NFL Offseason Workout Program Dates, Minicamp Schedules Released for All 32 Teams

Following the completion of the 2025 NFL draft this past weekend, the league is officially turning the page to next season.

On Wednesday, the NFL announced the full slate of dates for the workout programs and minicamp schedules for all 32 teams:

According to a release, each team begins a rookie minicamp before transitioning to voluntary OTAs. Mandatory minicamp precedes the start of training camp and gives teams their first opportunity for some live action.

Mandatory Minicamp Schedule

Arizona Cardinals: June 10-12

Atlanta Falcons: June 10-11

Baltimore Ravens: June 17-19

Buffalo Bills: June 10-12

Carolina Panthers: June 10-12

Chicago Bears: June 3-5

Cincinnati Bengals: June 10-12

Cleveland Browns: June 10-12

Dallas Cowboys: June 10-12

Denver Broncos: June 10-12

Detroit Lions: N/A

Green Bay Packers: June 10-12

Houston Texans: June 10-11

Indianapolis Colts: June 10-12

Jacksonville Jaguars: June 10-12

Kansas City Chiefs: June 17-19

Las Vegas Raiders: June 10-12

Los Angeles Chargers: June 10-12

Los Angeles Rams: June 16-18

Miami Dolphins: June 10-12

Minnesota Vikings: June 10-12

New England Patriots: June 9-11

New Orleans Saints: June 10-12

New York Giants: June 17-18

New York Jets: June 10-12

Philadelphia Eagles: June 10

Pittsburgh Steelers: June 10-12

San Francisco 49ers: June 10-11

Seattle Seahawks: June 17-19

Tampa Bay Buccaneers: June 10-12

Tennessee Titans: June 10-12

Washington Commanders: June 10-12

As part of the league's Collective Bargaining Agreement, each team's nine-week voluntary offseason program is broken up into three phases, the last of which includes mandatory minicamp.

The first two weeks of the program are dedicated to strength, conditioning and physical rehabilitation, along with meetings, followed by on-field workouts over the next three weeks, and then OTAs featuring 7-on-7 or 11-on-11 drills over the final four weeks. No live contact is permitted in the second and third phases.

Of course, every team is gearing up to chase the defending champion Philadelphia Eagles, who won Super Bowl LIX by defeating the Kansas City Chiefs 40-22. The Eagles were the only team to schedule just one day of mandatory minicamp on June 10, a luxury apparently only afforded by the champs.