30 of 32 NFL second-round picks haven't signed their contracts yet | Sporting News

With the Los Angeles Chargers reporting to training camp on Saturday, Tre Harris is the first second-round rookie to step into camp in his current contract situation.

He won't be the last.

Harris is one of 30 second-round rookies who haven't yet signed contracts.

The only two who have signed are the first pick of the second round, Browns linebacker Carson Schwesinger, and the second pick of the second round, Texans receiver Jayden Higgins.

Both were given fully guaranteed deals by their teams.

The rest of the selections are likely seeking close to full guarantees that aren't the standard offers for second-round picks.

"The problem is simple to explain, far from simple to solve," Pro Football Talk's Mike Florio writes .

"Before 2025, no second-round picks had received fully-guaranteed rookie contracts.

With the Texans giving receiver Jayden Higgins, the second pick in round two, a fully-guaranteed deal, the issue was framed.

The Browns quickly gave linebacker Carson Schwesinger, the first pick in round two, a fully-guaranteed deal.

They had little choice, once the player taken immediately after him got a fully-guaranteed contract.

For the next 30 picks in round two, no deal has been done.

While all of them participated in the offseason program under participation agreements, they wont be practicing (or even present) without signed contracts." MORE: How good was LeBron at football? NBA legend would have been 'one of the best' in NFL It's not an ideal situation for teams.

It'll be fascinating to see how long it takes to resolve.

For those wondering, these are the second-round picks, from No.

35 overall through No.

64 overall, who have yet to sign: Nick Emmanwori, Seahawks Quinshon Judkins, Browns Jonah Savaiinaea, Dolphins TreVeyon Henderson, Patriots Luther Burden, Bears Tyler Shough, Saints T.J.

Sanders, Bills Mason Taylor, Jets Alfred Collins, 49ers Donovan Ezeiruaku, Cowboys JT Tuimoloau, Colts Terrance Ferguson, Rams Will Johnson, Cardinals Aireontae Ersery, Texans Demetrius Knight Jr., Bengals Elijah Arroyo, Seahawks Nic Scourton, Panthers Oluwafemi Oladejo, Titans Benjamin Morrison, Buccaneers Anthony Belton, Packers Tre Harris, Chargers Ozzy Trapilo, Bears Tate Ratledge, Lions Jack Bech, Raiders Mike Green, Ravens RJ Harvey, Broncos Trey Amos, Commanders Shemar Turner, Bears Omarr Norman-Lott, Chiefs Andrew Mukuba, Eagles That's a lot of deals to still get done.

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