Eagles evaluate depth on offensive line and backfield during Day 10 of training camp

Philadelphia Eagles coaches used Day 10 of training camp to focus on blocking and backfield depth, running a series of one-on-one drills that highlighted both veteran and rookie performances. Quarterback Jalen Hurts appeared leaner and faster, a view shared by defensive tackle Vic Fangio and defensive end Jalen Carter, and he connected on a deep pass to Elijah Moore for a long touchdown.

Running backs Saquon Barkley and Tank Bigsby showed explosive potential, while backup Jeremiah Trotter Jr. performed well in pass-protection drills. In the offensive line unit, Tyler Steen recorded wins over Jalen Carter and Ty Robinson, and Cam Jurgens displayed improved agility against Jordan Davis. Rookie Micah Morris returned from a minor injury and contributed solid blocks, and rookie Byron Young recorded a sack and a safety in a drill against former quarterback Andy Dalton.

Defensive end Jonathan Greenard was noted as not being ready for game action for at least a couple of weeks, and edge rusher Robinson was praised for his single pass-rush move, though coaches were advised to manage his snap count. The camp also featured a notable play by wide receiver Elijah Moore, who ran a route that confused defender Andre' Sam before catching Hurts' throw for a touchdown. Overall, the day’s sessions provided coaches with clearer insight into the depth and development of the Eagles' trenches heading into the 2026 season.