Organized Team Activities (OTAs) in 2019 were a series of voluntary training sessions held by various professional football teams in the National Football League (NFL). These activities allowed players to practice together, improve team chemistry, and learn new plays under the guidance of coaches. OTAs typically took place in the spring and were crucial for team preparation ahead of the regular season. During the 2019 OTAs, teams focused on conditioning, skill development, and implementing strategies. While attendance was not mandatory, most players participated to enhance their performance and build rapport with teammates. The sessions were an essential part of the offseason training program for teams like the New England Patriots and the Dallas Cowboys.