The Philadelphia Eagles' offseason has featured a more measured approach as they prepare to defend their Super Bowl title, with fewer practices during mandatory minicamp. The defending champions opted for a lighter schedule, holding only a single 80-minute practice, with all players in attendance. Key highlights from the minicamp included standout performances from Jordan Mailata, who faced challenges against teammates Jalyx Hunt and Jordan Davis, and an impressive showing by second-year linebacker Hunt, which raised his stock as a potential starter for the upcoming season.

Wide receiver Terrace Marshall Jr. also made his case for a roster spot, showcasing his rapport with quarterback Jalen Hurts by securing a touchdown during the session. Tanner McKee was recognized as the clear backup quarterback, with positive remarks from players like Saquon Barkley about his performance. While linebacker Zack Baun rested due to soreness, teammates like Jeremiah Trotter Jr. stepped up, hinting at a vital role as the Eagles plan for training camp.