NFL Teams Sign Players to Futures Contracts

Multiple NFL teams have recently signed players to futures contracts for the 2025 season, allowing them to compete for roster spots during offseason workouts and training camp. The Tampa Bay Buccaneers signed 17 players, including quarterback Pratt, a former Tulane star and seventh-round draft pick by the Packers. The Pittsburgh Steelers and Miami Dolphins also signed 17 and 12 players, respectively, with the Steelers adding Thompson, who had a brief stint with the Dolphins. The Denver Broncos and Green Bay Packers signed 13 and 12 players, respectively, with the Broncos bringing in Throckmorton, a former Saints player. These moves reflect teams' strategies to bolster their rosters with potential talent for the upcoming season. Overall, these futures contracts signify teams' efforts to evaluate and develop players during the offseason.