NFL Packers, Saints, Seahawks Complete Mandatory Minicamps Ahead of Training Camps

Several NFL teams have recently concluded their mandatory minicamps as part of their offseason programs, with all preparing to shift focus to full training camps starting in July. The Green Bay Packers are wrapping up their minicamp with new acquisition Mecole Hardman emphasizing the need for receivers, while coach Matt LaFleur stresses the importance of players returning ready for training camp beginning July 23. The New Orleans Saints, under first-year head coach Kellen Moore, expressed satisfaction with progress during minicamp, highlighting a competitive and resilient team culture that players Alvin Kamara and Chris Olave appreciate. The Seattle Seahawks completed their minicamp early, sending veterans off for summer break while rookies continue workouts; head coach Mike Macdonald praised the team's toughness, connectedness, and progress in schemes, especially noting ongoing competition along the offensive line. Both Seahawks articles emphasize the team's positive outlook heading into training camp, with a focus on building confidence and team cohesion. These developments indicate teams are strategically using minicamps to build momentum and readiness going into the more intensive training camp period.