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Vic Fangio is concerned that Jonathan Greenard won’t be available for Week 1 Original

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By Alexis Chassen Verified
| Bleeding Green Nation Verified
The Eagles are up in New England for joint practices ahead of their second preseason game. Defensive coordinator Vic Fangio spoke to reporters before taking the field, and he gave some insights into players performance in the first preseason game, and also gave an unfortunate update regarding Jonathan Greenard’s return from injury.
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A.J. Brown didn’t speak with Jalen Hurts or DeVonta Smith during Eagles-Patriots practice

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By Alexis Chassen Verified
| Yahoo Sports Verified
A.J. Brown didn’t speak with Jalen Hurts or DeVonta Smith during Eagles-Patriots practice FOXBOROUGH, MASSACHUSETTS - AUGUST 19: A.J. Brown #1 of the New England Patriots drops a pass as he is defended by Quinyon Mitchell #27 of the Philadelphia Eagles during a joint practice at Gillette Stadium on August 19, 2026 in Foxborough, Massachusetts.
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Sean Mannion talks about what the Eagles need to do better on offense Original

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By Alexis Chassen Verified
| Bleeding Green Nation Verified
The Eagles offense didn’t look great in their first preseason game of 2026, but offensive coordinator Sean Mannion said that he was happy with how things worked out from an operation standpoint. He admitted there are a lot of things to clean up, but overall they managed substitutions well, and he was happy with the communication on the sideline. He also talked about his experience as a play caller and how he’ll approach their second preseason game.
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