PHILADELPHIA — Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown is squarely in the middle of his prime. Brown, who just turned 28 years old on June 30, is a world champion who has appeared in two Super Bowls, been an All-Pro and Pro Bowl selection three times, was named to the All-Rookie team six years ago, and earned All-SEC honors twice at Mississippi State.

It was about 15 minutes into what would become a 20-minute press conference to begin the start of training camp when Eagles coach Nick Sirianni,

"Toward the end of the Eagles’ first training camp practice on Wednesday, cornerback Kelee Ringo expressed his frustration by smacking his hands together. He was in good position on wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. near the left sideline, but he couldn’t knock it away from Marshall’s hands and gave up his third big catch of the day."

It's year six for Jalen Hurts. He's a lot richer than when we first met him. He's older. He's wiser. He still has his supporters and his doubters, but he has beaten Patrick Mahomes, Joe Burrow, Lamar Jackson, Josh Allen, and Matthew Stafford. Think about that.

Philadelphia Eagles left tackle Jordan Mailata had a press conference on Wednesday and mentioned high praise for one player.

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Philadelphia Eagles reshapes its football operations, bringing back Joe Douglas while adding college scouting talent and data-driven analysts to bolster its championship infrastructure.

Michael Jordan’s Chicago Bulls won six NBA titles, so his words of wisdom to Jalen Hurts following the Philadelphia Eagles’ Super Bowl victory resonated with the QB.

But having lived in Philadelphia since joining PennLive, this shifted role made sense. The rapid success of Nick Farabaugh, our excellent, dedicated Steelers beat writer, made this make sense. Now, PennLive will have the NFL covered on both sides of the state.

The Eagles held their first practice of training camp for the 2025-26 season on Wednesday at the NovaCare Complex. Here are my observations from Day 1: Roll call The Eagles entered camp relatively healthy — at least much healthier than they were seven years ago coming off a Super Bowl victory.