NFL Minicamps Test QB Depth, Roster Prospects Across Teams

As NFL teams prepare for the 2025 season, several players are aiming to solidify their roles through offseason activities and minicamps. KeeSean Johnson, now with the Saskatchewan Roughriders, reflects on his precise route-running skills praised by former Arizona Cardinals coach Kliff Kingsbury and credits his development to strength and conditioning work at Fresno State alongside mentor Davante Adams. The Buffalo Bills are using minicamp to evaluate players like WR Corey Moore and rookie cornerback Jalen Hairston, who showed promise during OTAs and seek to earn roster spots. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys focus on quarterback Joe Milton trying to secure the backup role behind Dak Prescott, demonstrating a mix of athleticism and developing passing skills during OTAs and minicamp. The Cowboys also face key questions about pass protection, particularly the development of second-year left tackle Tyler Guyton, who is receiving mentorship from franchise legend Tyron Smith to improve his performance. These storylines highlight the competitive offseason landscape as players and teams prepare for the challenges of the upcoming NFL season.