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6 winners and losers from first Patriots-Eagles joint practice

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Brian Hines, Bernd Buchmasser
6 winners and losers from first Patriots-Eagles joint practice
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The New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles held a joint practice session, with quarterback Drake Maye standing out for his performance. The session provided a competitive look at both teams' rosters ahead of the season.

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Joint practices are critical evaluation periods for NFL teams to test their depth and strategy against high-level competition.

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Wednesday’s joint session between the New England Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles was probably as close to a game atmosphere as you can get in practice. Thousands of spectators were in the stands, and they saw an entertaining two-hour affair — one that featured plenty of positive moments for the Patriots.

To recap, please head over to our Patriots training camp notebook. In the meantime, here is who caught our eye for better or worse.

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