NFL training campseason is officially upon us, which means holdout/hold-in season is too. Who are the big names who either haven't reported or aren't taking full part in practice while seeking a new contract? Are their situations roiling or boiling? Here's the latest, where we rank each situation by the attention and rancor from both sides. Stewart is seeking the same contract structure past draft picks, both with Cincinnati and across the league at his draft slot, were given in years past. For that, he was thetarget of the Bengals brass' ireon Monday. This is arguably the most acrimonious standoff we have right now. Parsons is watching practicewith back tightness Wednesday, and isn't calling himself a hold-in. But he had somepointed responses to Jerry Jones' wild media conferencefrom Monday. This deal could have gotten done months ago, but in the interim, Myles Garrett and now T.J. Watt have reset the top end of the pass rush market. This could become the story of NFL training camps this year. [Join or create a Yahoo Fantasy Football league for the 2025 NFL season] Hendrickson left for Floridainstead of reporting to Bengals camp over an offer he called "atrociously, atrociously low." Hendrickson, the NFL's reigning sack leader, reportedly wants guaranteed money past the first year, and Cincinnati hasn't been willing to meet him there in negotiations. For their part, the Bengals have spoken positively and cordially about Hendrickson. McLaurin didn't report on Tuesday,and has been replaced on the reserve/did not report list for the time being. After a career year in 2024, heexpressed frustrationover the negotiations last week. This is something that could derail all the positive momentum in Washington the past two years, and a big one to watch. Jenkins was in attendance as Packers reported to campon Tuesday, but he'snot practicing Wednesdaywith what's being listed as a back injury. Green Bay just paid offensive lineman Zach Tom record-setting signing bonus money as part of his new contract. Will Jenkins get one too? Jennings is officially practicing with the 49ers,which indicates he's not planning to hold in.Head coach Kyle Shanahan disputedthe report that Jennings had asked for a trade if he didn't get a contract extension. This appears to be settled for the time being as Jennings seeks an extension. The Broncos' No. 1 receiver wasseen at practice participating in individual drillsonly while he reportedly seeks a new contract. Head coach Sean Payton downplayed the situation, which doesn't seem all that hostile at the moment.
