Eagles training camp practice: Live updates from Day 1!
The Birds' 2025 training camp schedule officially kicks off today, Wednesday, July 23.
Following the joint Nick Sirianni and Howie Roseman pre-practice press conference at 9:30 AM, the on-field action at the NovaCare Complex will begin at 10:00 AM. Jalen Hurts and some other players will then be available to media after practice ends.
It's an exciting time of year! Yeah, the real games don't begin until September ... but this is where the long road back to the Super Bowl truly begins. As the team prepares for the upcoming season, there's much to monitor in terms of position battles, player development, and the projected 53-man roster outlook.
With Eagles training camp mostly closed to public access (save for one open practice at The Linc), there's no better way to track all of the news than with the comprehensive coverage we have lined up for you here at Bleeding Green Nation. Follow me on Twitter (@BrandonGowton) for live practice updates. For the 13th year in a row, I'll be covering Eagles training camp from the team's headquarters on a daily basis. You can find practice tweets from myself and other Philly beat reporters that will appear in the list below.
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