Eagles hold first joint training camp practice with Patriots in Foxborough
The Philadelphia Eagles and New England Patriots met for a joint training-camp practice in Foxborough, with the Eagles using the session as a key tune-up before the season.
Philadelphia and New England conducted the first of two joint training-camp practices on Wednesday in Foxborough, Massachusetts. The Eagles, who are expected to rest most starters for the remainder of the preseason, will use the drills to evaluate players against external competition. The schedule listed a Vic Fangio press conference at 9:55 a.m. Eastern, followed by the practice at 10:15 a.m., after which select participants were available for media questions. Fans were permitted to attend the session, and the team’s media outlet offered live updates and video coverage of the event.
"We look forward to seeing how our players respond to the challenge and to gaining valuable insights ahead of the regular season," a team spokesperson said.
The practice also provided an opportunity for the Patriots, led by wide receiver A.J. Brown, to test their own preparations against the Eagles' roster.