THE Nfl Officially has his first Camp training holdout in 2025 and there could be a lot of others in the coming days. Be Harris of Los Angeles loaders became the first player to hold This year, when he did not relate to the rest of the recruits of the charges on Saturday.
The former receiver of Ole Miss has not yet signed his recruit contract, so he has not presented himself to the camp. Harris was taken to the second round, which suddenly became a nightmare round for the most part NFL teams This year. Of the 32 players selected in this Tour, only two of them signed. This means that there are still 30 players who have not signed.
To put this number in perspective, there are only 33 players from all of the draft which are still not signed and 30 of them come from the same turn. It also means that there are 33 players who could potentially join Harris and hold on during the training camp.
Let us throw a glimpse of the tour compared to the not signed players and if each player could be able to conclude an agreement before the start of his training camp. The Broncos de Denver and the Bengals of Cincinnati are the only two teams that have not yet signed their two best draft choices, so rightly, we will start with them.
First -round peaks not signed (2)
17th overall choice: Shemar Stewart (Bengals)
Date of the Bengal Recruits Report: July 19
To date, you have probably heard of all the drama here. Things become controversial between Shemar Stewart and Bengals. The team launched a curve in its contractual negotiations with it by adding new language With his agreement that the Bengals did not use with their last two first round choices. Stewart does not want the language there, the Bengals do, and now, the two parties are in a dead end. Stewart jumped all the OTAs and although he presented himself, he did not train at the compulsory mini-camp. If we do not see a side flash soon, it is almost a guarantee that Stewart will hold the blow.
20th overall choice: Jahdae Barron (Broncos)
Date of the Broncos recruit report: July 16
Besides Stewart, Barron is the only other choice of draft in the first round which has still not signed his recruit contract. The good news here is that unlike the situation in Cincinnati, there does not seem to be any tension between Barron and the Broncos. This seems to be an agreement that will be pushed back in the near future.
Jeff Legwold d’Espn, which covers the Broncos, seems quite confident that things will soon be resolved with Barron. “I think that, in this case, it is guaranteed money, how you get it, when you get it. I don’t think it will be a problem,” said Legwold During an interview with altitude Radio Sports June 26.
Broncos recruits will report on Wednesday, so both parties have less than 48 hours to determine things if Barron will point out.
Non -signed picks of the second round (30)
35th: S Nick Emmanwori, Seahawks (Rookie report Date: July 15)
36th: RB Quinkh Judkins, Browns (Rookie report Date: July 18)
37th: Og Jonah Savaiaea, Dolphins (rookie report Date: July 15)
38th: RB Treveyon Henderson, patriots (Rookie report Date: July 19)
39th: Wr Luther Burden, Bears (Rookie Report Date: July 19)
40th: QB Tyler Shough, Saints (Rookie Report Date: July 22)
41st: DT TJ Sanders, Bills (Rookie Date: July 15)
42nd: Te Mason Taylor, Jets (Rookie Report Date: July 19)
43rd: DT Alfred Collins, 49ers (Rookie report Date: July 15)
44th: Donovan Ezeiruaku, cowboys (Rookie report Date: July 21)
45th: Of JT tuimoloau, colts (rookie report Date: July 21)
46th: Te Terrance Ferguson, Rams (Rookie report Date: July 22)
47th: CB Will Johnson, Cardinals (Rookie report Date: July 22)
48th: OT Aireontae Ersery, Texans (Rookie report Date: July 22)
49th: LB Demetrius Knight, Bengals (rookie report Date: July 19)
50th: Te Elijah Arroyo, Seahawks (rookie report Date: July 15)
51st: LB Nic Scourton, Panthers (Rookie Report Date: July 21)
52nd: LB OLAGUNTA, Titans (Rookie Report Date: July 22)
53rd: CB Benjamin Morrison, Buccaneers (rookie report Date: July 21)
54th: OT Anthony Belton, Packers (Rookie Report Date: July 18)
55th: Wr Tre Harris, Chargers (Rookie Report Date: July 12)
56th: Oz Ozzy Trapilo, Bears (Rookie Report Date: July 19)
57th: OG Tate Ratledge, Lions (Rookie Report Date: July 16)
58th: Wr Jack Bech, Raiders (Recruit report date: July 17)
59th: LB Mike Green, Ravens (Rookie Report Date: July 15)
60th: RB RJ Harvey, Broncos (Rookie Report Date: July 16)
61st: Trey Amos, commanders (rookie report Date: July 18)
62nd: Shemar Turner, Bears (Rookie report Date: July 19)
63rd: Omarr Norman-Lott, Chiefs (Rookie Report Date: July 21)
64th: Andrew Mukuba, Eagles (Rookie Date report: July 22)
So what causes the second round? Former NFL agent Joel Corry answered this question last month, and it seems to be the right time to come back. Essentially, deduction has to do with contractual guarantees. The Texans decided to make history with the contract they gave to Jayden Higgins and this decision threw a key throughout the second round.
- The Texans make history with the Jayden Higgins contract. Each player selected in the first round obtains a fully guaranteed recruit contract, but this is not the case with the players taken in the second round. Well, it’s only this year. When Higgins signed his agreement on May 8, he became the First second round choice in the history of the NFL to obtain a fully guaranteed recruit agreementAnd he was not even the first choice of the second round. It was the second choice of the round at the 34th in the general classification.
- Browns distribute the same affair. The Higgins agreement with the Texans put the Browns in a place where they had to give a fully guaranteed contract to Carson Schwesinger, who was the first choice in the second round (33rd in total). The secondary ended up obtaining a fully guaranteed agreement, and in what was probably not a coincidence, He had it one day after Higgins officially signed his contract. In 2024, the first choice of the second round (Keon Coleman) obtained only 95.7% of his guaranteed contract, but Schwesinger obtained 100%.
- Tyler Shough has launched a key in things. The quarter of the saints was taken with the 40th choice in total, and it also wants a fully guaranteed agreement, because it will probably be the team’s departure QB this year. If Shough obtains 100% guarantees, players taken between 35th and 39th will almost certainly support that they also deserve a fully guaranteed agreement. For any player taken after Shough, they will probably wait so that they can see what type of guarantees they can get. For example, if Shough obtains an entirely guaranteed offer, the 41st player taken could request a 95%guaranteed agreement, then things would take place from there.
Once Shough signs, everyone selected around him has a better idea how much they can get in guaranteed money. It is actually a fairly interesting situation, and you can read Corry’s full socket here.
The situation involving Browns as a ball carrier, Quinshon Judkins could also have an impact on things. It was selected with the 36th overall choice, but after be stopped during the weekend On disturbing domestic violence, he will probably not be able to demand a fully guaranteed contract of the Browns and he could even be confronted with a suspension.
Choice of not signed fourth round (1)
107th overall choice: LB Jack Kiser
Jaguar recruits’ report: July 19
Of all the recruits that have not yet signed their agreement, it is probably the most inexplicable. The 193 players taken after the third round have already signed their recruit contract, with the exception of Kiser. As 107th overall, Kiser’s has split the contract will be a four -year agreement of $ 5.25 million. Maintenance probably has to do with the case where he will get his guaranteed money, but even if this is the case, it would be a total shock if Kiser ends up holding. The recruits of the Jaguars will appear at the camp on July 19, so the two parties have a few days to finalize the details of its agreement.
