As the Philadelphia Eagles prepare for training camp, excitement builds among fans and analysts alike. With training camps set to open on July 22nd, discussions are heating up about player roles and roster decisions, particularly around the tight end and fullback positions.

Questions surrounding Ben VanSumeren's potential role in the offense highlight the evolving dynamics of player positions. With the Eagles potentially opting for two tight ends on the 53-man roster while utilizing VanSumeren as a versatile player, the upcoming season promises strategic depth. The team’s preference for three tight ends on game days adds an intriguing layer to their offensive strategy, especially if injuries occur.

Additionally, the controversial 'tush push' play may see an adjustment in presentation to improve its visual appeal, addressing critiques about its aesthetics. As the Eagles navigate contract talks and positional battles, particularly regarding Dallas Goedert's future, the overall strategy shapes the team's direction in a shifting NFL landscape.