But that didn't stop Thursday's joint session from providing bleachers full of Vikings faithful with some fireworks. Especially as it pertained to the young quarterbacks. Which side got the best of Thursday's practice,

New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel got knocked down attempting to break up a player fight during a joint practice with the Vikings on Thursday.

The Vikings and Patriots just held their first of two joint training camp practices on a beautiful afternoon at TCO Performance Center. Fans packed the stands to watch as the Vikings got an opportunity to test themselves against a different opponent in a practice setting after weeks of battling each other.

J.J. McCarthy, in likely his last reps against another team until the regular season, looked good in the 11-on-11 portion.

The first day of two highly anticipated joint practices between the Eagles and Cleveland Browns at NovaCare Complex was, in a word, sloppy.

The Missouri Tigers are gearing up for the 2025 season and are heading to the St. Louis area this weekend for a private practice with Lindenwood University. This joint practice comes as the season opener on Thursday,

That said, Mike Evans showcased his talents well for the Buccaneers as he reportedly destroyed the Pittsburgh Steelers cornerbacks during the two teams’ practice on Thursday. The Tampa Bay Times’s Rick Stroud attended, relaying the offense’s general dominance but specifically highlighting Evans, who enters his 12th campaign.

Jeanty broke off multiple explosive runs and was consistently effective throughout the joint practice, according to various reports. It's worth acknowledging that several 49ers defensive starters sat this session out. Jeanty started practice hot by generating a big run once team drills started.