Garrett dominates in Eagles Browns joint practice

A focused look at the joint Eagles Browns practice highlighting Myles Garrett impact and how it shapes broader camp impressions.

Myles Garrett wrecks Eagles practice on Day 15 at training camp

Day 15 of the Eagles Browns joint practices at NovaCare produced a clear through line Garrett repeatedly wining against the Eagles blockers. With Lane Johnson resting, Garrett pushed the protection to its limits and exposed gaps on the left side, making the one on one battles the day’s dominant storyline. The Eagles did not offer extra help to Mailata, which amplified the edge Garrett displayed. The result was a practice that felt more like a game pressure test than a routine drill.

Beyond the Garrett storyline, the day showed positive signs on offense. A solid run game looked in midseason form as A.J. Dillon powered through a big hole for a roughly 20 yard touchdown with Pryor sealing the edge. The passing game and after the catch were highlighted by Goedert and DeVonta Smith making plays in space, while Shipley showed progress in pass protection. These moments matter because they sketch a potential depth chart and give coaches something concrete to evaluate in a live setting. The tape also is a reminder that joint practices are as much about scouting as they are about practice tempo. They offer a chance to test players against a rival and inform trade and roster decisions moving forward.

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What happens next will shape how this tape is used in the weeks ahead.