How Much Are NFL Players Fined For Skipping Mandatory Minicamp?

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How Much Are NFL Players Fined For Skipping Mandatory Minicamp?

Players who miss mandatory minicamp can be fined $17,986 on Day 1, $35,973 on Day 2, and $53,952 on Day 3, totaling $107,911 for the full three-day absence. Under the NFL's collective bargaining agreement, these fines are mandatory and cannot be forgiven by teams, making holdouts an expensive option for players seeking new contracts.

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