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In the Eagles’ joint practices with the Patriots in New England, edge rusher Jalyx Hunt stood out with two Day 2 takeaways and continued pressure on the quarterback, Dallas Goedert remained a red‑zone threat, and Makai Lemon returned to practice after missing most of camp; Philadelphia also weighs Sean Mannion’s play‑calling setup (booth vs. sideline) ahead of the next preseason game.
Day 2 of the Eagles–Patriots joint practices in Foxborough featured a strong late red-zone drive for the Eagles led by Jalen Hurts (connects with Goedert, Wicks and Brown for a TD and a two-point conversion) after a day of uneven moments. A.J. Brown won several red-zone reps against Quinyon Mitchell, while Kelee Ringo endured a rough outing. Rookie Jalyx Hunt stood out with a turnover near the end and drew praise from Patriots reporters. The run game was slower than Day 1 amid chippy conflict, and Eli Stowers flashed in spots but also showed some rough reps. The defense tightened later, with Woolen and Baun making plays as Hunt supplied the day’s highlight with a one-handed interception near the end.
Six practices into Eagles training camp, Jalyx Hunt and Jalen Carter have emerged as stock-ups with disruptive play, Tank Bigsby bringing high-effort versatility, and Dontayvion Wicks solidifying the No. 2 receiver role behind DeVonta Smith (earning Hurts’ trust). Drew Kendall and Markel Bell provide depth on the line. Stock-down notes include Makai Lemon’s hamstring setback and slower starts for Ty Robinson, Eli Stowers, Will Shipley, and Fred Johnson as the team evaluates its rotation early in camp.
Vic Fangio used Wednesday’s Eagles training camp press conference to flag players’ conditioning and development: Jalyx Hunt’s weight remains steady with added muscle, Nolan Smith returned heavier in the spring but is back to where he should be, Jalen Carter is in good shape and excelling at the little things, Jordan Davis is lighter around the 330s and showing improved bend and pass rush, Andrew Mukuba is quicker in thought and more comfortable with the defense, Michael Carter is proving versatile by playing safety, nickel, and as a sixth DB, Chance Campbell is emerging as a solid football player, and Jeremiah Trotter is having his best camp since joining, underscoring the Eagles’ depth at linebacker and ongoing evaluation of contributors.
Early training camp has produced seven standouts likely to influence the 2026 season: D.J. Moore shines with the Bills as a new top target for Josh Allen; Ja’Kobi Lane impresses Ravens coaches with contested-catch ability; Jonathon Brooks bursts back from injuries in Carolina and could form a backfield duo with Chuba Hubbard; Jalyx Hunt shows pass-rush potential for the Eagles; Arvell Reese demonstrates versatile linebacker play for the Giants; Salvon Ahmed draws buzz for the Bears as a possible 20+ carry back; and Peter Woods delivers interior disruption for the Chiefs, potentially reshaping their defensive line.
Day 3 of Philadelphia Eagles training camp featured a defense-dominant practice led by Jalyx Hunt and Jalen Carter, with the offense showing more rough edges as Jalen Hurts absorbed several sacks, misfired throws, and limited play-action moments. Rookie Makai Lemon and Eli Stowers had quiet starts, while Dontayvion Wicks and Darius Cooper flashed as targets. The backup QB battle favored Andy Dalton so far. Injury notes included Lane Johnson’s excused absence, plus players in the medical tent and a carted-off Jaedan Roberts at practice end. Overall, the defense is ahead of the offense early in camp with plenty of time to grow.
Day 3 of Eagles practice was highlighted by a dominant defensive line as Jalyx Hunt and Jalen Carter disrupted the backfield and Carter batted passes. Hurts faced pressure but connected on a pocket-to-left teardrop to DeVonta Smith, while Nolan Smith had a slower start and wore an arm brace. In QB2 drills, Andy Dalton outplayed Tanner McKee, with Cole Payton rebounding from Day 2 INTs. Wicks and Lemon showed flashes in the receiver group, Stowers worked on blocking, Braden Mann punted well, and undrafted long snapper Rocco Underwood had a few high snaps; Jaeden Roberts suffered a lower-leg injury near practice end.
Rookie Jalyx Hunt saw significant playing time for the Philadelphia Eagles, logging 25 defensive snaps in their 34-6 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, more than doubling his season total. Hunt's increased role came as the Eagles managed injuries and rotated players, with head coach Nick Sirianni noting Hunt's strong practice performances. The Eagles' defense saw various players contributing, while the offense was able to rest starters in preparation for their upcoming game against the Commanders.
In the Philadelphia Eagles' Week 10 victory over the Dallas Cowboys, notable snap count details emerged. On offense, the Eagles rested starters early, with Fred Johnson and Mekhi Becton playing the entire game. Dallas Goedert returned with a touchdown, while Saquon Barkley had limited touches. Defensively, rookie Jalyx Hunt saw significant action, contributing to a deflected pass leading to an interception. Zack Baun excelled with two forced fumbles. Special teams saw Braden Mann active with kickoffs and Jake Elliott perfect on field goals and extra points.