Through just one week of training camp, the Philadelphia Eagles are starting to ramp things up. The organization has already dismissed talk of a Super Bowl championship repeat, choosing to focus on the 2025 season and working towards getting in that position again.

Kelee Ringo and Nakobe Dean are no longer roster locks as first-round pick Jihaad Campbell shines and veterans get key reps in Philadelphia Eagles training camp.

There's also a long way to go in the outside cornerback competition. Kelee Ringo, the Eagles' fourth-round pick in 2023, is the front-runner over veteran Adoree Jackson. With that status comes plenty of first-team reps against Eagles star receivers A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith.

PHILADELPHIA — “Smells like sunscreen,” Kevin Patullo said. That’s the smell of summer, of training camp, of a horde of reporters ready to be roasted by the South Philly sun. It’s also the smell of foresight, of preparation, of understanding the hazardous climate that will smolder you if you let it.

The Kansas City Chiefs have seen elite play from their first round draft pick on the offensive line at training camp.

At 6-foot-3, 235 pounds, Jihaad Campbell towers over the running backs he matches up against in man coverage. But don’t mistake his size for a lack of speed. Just ask AJ Dillon, one of the newest faces in the running backs room.

The first-round linebacker was ready in time to practice from training camp's start, and he has a clear path to becoming one of the Eagles' starters.

NFL Superstar, Fresh Off Super Bowl Win, Looks Unrecognizable at Training Camp originally appeared on Athlon Sports. The Philadelphia Eagles are now in title defense mode after ending the Kansas City Chiefs' bid at a Super Bowl three-peat last season.