Marvin Harrison Jr.’s Stunning Transformation and Shedeur Sanders’ Unstoppable Momentum Shake Up Minicamp Buzz

Marvin Harrison Jr.'s Stunning Transformation and Shedeur Sanders' Unstoppable Momentum Shake Up Minicamp Buzz

Mandatory minicamps might not carry the same firepower as full-blown training camps padded up for full contact, but don’t underestimate their silent muscle. This less intense stretch is the proving ground — where rookies find their bearings, coaches get busy unpacking playbooks, and returning vets flex their ambition for bigger roles. Oh, and trust me, the drama and revelations that bubble up here? They’re often the first whispers of what’s gonna shake the NFL landscape this season. So let’s dive into the top five nuggets that caught my eye from this week’s NFL minicamps — things that’ll totally color the upcoming campaign in ways you might not expect. LEARN MOREAdams had some big games for the Jets after a midseason trade, showing he has plenty left. The Rams practically chose Adams over Cooper Kupp this offseason, and must believe that he is an upgrade. Playing alongside Puka Nacua, Adams has a chance to have a big season for the Rams and help them back to the playoffs.Will it matter to Harrison’s production that he seemed to put on some muscle? Maybe, maybe not, but the difference was noticeable.

Bengals aren’t helping themselves

A team’s mandatory minicamp isn’t the same intensity as practicing in pads during training camp, but there is some value.Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders was the focus of the team’s minicamp. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders was the focus of the team’s minicamp. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

Cleveland Browns quarterback Shedeur Sanders was the focus of the team’s minicamp. (AP Photo/Sue Ogrocki)

“I thought it was AI and the pictures were fake,” Cardinals quarterback Kyler Murray said, via the Arizona Republic.

Davante Adams fitting in well with Rams

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Harrison had a bit of a disappointing rookie season. It’s pretty clear he’s taking his preparation for this season seriously.

When you play for the Raiders and then the Jets, coming to the Los Angeles Rams can seem liberating. Although the Rams minicamp doesn’t begin until Monday, Adams has already noticed a difference in his short time with the team: “it’s a glaring difference when you come into a building like this,” and it’s not like everyone didn’t know what he was talking about.

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