Strictly speaking, NFL players do not get paid for attending OTAs, or organized team activities.
OTAs are technically optional to attend, so a salary is not awarded for attending.
That said, many NFL players have contract sections that offer workout bonuses and incentives that are specifically centered around offseason training like OTAs.
Are NFL OTAs Open to the Public?
No, OTAs are not usually open to the public. Some teams do make training camp practices available for the public to attend, but that’s not until later in the summer.
Credentialed media members are allowed to attend some portion of the overall length of OTAs.
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