NFL Stars Host Nationwide Youth Football Camps Including El Paso, Pineville, Tempe

Several football camps led by current and former players have recently taken place, providing youth with opportunities to develop their skills and connect with role models. Will Wilson, former Richland Northeast quarterback and current N.C. State player, hosted his inaugural football camp at his high school, fulfilling a longtime goal and preparing for his upcoming preseason. In El Paso, NFL stars Aaron Jones, Will Hernandez, and Alvin Jones Jr. co-hosted the A&A The Mijo Way Football Camp, engaging children in drills and teaching techniques. Cincinnati Bengals offensive lineman Cody Ford held his fourth annual camp in Pineville, Louisiana, supported by his nonprofit organization focused on community support through football and other initiatives. These camps have been widely appreciated for inspiring young athletes and fostering community spirit, with participants gaining new skills and memorable experiences. Additionally, NFL receiver Ricky Pearsall hosted a free youth football camp in his hometown of Tempe, emphasizing his commitment to giving back.