Following are the rookie and veteran minicamp dates for 2010, as well as the previously announced organized team activity (OTA) dates.
Clubs are permitted to hold a rookie minicamp on one of the first two weekends after the NFL Draft and conduct one mandatory minicamp for veteran players. Clubs with new head coaches, however, are permitted to conduct two additional voluntary minicamps for veteran players. There is no restriction on the number of minicamps a club may hold for rookie players.
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TEAM |
OTA DATES |
MINICAMP DATES (All camps include rookies and veterans unless otherwise noted) |
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ARIZONA |
May 18-20, May 25-27, June 1-4, June 7-10 |
April 30-May 2 |
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ATLANTA |
May 25-27, June 1, June 3-4, June 8-11, June 15-18 |
May 7-9 |
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BALTIMORE |
May 17-20, May 24-27, June 7-10, June 15-16 |
May 7-9 |
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BUFFALO |
May 25-27, 2011 Mock DraftIt’s never too early to look ahead… 1. Jacksonville Jaguars- Ryan Mallett, QB, Junior, Arkansas* 2. Buffalo Bills- Jake Locker, QB, Senior, Washington 3. Tampa Bay Bucs- Robert Quinn, DE, Junior, North Carolina* 4. Chicago Bears- A.J. Green, WR, Junior, Georgia* 5. St. Louis Rams- Patrick Peterson, CB, Junior, LSU* 2010 NFL Draft By The NumbersHere are some stats about the 2010 NFL Draft. Out of the 255 Draft Picks: 216 – Went to the NFL Combine 39 – Did not get invited to the NFL Combine 47 – Were underclassmen (Juniors) 84 – Played in the Senior Bowl 32 – Played in the East/West Shrine Game 31 – Played in the Texas vs. the Nation Game Tonight: Mogollon On FoxSportsRadioNFL Draft Bible President Daniel Mogollon will join Jody McDonald on FoxSportsRadio.com at 10:35pm ET tonight to break down the 2010 NFL Draft. NFL Draft Bible: 2010 All-Value TeamNot necessarily the best player at each position (although in some cases it applies), but the top value when factoring draft slot.
RB James Starks, Green Bay Packers (6-193): Starks ran a 4.50 at 6’ 2” and 218 pounds, so don’t be surprised if he cracks the startling lineup, as long as he’s healthy. RB Jonathan Dwyer, Pittsburgh Steelers (6-188): Looking to get back to Steelers football, the proud franchise adds a 230-pound bruiser from Georgia Tech. WR Dez Bryant, Dallas Cowboys (1-24): How ‘bout them Cowboys!? Jerry Jones pounced on top talent, who our gut tells us won’t bust. WR Carlton Mitchell, Draft Digest: The Recap ShowJoin the NFL Draft Bible staff for our draft recap show as we pack three days of action into two hours. We break down each round, going through the best picks and biggest reaches, plus our early winners and losers. Hosted by Daniel Mogollon, Ralph Mancini and Justin VanFulpen. Special Guests: What a reunion: CB McFadden rejoins Steelers in draft-day tradeOn the final day of the NFL’s inaugural three-day draft, they brought back yet another familiar face for what already is being called the 2010 Steelers Reunion Tour. Giants draft punter after Feagles says he’s considering retirementThe oldest punter in the NFL is seriously considering retirement. The New York Giants disclosed on Saturday that 44-year-old Jeff Feagles has told coach Tom Coughlin that he’s having second thoughts about returning for a 23rd NFL season. 2010 Draft: Priority Free Agent TrackerConstantly Updated… Arizona Cardinals: QB Max Hall, BYU RB Alphonso Smith, Kentucky WR Juamorris Stewart, Southern WR Max Komar, Idaho WR Stephen Williams, Toledo OT Casey Knips, South Dakota State OG David Moosman, Michigan CB Al Jefferson, Fresno State OT Devin Tyler, Temple Atlanta Falcons: RB Dimitri Nance, Arizona State WR Ryan Wolfe, UNLV TE Colin Peek, Alabama TE Leroy Banks, Southern Mississippi TE Michael Palmer, Clemson LB Bear Woods, Troy LB Weston Johnson, Wyoming DB Rafael Bush, South Carolina State DB Gabriel Derricks, San Diego ATH Tim Buckley, Alcorn State LS Justin Drescher, Colorado K Garrett Lindholm, Tarleton State Baltimore Ravens: RB Curtis Steele, Baltimore WR Rodelin Anthony, UNLV DL John Fletcher, Wyoming
Holmgren happy yet cautious on McCoy; Browns tried for No. 1 pickCleveland Browns president Mike Holmgren said Saturday that the team doesn’t plan to play Texas quarterback Colt McCoy as a rookie. |
QB Dan LeFevour, Chicago Bears (6-181): The former Chippewa is not that far off from Tim Tebow and was drafted 155 slots after the Heisman Trophy winner.