When the Philadelphia Eagles kicked off training camp on Wednesday, the loudest reaction from fans in attendance at the NovaCare Complex didn’t come from a Saquon Barkley run or a Jalen Hurts scramble. It was an under-the-radar free agent signing who drew applause.

Tyler Steen takes another step towards an Eagles starting role after Kenyon Green missed the first training camp practice

The Philadelphia Eagles are starting training camp, ready to go on another run to a back-to-back Super Bowl title.

The star left tackle offered his assessment following the team's first workout of training camp in South Philadelphia.

In total, the Eagles have won five championships. Three titles preceded the 1966 NFL/AFL merger, with Philadelphia winning NFL Championships in 1948, 1949, and 1960. The aforementioned Super Bowls were won in the 52nd and 59th editions. It's impossible to count the number of classic wins we have seen.

Philadelphia Eagles reshapes its football operations, bringing back Joe Douglas while adding college scouting talent and data-driven analysts to bolster its championship infrastructure.

The Eagles enter the 2025 campaign hyper-focused on turning the page from their Super Bowl run last season, to the point where terms like "defending champs" and "repeat" are being left on the cutting-room floor.

This time around, Around The NFL writer Nick Shook introduces his All-Under-25 Team. Five members of the NFC East make the cut. That includes two Philadelphia Eagles, Nakobe Dean and Jalen Carter.

For the first practice, Campbell was listed as "limited," but taking part in some team drills was an encouraging sign. Zack Baun and Jeremiah Trotter were with the first unit at linebacker, while Campbell and rookie Smael Mondon were with the second unit.