Eagles training camp notes: Quinyon Mitchell puts on the clamps
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Key Points:
- The Eagles held a fully padded practice on Monday lasting 1 hour and 38 minutes, following a rare off day on Sunday, with additional practices scheduled before their preseason opener in Baltimore on Saturday night.
- Roster moves included signing DT David Blay, RB Ja’Quinden Jackson, and OLB Tarron Jackson, while placing RB Elijah Mitchell on IR and waiving OG Jaeden Roberts and TE Dae’Quan Wright.
- Key injuries were reported with several players not practicing or limited, including WR DeVonta Smith (hamstring) and CB Jonathan Jones (shoulder), while Cam Jurgens returned to full participation after missing previous sessions.
- Notable practice highlights included All-Pro cornerback Quinyon Mitchell’s interception during a 2-minute drill and receiver Darius Cooper’s standout performance with multiple impressive catches, potentially making him the most consistent receiver in camp.
- Rookie tight end Eli Stowers showed promise with a touchdown catch and a strong one-handed effort, while competition for defensive roles continues, with Michael Carter II receiving first-team safety reps and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. working alongside Zack Baun in situational drills.
