Caleb Downs Launches Football Camp, Proves Off-Field Impact

On April 30th, Caleb Downs, the Dallas Cowboys new safety, drafted 11th overall in the

2026 NFL Draft, just dropped big news off the field.

Before he even straps on pads for rookie cam, he's launching a football camp on June 20th

to train young athletes.

He's teaming up with his brother Josh, who plays for the Indianapolis Colts, for hands-on

drills, tough competitions and real mentorship.

Fans can lock in spots now, with full details coming soon.

It's all about next level skills early in the off season.

Downs built his rep as a leader in college, first at Alabama, then Ohio State, where he

snagged the national title, plus the Jim Thoroughb award, and a lot, trophy for top defender.

At 21, he's already got that pro mindset, without a single NFL snap.

The brothers run the Trust Downs Foundation, pushing community work and events like this

to give back through football.

It highlights their family bond, and commitment beyond the game.

As Cowboys' eyes turn to their secondary needs, Downs is proving he's ready for impact

everywhere on the field soon, but starting strong, off at right now.