While vaccinations roll out nationally, the NFL is still easing back into things this offseason.
The NFL released a memo to all clubs in the league Wednesday of what the 2021 offseason program will look like this year. This schedule comes out days after multiple NFL clubs have opted for a virtual offseason, foregoing voluntary offseason workouts. The program detailed in the league-wide memo is as follows.
Phase 1 – Four Weeks (April 19 to May 14)
- Virtual meetings for two hours per day at the club's direction
- Prohibits on-field drills or work with coaches
- Facility and weight room capacity limits remain in place
- Clubs makes every effort to make sure all players, staff and families have access to the vaccine
Phase 2 – One Week (May 17 to May 21)
- Virtual meetings continued
- On-field drills will be permitted with coaches, per CBA rules, performed at a teaching pace with no contact allowed
Phase 3 – Four Weeks (May 24 to June 18)
- 10 days of traditional OTAs at full speed (but without contact)
- In-person or virtual meetings
- Includes mandatory minicamp
COVID-19 protocols for the offseason program:
- Daily testing with Mesa test
- Staff vaccination protocols
- Other regular season protocols in place (i.e. social distancing, masks)
- Rookie minicamps and development programs remain unchanged.
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QB Trevor Lawrence - Clemson

TE Kyle Pitts - Florida

WR Ja'Marr Chase - LSU

QB Zach Wilson - BYU

WR Jaylen Waddle - Alabama

WR DeVonta Smith - Alabama

QB Trey Lance - North Dakota State

QB Justin Fields - Ohio State

OT Rashawn Slater - Northwestern

CB Patrick Surtain II - Alabama

LB Micah Parsons - Penn State

OT Penei Sewell - Oregon

EDGE Gregory Rousseau - Miami

EDGE Kwity Paye - Michigan

OT Alijah Vera-Tucker - USC

CB Jaycee Horn - South Carolina

CB Caleb Farley - Virginia Tech

LB Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah - Notre Dame

S Trevon Moehrig - TCU

RB Travis Etienne - Clemson

RB Najee Harris - Alabama

EDGE Jaelan Phillips - Miami

WR Kadarius Toney - Florida

LB Jamin Davis - Kentucky

LB Zaven Collins - Tulsa

RB Javonte Williams - North Carolina

OT Jalen Mayfield - Michigan

CB Greg Newsome II - Northwestern

EDGE Azeez Ojulari - Georgia

DT Levi Onwuzurike - Washington

EDGE Jayson Oweh - Penn State

QB Mac Jones - Alabama

LB Nick Bolton - Missouri

OT Teven Jenkins - Oklahoma State

EDGE Joe Tryon - Washington

OT Christian Darrisaw - Virginia Tech

WR Terrace Marshall Jr. - LSU

WR Elijah Moore - Mississippi

CB Asante Samuel Jr. - Florida State

OL Landon Dickerson - Alabama

OT Liam Eichenberg - Notre Dame

DT Christian Barmore - Ohio State

EDGE Ronnie Perkins - Oklahoma

C Quinn Meinerz - Wisconsin–Whitewater

CB Kelvin Joseph - Kentucky

TE Pat Freiermuth - Penn State

OT Dillon Radunz - North Dakota State

WR Rashod Bateman - Minnesota

CB Elijah Molden - Washington

LB Jabril Cox - LSU