The Eagles are back at Jefferson Health Training Camp, and the first practice is set for Wednesday, July 29. It marks another summer of football in South Philadelphia, even if the setup is a long way from the old Lehigh University days and the West Chester era that still linger in fans’ memories.
Access to camp remains limited, but the team will still give fans a few chances to see them up close. Most of the work will happen behind closed doors, though there is one practice scheduled at Lincoln Financial Field later in the summer. The Eagles also head to Foxborough for joint practices with the New England Patriots in mid-August.
Those sessions are set for Wednesday, August 19 and Thursday, August 20. All outdoor training camp practices will be held on the upper grass fields behind Gillette Stadium, and parking and access to the public practices are free.
The August 20 practice is the Patriots’ final public practice of the season. The preseason game at Gillette Stadium follows on Saturday, August 22 at 7 p.m.
Back in Philadelphia, the Eagles’ open practice at Lincoln Financial Field is scheduled for Tuesday, August 25 at 6 p.m. General admission tickets will be available at Ticketmaster.com, and the price is $15. Fans can also buy a $50 VIP ticket that includes a special on-field experience before practice begins, along with a closer look at individual warmups.
The proceeds from the tickets go to the Eagles Autism Foundation, and any fan age two and over will need a ticket for entry.
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