The Philadelphia Eagles' odds of winning their 2025 NFL kickoff game against the Dallas Cowboys just got a lot better following the latest unfortunate training camp update. According to ESPN's Todd Archer, Cowboys' star left tackle Tyler Guyton suffered a leg injury during Monday's training camp practice, but will not need surgery.

The Philadelphia Eagles had one of the most dangerous offenses in football last year and have a chance to be even better in 2025. It's tough losing former Eagle

The former Georgia star, whom the Eagles selected in the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, has shown great flashes as a pass rusher and is an outstanding run defender, but now he must consistently wreck havoc on quarterbacks to make Philadelphia’s defensive line the bully again.

Philadelphia broke a 46-year draft trend by selecting Jihaad Campbell in the first round, and just one week into training camp, the Alabama star is making the organization look brilliant.

WR DeVonta Smith (back stiffness) and S Drew Mukuba (shoulder) sat out practice on July 28, as did LB Smael Mondon (illness) and WR Danny Gray (finger). The following were limited: LB Jihaad Campbell (shoulder), DT Jalen Carter (shoulder), G Kenyon Green (knee), and C Cam Jurgens (back).

Philadelphia Eagles standout cornerback Cooper DeJean may have been ranked a bit too high in a recent player poll.

Matthew Judon is sitting on the market as a free agent, but he could look good as a game-wrecking EDGE rusher for the Philadelphia Eagles.