7 Eagles who impressed during the first week of training camp

7 Philadelphia Eagles who impressed during the first week of training camp

The Eagles opened training camp with three intense practices, and one secret walkthrough as the team works to prioritize health leading up to the season opener.

Philadelphia’s defense has looked fast and decisive under Jonathan Gannon, while Nick Sirianni will look to see Jalen Hurts take the next step as a passer.

With the Eagles set to put on the pads Tuesday, here are seven players who impressed during the first week of training camp.

8 takeaways from the Eagles’ final week of OTAs

8 takeaways from the Philadelphia Eagles’ final week of OTAs

The Eagles ended their offseason workout program on Wednesday, as the team wrapped up the final of what was supposed to be six voluntary organized team activities on Wednesday.

Philadelphia will join the Bengals as the only two teams in the NFL to not hold mandatory minicamps this year and they’ll now break until the start of training camp on Tuesday, July 26.

With the team set for a long break from official duties, here are 8 takeaways from the Eagles’ final week of OTAs and offseason conditioning.

Eagles’ projected defensive depth chart following the 2022 NFL Draft

Philadelphia Eagles’ projected defensive depth chart following the 2022 NFL Draft

The Eagles entered the 2022 NFL offseason looking to retool a middle-of-the-pack defense that lacked sacks, versatility at linebacker, and a game-wrecking run-stopper along the defensive line.

A unit that was ridiculed weekly last season, Jonathan Gannon’s defense has been infused with some difference-making players at several key positions.

Gannon’s updated scheme now includes Haason Reddick as a bonafide pass rusher and Kyzir White as an off-ball, sideline-to-sideline playmaker, along with noted winners Jordan Davis (first round) and linebacker Nakobe Dean (third round).

With the defense having a new and improved looked, here’s an early projection of the defensive depth chart following the draft.

Eagles announce 2 roster moves

Philadelphia Eagles place linebacker Davion Taylor on injured reserve meaning he’ll miss the next 3 games.

The Eagles announced two roster moves on Wednesday, signing linebacker Christian Elliss to the practice squad and placing linebacker Davion Taylor on Reserve/Injured.

Over the past 3 weeks, Taylor logged 39 tackles, one for loss, and two forced fumbles. Taylor was replaced in the lineup on Sunday by Alex Singleton, who was Philadelphia’s leading tackler in 2020.

Nick Sirianni provides an update on Eagles’ injuries with Jordan Howard, Davion Taylor set to miss time

Nick Sirianni provides an update on the Philadelphia Eagles’ injury situation as Jordan Howard, Davion Taylor will both miss time with knee sprains

As the Eagles start preparation for the New York Giants, head coach Nick Sirianni just confirmed that two key players will miss at least a week.

Jordan Howard and Davion Taylor are both dealing with knee sprains and the second-year linebacker will likely go on injured reserve after finally cracking the starting lineup.

Eagles vs. Saints final injury report: Derek Barnett, Davion Taylor listed as questionable

Philadelphia #Eagles vs. New Orleans #Saints final injury report: Derek Barnett, Davion Taylor listed as questionable for Sunday’s matchup at Lincoln Financial Field

The Eagles released their final injury report for the Week 11 matchup against the Saints at Lincoln Financial Field, and two defensive starters are questionable.

Reserve lineman Jack Edwards was also questionable, while 9 other important players on both sides of the ball all logged a full practice.

Eagles vs. Saints injury report: Davion Taylor, Dallas Goedert upgraded to limited

Eagles vs. Saints injury report: Davion Taylor, Dallas Goedert upgraded to limited, 8 others are full participants in Thursday’s practice

The Eagles released their Thursday injury report, and one day after a scheduled walkthrough, Dallas Goedert and Davion Taylor were upgraded to limited participants, while 8 others got in full practices.

Philadelphia has a huge home matchup against the Saints on Sunday and New Orleans star running back is now trending towards potentially missing the ballgame.

Here’s an injury breakdown for both clubs.

Eagles vs. Saints injury report: Davion Taylor among 3 non participants

#Eagles vs. #Saints injury report: Philadelphia has walkthrough, Alvin #Kamara returns to practice for New Orleans

The Eagles released their Wednesday injury report, and it was an estimation after Nick Sirianni rested his players via a walkthrough.

Philadelphia has a huge home matchup against the Saints on Sunday and the players can use some extra rest after a late finish in Denver’s Altitude.

Here’s an injury breakdown for both clubs.

4 takeaways from Eagles’ Week 9 loss to the Chargers

4 more takeaways from Philadelphia Eagles 27-24 loss to the Los Angeles Chargers in Week 9

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The Eagles had a winning game plan on offense, but another passive defensive effort, coupled with the Chargers having the ball in the final minutes resulted in another frustrating home loss.

There were positives like Nick Sirianni’s approach to running the football, but it ended up being another Sunday where both sides of the ball struggled to gain any cohesion.

Here are 10 takeaways from Sunday’s defeat.

Davion Taylor keeps on playing well for the Eagles

Davion Taylor is making the most of his opportunity for the Eagles.

Another week of the NFL has come and gone. With it, one former Colorado Buffaloes star continues to make strides.

No, surprisingly it isn’t Laviska Shenault Jr. or Phillip Lindsay. Instead, it is Philadelphia Eagles linebacker, Davion Taylor.

The 2020 third-round draft pick has played more often over the past month or so, and Sunday’s game against the Los Angeles Chargers was the busiest of his career.

Although the Eagles lost on a last-second field goal, Taylor notched a career-high in tackles with six on the date to go with two assists. He was all over the place and is giving the coaching staff and the defense a much-needed presence.

On Sunday, Taylor stuffed star running back Austin Ekeler and flashed his brilliant closing speed and play recognition.

Prior to this Sunday, Taylor’s career-high was just three tackles. He did that twice but is finally coming into his own and making the Eagles brass smile after a successful Day Two draft selection.

Earlier in the week, the Eagles released veteran Eric Wilson and cited the emergence of Taylor as one major reason.

Defensive coordinator Jonathan Gannon raved about Taylor as well, according to Dave Spadaro of Eagles.com.

“We’re excited about Davion. He keeps improving.”

Well, so far it is working. More snaps and more work for Taylor and the former Buffs linebacker is making the most of this opportunity.

So far so good for Davion Taylor, and this is only the beginning for the young Eagles defender.