Philadelphia’s training camp produced a rugged, injury-laden snapshot with real fantasy implications. AJ Brown and Devonte Smith were sidelined by hamstring and groin tweaks, prompting cautious progress as the opener nears. Jordan Milada and Landon Dickerson joined the injury list, testing the protection plan and elevating questions about the backup tackle group. John Metchie III (Mete) arrived and people watched how he would slot into a receiver corps needing playmaking depth. Kyle McCord’s early edge at quarterback and DTR’s box-out reality underscored a rookie-to-rookie challenge in real time. Will Shipley repeatedly shone as a reliable target in the new-look backfield, while Grant Calcaterra and EJ Jenkins supplied red-zone value. Adoree Jackson stood out on defense, and Jaylen Carter’s batted-pass flair hinted at disruptive upside. The broader issue: the overflow of injuries makes every late-August rep precious for a 53-man sprint, with Howie Roseman weighing swing-tackle options and potential roster shuffles as the Mete trade ripples through the WR room.