19 Former BYU Players Enter NFL Training Camps Ahead 2025 Season

As NFL training camps commence, 19 former BYU football players are participating this season, with notable players like Tyler Allgeier, Kyle Van Noy, and Puka Nacua making significant impacts in their respective teams. The Seattle Seahawks' training camp highlights include quarterbacks Sam Darnold and Drew Lock, with Lock serving as Darnold's backup and expressing confidence while emphasizing team success. Meanwhile, collegiate football teams are preparing for their seasons with Tennessee's quarterbacks and offensive linemen recently gathering for a pre-camp dinner, reflecting strong team chemistry and competition. At BYU, the quarterback competition is intensifying as the program looks to replace key players, drawing parallels to the 2007 season when Max Hall emerged as a standout despite limited prior experience. This competitive environment underscores the importance of performance and readiness over experience, a philosophy embraced by coaches and players alike. Overall, these developments illustrate the ongoing transitions and preparations shaping both professional and college football as they head into their respective seasons.