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We’re looking at takeaways and observations from the Philadelphia #Eagles first joint practice with the Cleveland Browns
The Eagles and Browns linked up for the first of two joint practice sessions on Monday, and the AFC North squad from Cleveland provided a stout defensive presence for Jalen Hurts and company.
Philadelphia has one of the more physical offensive units in the NFL, but the Browns had success while giving head coach Nick Sirianni and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson teaching points.
With practice No. 2 set for Tuesday, here are takeaways and observations from Day 1.
Highlights and notes from Day1 of joint practices between the Philadelphia #Eagles and Cleveland Browns
The Eagles and Browns linked up for the first of two joint practice sessions on Monday, and the AFC North squad from Cleveland provided a stout defensive presence for Jalen Hurts and company.
Philadelphia can blow for blow with any team in the NFL, but the Browns had success while giving head coach Nick Sirianni and offensive coordinator Brian Johnson teaching points.
With practice No. 2 set for Tuesday, here are highlights and notes from Day 1.
We’re looking at five position battles to watch during the Philadelphia #Eagles joint practices with the Cleveland Browns
The Eagles and Browns are set for two intense days of joint practice sessions in South Philadelphia at the NovaCare Complex.
Cleveland requested practice times later in the evening and both days will start at 5:00 PM EST.
For the Eagles, it’ll be about getting efficient play and consistency from the starters before the rookies and select veterans get the majority of reps during Thursday’s preseason matchup.
With the preseason quickly advancing, we’re looking at five position battles to watch over the next two days.
We’re looking at 15 Cleveland Browns players to watch during two joint practice sessions with the Philadelphia #Eagles
The Eagles held out most of their starters on Saturday night because head coach Nick Sirianni put an urgent emphasis on performing during joint practice sessions.
Philadelphia is about one hour away from kicking off two intriguing joint practices with the Clevleand Browns.
The trip to Philadelphia is a return on the Eagles traveling to Berea, Ohio for two sessions and a preseason game last summer.
There’s star power at each position on both sides of the football and we’re looking at 15 Browns to watch over the next two days.
What conclusions can we draw from the release of the initial depth chart?
The Cleveland Browns get set to take on the New York Jets on Thursday Night as they participate in the Pro Football Hall of Fame game. And on the heels of their preseason opener, the Browns have released their initial depth chart.
While it is unofficial and predominantly standard, there are a few key items that cause an eyebrow to raise from this depth chart. Here we discuss four things that stood out as the Browns are through one week of training camp and get set to take on the Jets.
There are roster locks, those probable to make the roster, and those on the fringes.
There are those players who are absolute locks to make the roster, there are those who are highly probable to make the roster, and then there are those currently sitting on the 90-man roster of the Cleveland Browns who are on the fringes. We have covered the first two categories, so now we hit on those players, highlighted by running back Demetric Felton Jr. and wide receiver Jakeem Grant Sr., who currently sit on the fringes of the roster in Cleveland.
There are 15 players in total, battling for about seven roster spots, that sit on the fringes of the 90-man roster. Here they are.
