Eagles prepare for training camp, eye roster competitions ahead

The Philadelphia Eagles begin training camp on July 29, focusing on roster competitions across all positions as they prepare for the NFL season. The team must reduce its roster from 90 to 53 players by August 30. Key areas of competition include quarterback, running back, wide receiver, and the offensive line, with new offensive coordinator Sean Mannion implementing a different system. Veterans like Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley will look to solidify their spots, while numerous other players vie for limited positions. The team's initial roster projections highlight potential changes and competition during camp, including upcoming joint practices with the New England Patriots and three preseason games.

• 8:45 AMYahoo Sports — Who's in, who's out? Our Eagles 53-man roster projection as camp begins