What status does a player hold if he doesn't report to training camp on time after two full seasons?

A player who does not report to training camp on time after two full seasons is considered a Restricted Free Agent. This status arises when a player has completed their contract but has not yet signed a new one or agreed to return to their previous team. Being a Restricted Free Agent means the player's original team retains certain rights, such as the ability to match any offer sheet the player might receive from other teams, giving them an opportunity to keep the player if they choose to.

In contrast, an Unrestricted Free Agent would have more freedom and could negotiate with any team without the original team having the opportunity to match offers. A Practice Squared Player typically refers to players who are part of the practice squad, which is a separate designation and does not apply in this context. Lastly, an Active Roster Player is one who is currently on the main roster and available to participate in games, which generally requires that the player has reported to training camp on time and is under contract. Thus, the correct interpretation of the player's status after failing to report on time is that they remain a Restricted Free Agent, awaiting a resolution regarding their contract situation.