The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2026 training camp schedule concludes today with the final practice of the summer prior to Sunday’s 6:00 PM roster cuts deadline. Of course, before that happens, the Eagles will play their final preseason game on Friday night.
Here’s the schedule for Wednesday (all times Eastern):
2:00 PM - Vic Fangio press conference
2:15 PM - Practice begins
Post-practice - Select players available to media
With Eagles training camp almost entirely closed to public access (save for one open practice at The Linc), there’s no better way to track all of the news than with the comprehensive coverage we have lined up for you here at Bleeding Green Nation.
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For the 14th year in a row, I’ll be covering Eagles training camp from the team’s headquarters on a daily basis. You can find practice tweets from myself and other Philly beat reporters that will appear in the list below.
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Challenge: Making the optimistic case for each team in the division
At this time of year, most NFL fans are dreaming big about how good their team can be. Let's challenge ourselves here and look at reasons for hope not just for our favorite teams but their division rivals as well. (Don't worry, we'll do reasons for skepticism next.)
EAGLES - The Eagles haven't missed the playoffs since the Jalen Hurts and Nick Sirianni era began in 2021. It's hard to bet against their floor, especially when it seems like Vic Fangio's defense is going to be very good again in 2026. Sean Mannion could very well be an upgrade on Kevin Patullo and the Eagles' offensive line should be healthier than it was last season.
COWBOYS - The offense was elite last year. It should be pretty good again. The Dallas defense doesn't need to be awesome for this team to have success. They just need to be merely not abysmal. Christian Parker seems up to the task, I'm bullish on his future.
COMMANDERS - Jayden Daniels was the best quarterback in the NFC East as a rookie. It's possible he returns to form. The Commanders' coordinator changes could provide a boost.
GIANTS - John Harbaugh could help give the Giants the much-needed culture reset they've needed for a long time now. Jaxson Dart clearly has talent and Cam Skattebo is pretty fun to watch. The G-Men were 1-7 in one-score games last year; they might be due for some more good breaks this season.
What've you got?
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