Eagles train under pressure and intensity

• Jaylen Hurts emphasized the importance of resilience in challenging conditions.
• Coach Jeff Stutland received an award for his achievements in coaching.
• During training, progress is being monitored for rookies and second-year players.

PHILADELPHIA — The Eagles' training takes place in challenging weather conditions, which underscores the importance of resilience and the character of the players. Quarterback Jaylen Hurts stated that "it’s all about working together as a team," emphasizing that challenging conditions are a test for the team.

Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio also highlighted the importance of mental toughness, noting that the heat is not a reason to lower the tempo. He believes that such conditions prepare the team for future games in similar climates.

During training, which took place on the first day with full protective equipment, Hurts called on the team to control what they can and utilize these challenges to improve their skills. Although training under pressure revealed some difficulties, the team demonstrates growth, especially rookies Jihad Campbell and Quinton Mitchell continue to impress the coaches.

In addition, Jeff Stutland, the offensive line coach, received an award for his achievements in coaching, which emphasizes his important role in developing players. He noted that four starting players are returning this season, and new signings help ensure the depth of the team.

Grass Report

Regarding the grass, Terrace Marshall was spotted on the field with a problem on the right side, while Zach Baun and Nolan Smith missed training due to grass issues. Drew Mukuba and Dennie Gray also remain sidelined due to training through their grass issues.

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