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NFL training camp has finally arrived, which means we are so much closer to the football season. However, for at least a few players, the season may be delayed.
It is hardly uncommon for players to sit out of training camp in the wake of contract negotiations, as players do not want to risk injury in practice until they get their bag.
It has worked for some (Darrelle Revis), while others (Le’Veon Bell and Haason Reddick) lost their gamble.
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Terry McLaurin, Micah Parsons and Trey Hendrickson (IMagn)
Some situations are more complicated than others, but we compiled a list of more players from the field of practice when they see new contracts.
Micah Parsons
Parsons currently claims that back density is the reason he is not practicing, but he told Pakinomist Digital earlier this year he would probably endure without a new deal – which he still has not.
His 52.5 Career Bag is the sixth most of any player in his first four seasons, and he ended up in second place, second and third in this year’s defensive player who voted in each of his first three years. It is safe to say that he deserves to break the bank.
Instead of signing an appointment, he and owner Jerry Jones has taken shots against each other in the last few days.
Terry McLaurin
McLaurin signed a three-year extension allegedly worth over $ 68 million before the 2022 season, which started in 2023. Now, with a year back on this deal, and undoubtedly the best season of his career, McLaurin is holding a new deal.
It is a fairly inappropriate time for McLaurin to endure as the Washington commanders want to avoid another decline with Jayden Daniels.
However, McLaurin, who turns 30 on September 15, got right up with a career high 13 touchdowns to go with his fifth consent in the $ 1,000-yard season.
Washington commanders Brede receive Terry McLaurin (17) celebrating a first down against the Detroit Lions during the second half of the NFC division round at Ford Field in Detroit on Saturday 18 January 2025. (IMagn)
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Trey Hendrickson
Cincinnati Bengals and their Starfende End have been on a standstill. Hendrickson jumped over all of Bengal’s offseason activities that led up to the start of training camp. The 30-year-old won the first team’s all-pro-heights after its NFL-leading 17.5 sacks last season.
But he recently said that Bengals has been silent on a new deal, and Hendrickson has said he will not play under his current contract. This season marks the last year of Hendrickson’s deal.
Hendrickson turned 30 in December, has been with Cincinnati since 2021 and has been an absolute steal for them. He spent his first four seasons with New Orleans Saints But failed to put numbers until its last season there and recorded a career high at the time of 13.5 sacks after only 6.5 in its first three NFL seasons.
Shemar Stewart
Make the two Kantrushers that the Bengals will not sign – this is the 17th choice of this last April draft.
The Bengals are reportedly trying to change the way their first round-rookie contracts are executed, which would allow the team to cancel future guarantees. The contract match has resulted in a word war between the two sides.
Not exactly a good start to the career. Stewart also did not participate in mandatory minicamp last month.
Bengal’s defensive than Shemar Stewart looks at under Bengal’s Rookie Mini Camp on Friday, May 9, 2025 at Paycor Stadium in Cincinnati. (IMagn)
Alex Anzalone
Like Parsons, Anzalone has to do with an injury, but he has also been a vocal to have a new deal.
“I want to pull a lion back. I want that opportunity. That’s how I have it. I’m disappointed. Let’s just say that,” Anzalone said on Tuesday morning when asked for a potential new deal with his Detroit Lions, via mlive.com.
Anzalone is currently entering the last year of an agreement of $ 18.3 million with Detroit, with whom he has spent the last four seasons.
