Jalen Hurts closes Philadelphia Eagles training camp with a clear plan: expand the passing attack while maintaining the core run threat, as coaches push for a more diversified offense and Hurts takes on more reps in a league that emphasizes the aerial game. Jihaad Campbell earns Week 1 linebacker consideration with standout hands and motor, complementing a potentially elite LB duo alongside Zack Bond. Darius Cooper, Tarleton State, is turning heads as a camp darling with reliable hands and on-field calm that could earn him a roster spot. The show also nods to Giants’ Saquon Barkley and a Cowboys tease as Week 1 opener looms. The three-point stance cements Hurts as a possible 2025 MVP contender if he shoulders more passing responsibility and evolves the offense identity, with receivers ready to rise and a defense growing under its coaches.

The Eagle Eye podcast discusses the Philadelphia Eagles' upcoming OTAAs and rookie camp, highlighting the excitement surrounding the debut of new players, particularly those from the recent draft. Jordan Davis's fifth-year option was picked up, raising conversations about his growth and potential impact on the team. The hosts anticipate various players' roles for the upcoming season, emphasizing the importance of rookie performances. The Eagles are poised for an active offseason as they strategize on snap counts and player development. Key discussions also center around defensive rotations and the expectations for the rookies, including Jihaad Campbell and Andrew Makuba.