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,

MIAMI GARDENS, Fla. — The Miami Dolphins have officially signed all of their picks from the 2025 NFL Draft. The team agreed to terms with second-round pick guard Jonah Savaiinaea, who signed a fully guaranteed four-year rookie contract Friday worth $11.3 million, with a $4.9 million signing bonus, according to Yahoo Sports and Spotrac.com.

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Despite being drafted with the 17th overall pick back in April, Bengals EDGE rusher Shemar Stewart remains unsigned and it sounds like he could be angling to go back to school. According to Bud Elliott of CBS Sports,

The NFL Draft remains the second-largest event on the NFL calendar, behind the Super Bowl. Like it or not, it also remains one of the biggest things that fans and media enjoy going back and analyzing to see "what could have been.

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Every NFL season begins with a fresh wave of hope — and in 2025, that hope is largely centered around one of the most electric rookie classes in recent memory. From a two-way superstar to a dual-threat quarterback and a destructive edge rusher, this draft class features more than just potential — it brings instant impact.

When the Los Angeles Chargers opened their camp to rookies on July 12, they were missing second rounder Tre Harris. A deluge of his fellow Day 2 selections are in the same boat. So why the holdup creating all these potential holdouts?

The Lions lost both of their coordinators and saw their Pro Bowl center retire. Which is exactly what happened to the Eagles last offseason.

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