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We’re looking at the 30 Most Important Philadelphia Eagles of 2023 and linebacker Nicholas Morrow lands at No. 30 on the list in a huge season for the free agent addition
With Eagles training camp now a month away, we’re looking at 30 most important Eagles of 2023 and Nicholas Morrow makes the list at No. 30 overall.
Morrow, an athletic and versatile linebacker, took an unconventional path to the Eagles.
Signed as an undrafted free agent by the Raiders in 2017 out of Division III Grenville College in Illinois, Morrow played in 62 games with 29 starts for Oakland/Las Vegas in four seasons and then signed with the Bears for the 2022 season and flourished.
We’re looking at five early position battles to watch during the Philadelphia Eagles training camp
We’re one month away fron the start of Eagles training camp and the reigning NFC Champions will head to the NovaCare Complex with a stacked roster.
Philadelphia has few if any holes on the roster and outside of another potential addition at the linebacker position, there is elite talent on both sides of the football.
With so much star power, the real camp intrigue will center around five camp battles that could shakeup the 53-man roster.
We’re taking an early look at predicting the Philadelphia Eagles 16-man practice squad after OTAs and ahead of training camp
The Eagles have concluded OTAs, and they’ll break until late July and then report for training camp as they work to shred a 90-man roster down to 53.
Howie Roseman has been open about building the roster with undrafted free agents, and the 2023 class had several big-named stars holding second-day draft grades.
Philadelphia officially welcomed seven new members to their roster with their 2023 NFL draft class, and the wealth of young talent signed to the training camp roster won’t be reduced to just that group of players.
One week after the draft, the team announced the signings of 9 undrafted rookies ahead of the minicamp.
Recent undrafted free agents who’ve had game action with Philadelphia include Reed Blankenship, Britain Covey, Josh Jobe, Corey Clement, Sua Opeta, Nate Herbig, Kayode Awosika, Joe Ostman, Jack Stoll, Brett Toth, Greg Ward, Marvin Wilson, T.J. Edwards, and future Hall of Famer Jason Peters, who originally signed with the Bills.
We previously released our updated 53-man roster predictions, and with training camp fast approaching, we’re predicting Philadelphia’s 16-man practice.
We’re taking an early look at the Philadelphia Eagles’ tight end position after OTAs and ahead of training camp
The Eagles have star power at every offensive position, and tight end is no different, with Dallas Goedert sitting on the brink of All-Pro status.
Still, Philadelphia loves to employ a ton of 12 personnel and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson will undoubtedly look for an upgrade in production at the No. 2 tight end spot.
With training camp fast approaching, here’s a training camp preview of the Eagles’ tight end position.
Jalen Hurts and other Eagles have spent the offseason praising Quez Watkins for his improvement
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Quez Watkins admitted that 2022 was a down year, but with a contract decision looming and competition from Olamide Zaccheaus, the former Southern Miss wideout has spent the offseason working on his game.
Watkins had 33 catches for 354 yards and three touchdowns but was responsible for some costly drops and not fighting for 50/50 balls that turned into interceptions during the Week 16 loss to the Cowboys.
During the final week of OTAs, head coach Nick Sirianni praised Watkins, and on the last day of work, Jalen Hurts did as well.
Jalen Hurts says Quez Watkins is “doing a really good job.” He says Quez is “playing a number of different positions.”
Added: “He’s hungry. And he’s used everything as fuel. And I’m excited to see the show he puts on this year.”#Eagles
— Brandon Lee Gowton (@BrandonGowton) June 8, 2023
Even with a dynamic duo on the outside and Dallas Goedert at tight end, Watkins will look to replicate his numbers from the 2021 season when he had 43 catches for 647 yards, averaging 15.7 yards per catch.
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Philadelphia Eagles announce the date for ONE open training camp practice at Lincoln Financial Field
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Eagles’ training camp is more than one month away, but fans can start preparing now to attend the one open practice of the summer.
The team just announced the date for this year’s open training camp practice; Sunday, August 6, at Lincoln Financial Field, is the day.
Tickets for the open practice will also go on sale Tuesday, June 13, at 10 AM ET.
Fans can purchase public practice general admission tickets for $10 by visiting Ticketmaster.com. There will also be an option to purchase a $35 VIP ticket that will provide fans with a special on-field experience before the start of practice. All ticket proceeds for the public course will benefit the Eagles Autism Foundation and its mission to fund innovative autism research and care programs.
Seating at Lincoln Financial Field will be on a first-come, first-served basis. All individuals over the age of 2 will require an entry ticket. There are no ticket limitations per customer, and parking will be free.
Eagles Training Camp will begin when players report on Tuesday, July 25.
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The Philadelphia Eagles announced that tickets for single games and one open training camp practice would go on sale Tuesday, June 13
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The Philadelphia Eagles announced that tickets for single games and one open training camp practice would go on sale Tuesday, June 13.
Fans can purchase tickets by visiting Ticketmaster.com. There will be a four-ticket limit per household, and due to high demand, fans are encouraged to visit Ticketmaster as soon as they go on sale.
The team also announced that tickets for the team’s Training Camp public practice at Lincoln Financial Field – scheduled for Sunday, August 6, at 7 PM – will also go on sale Tuesday, June 13, at 10 AM ET.
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We’re previewing the Philadelphia Eagles quarterback position entering OTAs and the looming 2023 training camp
The Eagles 2023 NFL offseason is in full swing, and as Howie Roseman retools a roster that’ll look entirely different on defense, we’re previewing the quarterback position.
After two years of uncertainty, Jalen Hurts is the man in Philadelphia and the NFC after leading the franchise to its second Super Bowl appearance in the past five years.
An All-Pro and MVP Runner up, Hurts helped reset the market after signing a massive contract extension.
With the bulk of the offseason now complete and OTAs looming, we’re kicking off our Eagles 2023 training camp preview series by checking in on the quarterbacks.
The Philadelphia Eagles preseason schedule will have an all AFC feel, with two matchups against AFC North opponents, along with a reunion againist Shane Steichen and the Colts
The Philadelphia Eagles preseason schedule will have an all-AFC feel, with two matchups against AFC North opponents and a reunion againist Shane Steichen and the Colts.
Philadelphia has the league’s toughest strength of schedule (.566 win percentage) based on last year’s standings.
In each of his first two years as Eagles head coach, Nick Sirianni has held two separate joint practice sessions vs. the Patriots and Jets in 2021 and the Dolphins and Browns last summer.
In 2023, they’ll host the Browns, and we’ll await word on joint sessions with either the Ravens or Colts to help text Philadelphia’s rebuilt defense even more.
What’s next for the Philadelphia Eagles following the 2023 NFL Draft
The 2023 NFL draft is in the books, but plenty of offseason action is still on the way for the Philadelphia Eagles.
Outside of the on-field action with rookie minicamp and organized team activities (OTAs), the NFL is also gearing up for its 2023 schedule release.
The Eagles welcomed seven newly drafted rookies to the roster, including defensive tackle Jalen Carter, edge rusher Nolan Smith, offensive guard Tyler Steen, safety Sydney Brown, cornerback Kelee Ringo, quarterback Tanner McKee and defensive tackle Moro Ojomo.
Philadelphia also signed nine undrafted free agents.
Here’s a look at the Eagles’ upcoming 2023 off-season slate, including rookie minicamp, OTAs, and mandatory minicamp.
