pic.twitter.com/el3CYUo0PM — Josh Weinfuss (@joshweinfuss) June 11, 2025
we ‼️ love ‼️ football ‼️ pic.twitter.com/Mb6kQKucvL — Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) June 12, 2025
camping is going well 👍⛺️ pic.twitter.com/lBFFkyShNk — Arizona Cardinals (@AZCardinals) June 12, 2025
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