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Friday, July 30, 2010

BETHLEHEM, Pa. -- Now the real fun begins.

Eagles training camp continued today with the full team here Friday after the rest of the veterans reported a day earlier. There was one late arrival, however. Rookie defensive end Brandon Graham landed at Lehigh today and dotted the 'i's and crossed the 't's on his contract in time to make this afternoon's practice. He will meet with the media after practice.

The team convened first this morning for a light practice closed to fans and media. This afternoon's session -- a no-pads practice closed to fans -- is open to the media. In essense, it was our first look at how the Eagles' depth chart looks at the beginning of camp.

During the first set of 11 on 11s I managed to write down how the teams were aligned. The following recap in no way reflects how the team may look tomorrow, let alone when the first preseason game is played in two weeks. I also may have missed a substitute or two. Nevertheless, here it is:

OFFENSE
First team
Second team Third team
WR: Jeremy Maclin Jason Avant Chad Hall/Jared Perry
LT: Jason Peters Austin Howard
LG: Max Jean-Gilles* Fenuki Tupou Zipp Duncan
C: Nick Cole Mike McGlynn A.Q. Shipley
RG: Stacy Andrews  Dallas Reynolds Greg Isdaner
RT: Winston Justice King Dunlap Jeraill McCuller
TE: Brent Celek Cornelius Ingram/Clay Harbor  Martin Rucker
QB: Kevin Kolb  Michael Vick  Mike Kafka
RB: LeSean McCoy  Mike Bell Charles Scott/Eldra Buckley/Martell Mallett
FB: Leonard Weaver Dwayne Wright
WR: DeSean Jackson  Hank Baskett/Riley Cooper  Jordan Norwood/Dobson Collins

DEFENSE
First team 
Second team  Third team
RDE: Trent Cole  Darryl Tapp  Daniel Te'o-Nesheim
DT: Brodrick Bunkley Antonio Dixon  Jeff Owens
DT: Mike Patterson Trevor Laws  Boo Robinson
LDE: Juqua Parker Brandon Graham Ricky Sapp/Eric Moncur
SAM: Moise Fokou Keenan Clayton Jamar Chaney
MLB: Stewart Bradley Omar Gaither Joe Mays
WIL: Ernie Sims Akeem Jordan Simoni Lawrence
RCB: Ellis Hobbs Macho Harris/Trevard Lindley David Pender
LCB: Asante Samuel Jose Hanson/Dimitri Patterson  Trevard Lindley/Geoff Pope
SS: Quintin Mikell Quintin Demps Ryan Hamilton
FS: Nate Allen  Kurt Coleman  Antoine Harris

*For the injured Todd Herremans.
DE Victor Abiamiri and C Jamaal Jackson are on PUP. DB Marlin Jacksin is on IR. 

 

Posted by Jeff McLane @ 4:32 PM  Permalink | 17 comments
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Posted 04:38 PM, 07/30/2010
bumbaca90
Looks like your missing avant in there. also -- this post could use some better formating
Posted 04:41 PM, 07/30/2010
dexmagee
wheres jason avant
Posted 05:04 PM, 07/30/2010
erformc1
Ricky Sapp?
Posted 05:31 PM, 07/30/2010
Phil MeNuggets
ss - Q. Mikell?
Posted 05:34 PM, 07/30/2010
Phil MeNuggets
my bad. he's up there. blame it on the "cigarette"
Posted 06:05 PM, 07/30/2010
dasher
Who are these guys?
Posted 06:27 PM, 07/30/2010
tacklinjoe
Looks real good on paper. Maybe we could play the games there?
Posted 06:34 PM, 07/30/2010
Phan-in-CT
Best roster EVER.
Posted 06:45 PM, 07/30/2010
Eagles_Nation
My hopefuls Jordan/Gaither over Fokou Owens over Laws Graham over Parker Cooper over Baskett
Posted 06:58 PM, 07/30/2010
briandawkins20
This is the best competition in a long time and very talented players. Should be hard for Andy Reid to cut some of these guys.
Posted 07:08 PM, 07/30/2010
davi
bumbaca and dex, if you read the post, Avant is right there behind Maclin
Posted 08:49 PM, 07/30/2010
hititwheretheyaint
How can you not love a player named Zipp??
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Posted 10:36 PM, 07/30/2010
Bleue
So...there's two pictures of the writers who write this article, and theres about 24 words per writer for us to read. Helluva an article boys, my eyes hurt from the intense reading involved to go from start to finish.
Posted 06:45 AM, 07/31/2010
tacklinjoe
Putting Austin Howard behind Jason Peters could mean the coaches think he's our third best tackle. Or it could mean nuthin.
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Jeff McLane (left) began covering the Eagles in April 2009 after covering college sports and Penn State football in particular. Before that he wrote about high school sports and before that he worked in the mailroom (not quite). Find Jeff on Facebook and follow him on Twitter for instant updates on the Eagles.

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