Eagles Camp Kicks Off: Carter's Mega Deal & Injury Update

The Philadelphia Eagles have officially begun their training camp journey, marked by key updates on player contracts and health. Defensive tackle Jalen Carter secured a historic $152 million contract extension, establishing him as the highest-paid player at his position in the NFL.

Despite the celebratory contract news, the Eagles will be without their significant offseason acquisition, Jonathan Greenard, as he starts camp on the physically unable to perform list due to a pectoral strain. The team anticipates his absence to be brief and not impact the regular season.

On the field, the offense is poised for a stylistic shift under quarterback Jalen Hurts. Sirianni's team meeting emphasized unity and alignment, with Hurts adopting the mantra "100 percent alignment, zero percent entitlement." Practice sessions revealed a notable increase in under-center plays and play-action, signaling a new dimension to the Eagles' offensive strategy.

Overall, the team appears healthier entering this camp compared to the previous year, with most key players participating fully, including those who dealt with injuries in the spring. This improved health sets a positive tone as the Eagles prepare for the upcoming season.