NFL Teams Conduct OTAs Ahead Mandatory Minicamps Across US

Several NFL teams, including the Miami Dolphins, Cleveland Browns, Pittsburgh Steelers, and Dallas Cowboys, are currently engaged in their offseason Organized Team Activities (OTAs) leading up to mandatory minicamps. The Dolphins' OTAs allow limited contact and include various team drills, with minicamp scheduled for mid-June and specific practice restrictions in place. The Browns have started OTAs with a focus on quarterback competition and will hold their minicamp from June 10 to 12, followed by additional OTAs. The Steelers are concluding their OTA sessions this week before a three-day minicamp, which will be critical to determining veteran quarterback Aaron Rodgers' participation. Meanwhile, the Cowboys have held a few OTAs under new coach Brian Schottenheimer, generating positive energy despite ongoing contract negotiations with star defender Micah Parsons, with mandatory minicamp and further OTAs planned after Memorial Day. Across the league, OTAs remain voluntary with varying attendance, serving as preparation before the more intensive and mandatory minicamp sessions.