the second day of the Cleveland Browns rookie minicamp, where new athletes focused on learning team systems and improving technical skills. Head coach Todd Monken expressed satisfaction with the group's efficiency and their eagerness to be coached during various practice segments. A significant portion of the session utilized ACT periods, which emphasize mental preparation and proper alignment through low-impact walkthroughs to ensure player health. During live drills, quarterback Taylen Green stood out for his ability to process plays and connect with various offensive targets like Denzel Boston and Joe Royer. On the defensive side, second-round pick Emmanuel McNeil-Warren earned praise for his physical range and pass-breakup abilities. Overall, the camp serves as an introductory period for draft picks, free agents, and tryout players to demonstrate their talent before the main season begins.