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After Thursday's joint practice with the Cleveland Browns, hear from the following players: Saquon Barkley, Tyler Steen (6:19), Cam Jurgens (15:33), Jordan Davis (23:41), Jordan Mailata (33:04), Jalen Carter (44:09) and Jihaad Campbell (47:32)

Hear from Head Coach Nick Sirianni before practice where he discusses the cornerback No. 2 competition, joint practice with the Cleveland Browns and more.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts talks about Wednesday's joint practice against the Browns, the development of young receivers and more.

After Wednesday's joint practice with the Browns, hear from the following players: Zack Baun, Lane Johnson (5:36), Quinyon Mitchell (14:20), Jaylx Hunt (19:31), Cooper DeJean (24:11), DeVonta Smith (30:01) and Brett Toth (37:14).

See all 28 touchdown's of Dallas Goedert's career.

Check out these highlights from the Week 1 preseason matchup between the Cincinnati Bengals and the Philadelphia Eagles at Lincoln Financial Field during the 2025 NFL season. The Eagles won 34-27 behind an outstanding performance from Tanner McKee and the offense.

Rookie ShunDerrick Powell rushes for a 2-yard touchdown vs. Cincinnati Bengals to make it 34-17 early in the fourth quarter.

Patrick Johnson tips the Jake Browning pass at the line of scrimmage and comes up with the interception to set up a fourth-quarter touchdown.

Watch the transformation of Stephen Decatur Elementary School in Northeast Philadelphia as the 28th edition of the Eagles Playground Build takes place, featuring the entire Eagles organization from players to coaches to staff. This year's Playground Build was held on Wednesday, June 4.

Garry Mills' Shoot Basketballs NOT People highlights the benefits of applying for a grant from the Eagles Social Justice Fund. 

The undefeated Lady Ghosts of Abington clinched their third straight appearance in the Eagles Girls Flag Football Championships.

Relive the excitement of the 2025 Eagles Autism Challenge, presented by Lincoln Financial, as $10 million (and counting) was raised for autism research and care.