Philadelphia Eagles move into the next phase of training camp and what that entails

Amid the uncertainty of Doug Pederson’s positive Covid-19 test, the Philadelphia Eagles moved into the second phase of training camp on Monday.

Eagles enter new phase of ramp-up, one day after Pederson’s positive test. They can hold one hour daily walkthroughs and lifting sessions. pic.twitter.com/0AJYvJdh1E

— Tim McManus (@Tim_McManus) August 3, 2020

The Eagles can continue the weight lifting portion of the acclimation process while also gaining an hour of on-field walkthroughs. Those weight lifting sessions will be limited to 60 minutes in the weight room, and 60 minutes of aerobic conditioning, with coaches being allowed to lead an hour-long walk-through as well.

The third phase, similar to OTA’s and onfield work in helmets, will begin on August 12.