In fact, Bradberry’s injury is more of the day-to-day variety. But my understanding is that there’s optimism that Sanders, Hargrave and Bradberry will return for the season opener against Detroit. Coach Sirianni is reluctant to put timetables on players’ injuries, so get used to that answer whenever injuries occur. It’s not going to all happen in one day.”Įlsewhere on the injury front, cornerback James Bradberry (groin), running back Miles Sanders (hamstring), defensive lineman Javon Hargrave (toe), center Jason Kelce (elbow), wide receiver Greg Ward (toe) and linebacker Christian Ellis (hamstring) did not practice.Ģ. He’s missed a lot of time, but that’s why we are out here today to get him back up to speed. “I’d be crazy to say that it didn’t put him behind. “ You have to ease him back into it, and he was on a good trajectory before he got hurt, and so again, we’re excited to have him back and get working,” Sirianni said. Calcaterra is behind considering how much time he missed, but the Eagles are intrigued by the sixth-round pick. Good news for the Eagles: Rookie tight end Grant Calcaterra returned for the first time in nearly three weeks. What follows are 31 observations and notes from practice, with the first 16 from Berman and the next 15 from Wulf.ġ. With the offense on one field for most of Friday’s session and the defense on a different field, The Athletic ’s Bo Wulf and Zach Berman watched from opposite sides to be your eyes and ears. Browns coach Kevin Stefanski already confirmed that he’s not playing his starters in the game.
Given the way the Eagles played this week and the amount of work allocated to first-teamers, it’s likely that coach Nick Sirianni will sit his starters on Sunday.
The second of two practices lasted about 95 minutes on Friday, with a heavy emphasis on the red zone and goal line. BEREA, Ohio - The highlight of the Philadelphia Eagles’ visit to Cleveland this week was expected to be the joint practices with the Browns - not Sunday’s exhibition game.
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