Philadelphia has one practice left before breaking until the late July training camp, and the Eagles are implementing a new offensive and defensive system. Wednesday was Day 2 of the Eagles’ mandatory minicamp, and a familiar face was back at the …
Philadelphia has one practice left before breaking until the late July training camp, and the Eagles are implementing a new offensive and defensive system.
Wednesday was Day 2 of the Eagles’ mandatory minicamp, and a familiar face was back at the NovaCare Complex, as Fletcher Cox appeared amid his retirement adjustment.
There are battles for the cornerback spot opposite Darius Slay and at middle linebacker, where Nakobe Dean will work to hold off Zack Baum alongside Devin White.
With the second day completed, we’re looking at takeaways and observations from the session.
It’s only an early preview, but Quinyon Mitchell, Kelee Ringo, and Isaiah Rodgers are set to have an intense battle for the cornerback spot opposite Darius Slay.
Don’t look now, but Ross could easily land Philadelphia’s third or fourth wide receiver spot. The speedy former first-round pick took first-team snaps on Wednesday and has been active during two days of practice.
Devin White appears to be the only lock as a starter, while Nakobe Dean and Zack Baun will continue to battle for the inside linebacker job.
The future Hall of Famer appeared at the NovaCare Complex in street clothes for the first time since retiring.
With Landon Dickerson absent and Trevor Keegan injured, Mekhi Becton logged first-team snaps at left guard.
Kellen Moore is installing a new offensive system, and Wednesday presents some frustrations for Jalen Hurts and company.
The former Georgia running back has fresh legs and is starting to emerge as a training camp dark horse to watch in the running back competition.
