Eagles camp: Offensive misdirection a major theme, Jonathan Greenard injury update

Key Points:

• The Philadelphia Eagles, under new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion, are emphasizing misdirection and increased receiver motion in their offensive scheme to confuse defenses and improve both the run and pass game.
• Quarterback Jalen Hurts continues to showcase his deep passing ability, with notable completions and attempts during practice, while rookie Cole Payton struggled with interceptions in his reps.
• Position battles are ongoing, with Marcus Epps appearing to lead at safety, Tanner McKee and Andy Dalton splitting reps at QB2, and Johnny Mundt holding the second tight end spot with the first team.
• The offensive line saw its first injury of training camp when third-team tackle Cameron Williams exited practice but was able to walk off under his own power.
• Defensive adjustments include Jonathan Greenard missing significant camp time due to a pectoral strain, Jihaad Campbell focusing on inside linebacker rather than edge rushing, and Cooper DeJean and Riq Woolen adapting to new roles and techniques within Vic Fangio’s defensive system.