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Biggest position battles of Eagles training camp: Several defensive starter spots up for grab

Through just one week of training camp, the Philadelphia Eagles are starting to ramp things up. The organization has already dismissed talk of a Super Bowl championship repeat, choosing to focus on the 2025 season and working towards getting in that position again.

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Six Eagles position battles to watch during Philadelphia Eagles training camp

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Amid trial by fire, can Kelee Ringo separate himself in position battle at Eagles training camp?

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Recapping first padded practice of Philadelphia Eagles training camp

The Eagles have returned to the NovaCare Complex for a Tuesday morning session that will be the team's first fully padded practice of the summer.

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Training camp: Eagles’ defense shines amid rising temps

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Eagles training camp report: Live updates from Practice No. 5 in 2025

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Eagles training camp: Live practice updates from Day 5 as full pads go on

The Birds moved everything up by an hour due to the intense summer heat.

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Eagles Training Camp Practice Notes: Quinyon Mitchell looks really good entering Year 2

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Eagles Training Camp: Four players miss Monday practice with injuries

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Eagles’ Vic Fangio Praises, Challenges Cornerback Amid Heated Position Battle

Philadelphia Eagles defensive coordinator Vic Fangio issued a strong challenge to veteran cornerback Adoree' Jackson early in training camp.

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Sizzling NFC training-camp position battles

The NFL preseason schedule will begin July 31 with the regular season to follow on Sept. 4. Ahead of the start of games, Yardbarker NFL writers spotlight the hottest position battles in training camp for each NFC team.

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NFL’s 10 biggest position battles for 2025 training camps

The most productive WR last year for the Patriots was DeMario Douglas, who caught 66 passes for 621 yards and three touchdowns working primarily out of the slot. He was followed by Kayshon Boutte, who caught 43 passes for 589 yards and three touchdowns and Kendrick Bourne, who added another 28 receptions for 305 yards and a score.

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Eagles' 12 most intriguing players in 2025: Is No. 11 already losing his position battle?

Why Eagles won't label Sydney Brown the front-runner for the safety job over a rookie and a former practice-squad player