NFL mandatory minicamps are here, which means teams will gather for the last time over the next couple weeks before training camp. Yahoo Sports is on the ground at Cleveland Browns minicamp, and keeping track of all the top storylines across the league.<\/p>\n
Here’s your guide. Click on the storyline to jump to that section.<\/p>\n
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Live updates<\/a><\/p>\n Shedeur Sanders tries to scale Browns’ depth chart<\/a><\/p>\n Brian Thomas Jr. leaves field briefly at Jags camp<\/a><\/p>\n Bengals’ first-round pick Shemar Stewart blasts team<\/a><\/p>\n Aaron Rodgers practices, is married as T.J. Watt holds out<\/a><\/p>\n Micah Parsons being diplomatic as he seeks Cowboys extension<\/a><\/p>\n Mike Vrabel tries to turn Patriots around<\/a><\/p>\n Will Dolphins trade Jalen Ramsey, Jonnu Smith?<\/a><\/p>\n How will Eagles replace talent drain?<\/a><\/p>\n Daniel Jones’ golden Colts opportunity<\/a><\/p>\n Jaxson Dart big in Giants’ plans<\/a><\/p>\n Saints’ quarterback competition<\/a><\/p>\n J.J. McCarthy takes reins of Vikings<\/a><\/p>\n NFL mandatory minicamp dates<\/a><\/p>\n Shedeur Sanders, Browns QBs compete<\/p>\n Competitive? Yes. Contentious? Hardly, as Shedeur Sanders, Joe Flacco and the rest of the Browns’ quarterbacks battle<\/a> for the starting spot. Flacco was limited Tuesday by design, and while Sanders’ chances of starting Week 1 still seem very slim, the path does exist.<\/a><\/p>\n Brian Thomas Jr. ‘fine’ after early exit from Jaguars practice<\/p>\n The star second-year wide receiver went down hard after a broken-up pass play<\/a> and went inside the team facility<\/a> to be checked by training staff. He returned to the sidelines shortly after with his helmet. Head coach Liam Coen said<\/a> after practice Thomas Jr. is “fine.”<\/p>\n Bengals’ standoff with Shemar Stewart escalates<\/p>\n Cincinnati’s first-round pick has now left training camp amid the Bengals asking for “certain clauses,” per Adam Schefter<\/a>, and it’s unclear when he’ll be back. Stewart has said he’s asking for nothing more than what past first-round picks have received from the team. It’s past time for the Bengals to end this ridiculousness and get Stewart signed,<\/a> because he’s a talented but raw prospect who needs refinement under first-year defensive coordinator Al Golden. But this latest development is not a good sign.<\/p>\n Aaron Rodgers debuts with Steelers as T.J. Watt doesn’t report<\/p>\n Aaron Rodgers officially practiced with the Steelers,<\/a> and even revealed he’s a married man.<\/a> And while T.J. Watt is missing the first day<\/a> of mandatory minicamp in search of a new contract, the Steelers don’t sound too worried about it. All’s well and good in Pittsburgh. In mid-June, at least.<\/p>\n Cowboys, Micah Parsons still have no contract extension in place<\/p>\n Micah Parsons is being a good sport amid his quest for the mammoth contract extension he’s earned. He reported to Cowboys mandatory minicamp and said Tuesday he’d do the same to training camp<\/a> in July even without a new contract in place. For what it’s worth, the Cowboys are famous for slow-playing their deals to retain talent, and this has all been amicable so far. Will that last?<\/p>\n Patriots look to improve under Mike Vrabel<\/p>\n Drake Maye and the offense<\/a> are working things out. Stefon Diggs is there, and not on a boat.<\/a> So far, so good as new head coach Mike Vrabel tries to turn the Patriots around after their first year post-Bill Belichick didn’t go how anyone wanted.<\/p>\n Will Dolphins trade Jalen Ramsey and Jonnu Smith?<\/p>\n The star cornerback won’t be at Dolphins mandatory minicamp<\/a> as he seeks a trade, and the team is OK with it. The only thing left here is to find a trade partner, but the market seems a little cool thus far. Tight end Jonnu Smith, meanwhile, is coming off a career year and wants a trade. Head coach Mike McDaniel said<\/a> he won’t be attending mandatory minicamp either.<\/p>\n How do Eagles replace talent drain?<\/p>\n Philadelphia is the Super Bowl champion until someone says otherwise, and will be among the favorites to win it again this year. But the Eagles did lose quite a bit of talent in free agency, including Milton Williams, Josh Sweat and Mekhi Becton. What will the 2025 version of the Eagles look like? We’ll get our first big hints this week.<\/p>\n What will Daniel Jones do with his Colts chance?<\/p>\n