In less than a week, all 32 NFL teams will have reported for training camp, and when that happens, there could be quite a few rookie holdouts.  There were a total of 257 players selected in the 2025 NFL Draft and out of that total,

The Jacksonville Jaguars have officially signed all rookies ahead of training camp this year after inking a four-year deal with LB Jack Kiser.

The holdout is over for Los Angeles Chargers rookie wide receiver Tre Harris as training camp gets underway. Harris ended the brief holdout after a few other second-round picks around the NFL agreed to contracts of their own. According to NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport, Harris agreed to terms with the Chargers and will sign his rookie contract.

Until Wednesday, only two of the 32 second-round picks had signed their deals, though Harris was the only official holdout.

Running back is one of the easiest positions to fill in the NFL. The league has discovered that teams can find productive ball-carriers without having to invest heavily in the position.

There’s not much to negotiate in a rookie deal, but players — specifically those selected in the second round — are trying to lock in guaranteed money.

As the Raiders All-Pro tight end enters Year 2, his focus remains on "trying to elevate everything" about his game.

The Cincinnati Bengals find themselves in a contract standoff with their 17th overall pick, and plenty of people, from owners and general managers to college players will be keeping an eye on the outcome.

Rookie quarterbacks aren't the only first-year pros under pressure in their debut seasons as professional. Far from. And heck, with a down quarterback class featuring arguably the least-hyped No. 1 overall selection in league history in Cam Ward,

Broncos agreed to terms with running back RJ Harvey on a standard four-year rookie contract, a source told The Post.