Eagles' offense shows progress in rain-shortened Day 4 camp practice

Philadelphia Eagles' offense appeared to click during Monday's training-camp practice at the Jefferson Health Training Complex, despite heavy rain forcing the session indoors. Quarterback Jalen Hurts was highlighted for his poise, delivering several successful throws and a designed run that resulted in a touchdown, suggesting he is adapting well to offensive coordinator Sean Mannian's scheme. > "Hurts turned a play-action fake into a deep pass to Dontayvvion Wicks for a first-down," a coach observed during the 11-on-11 drills. He also connected with top receiver DeVonta Smith on a goal-to-goal play and completed a two-point conversion pass.

In contrast, first-round rookie wide receiver Makai Lemon and second-round tight end Eli Stowers were largely absent from team drills, raising concerns about their integration into the offense. Stowers did receive a pass that was broken up by linebacker Arnold Ebiketie during second-team reps. The practice also featured a brief appearance by fifth-round quarterback Cole Payton, who threw a long pass that was defended.

The weather forced fans to walk to the parking lot after being told the outdoor portion would be cancelled, underscoring the challenges of attending camp sessions this season.