The second week of NFL minicamps kicks off with 30 teams participating, while the Detroit Lions have opted out and the Chicago Bears conducted theirs last week. This is a pivotal period to assess player attendance, rookie performance against veterans, and changes in offensive and defensive schemes under new coordinators.

The Buffalo Bills are watching James Cook's potential attendance closely as he seeks a contract extension, while the Miami Dolphins are uncertain on their secondary with Jalen Ramsey's trade rumors. The New England Patriots are examining the competition among their wide receivers, and the New York Jets are in search of a suitable No. 2 receiver to support Garrett Wilson's role.

Teams like the Baltimore Ravens are focusing on their left guard position, the Cincinnati Bengals are assessing Trey Hendrickson's attendance, and the Cleveland Browns have a four-way quarterback competition heating up. Meanwhile, the Jacksonville Jaguars are monitoring Travis Hunter's defensive contributions and the Tennessee Titans are evaluating their quarterback rotation.