The Eagles will be holding joint practices with the New England Patriots at the NovaCare Complex from August 6-7 prior to their preseason game at Lincoln Financial Field on August 9. This will be the first time the Eagles have held joint practices with another team during training camp since 1998 when the Eagles held a scrimmage and two joint practices with the Buffalo Bills at Lehigh University. Season ticket holders will be randomly invited to attend these practices as well.

General admission seating for approximately 2,000 is available on a first-come, first-served basis. Standing room along the fence line of the perimeter of the practice fields is also available. There is no admission charge for watching training camp workouts and parking is free. Public parking is in Lot K on the grounds of the MetLife Sports Complex. The lots will open to the public one hour before the scheduled start time of practice and lots will close one hour following the conclusion of practice. All fans attending practice will be subject to security screening before entering the seating area.

Kelly apparently wants it to play it out at the end of July and training will decide how he finally sets the depth chart. He has yet to do that with any position. He has totally embraced state of the art sports science on how to get his players in the best shape to play football.

The back-to-back East Division champion, Philadelphia Soul (9-5), host the Central Division leading Chicago Rush (8-6) at 7:05 p.m. on Saturday, July 6. The Soul, currently riding a four-game win streak, have won six of their last seven games and can tie for first place in the American Conference with a victory. Following the game, Quiet Riot will perform in conjunction with the Soul’s Classic Rock Night.

New affiliations take effect today.
It’s moving day in college football and while teams won’t need the Mayflower moving truck that the Baltimore Colts used on a snowy night in 1984, 18 teams are affiliated differently today than when the season ended

Former Monsignor Bonner star Anthony Becht, who played tight end in the NFL for the Jets and Buccaneers, hosts his summer football on the grounds of his old high school, now know as Bonner-Prendie on 403 N. Lansdowne Ave • Drexel Hill, PA. 19026, PA July 1-3

The Philadelphia Soul announce teen-rock band, Gifford’s Lane, will open up for Quiet Riot at their concert on July 6 following the Philadelphia Soul game at the Wells Fargo Center. Gifford’s Lane will also appear on the Preston and Steve Show tomorrow morning. Quiet Riot will hold a 45-minute concert following the Soul game against the Chicago Rush on Saturday, July 6 at 7 p.m. The concert will be the headlining act for the Philadelphia Soul’s Classic Rock Night.

The Summertime Home & Craftsmen Fest, will kicks off Salem County’s summer events on June 29 & 30th, at the Salem County Fairgrounds, Rte. 40, Woodstown, NJ from 10:00 am to 5:00 pm.

For every Eagle fan this was an off-season to remember.
We have never experienced anything like it before in Eagles history and hopefully won’t have to go through one again for a long while.
Let’s recap. We fired our coach of 14 years and hired a new one along with almost 20 new coaches.

The Philadelphia Soul and The Judge Group, a local professional services firm, will collaborate with the Armed Forces on Saturday, June 22 at the Wells Fargo Center. The night will be highlighted by The Judge Group’s Inaugural Veterans Arena Football Game. For the Soul’s Military Appreciation Night game against Iowa, the Armed Forces will take the field at the Wells Fargo Center in a match-up between teams made up of active reservists, and veterans.