On Saturday, the Eagles will be in Baltimore for their first preseason matchup against the Ravens. But let's stay where our cleats are. With Tuesday being the final full-pads practice ahead of Saturday's game, who stood out and what should you know?

The "Jalen Hurts to Elijah Moore Show"

Throughout camp, quarterback Jalen Hurts has had success looking for wide receiver Elijah Moore deep down the field. Tuesday was no different. On the final play of the second team period, the Eagles' offense scored a 47-yard touchdown from the two. While Hurts ran a fake handoff to Tank Bigsby, Moore faked a corner route, instead running back towards the post and the middle of the field. From a clean pocket, Hurts launched the ball into the end zone to a wide-open Moore. The veteran wide receiver celebrated by punting the ball onto the roof of the Jefferson Health Training Complex.

Quinyon Mitchell gets another pick

As Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio joked about before practice, Mitchell has yet to record an interception in the regular season. Training Camp has been a different story. Mitchell has been able to jump passes consistently and added to his interception tally Tuesday during 1-on-1s on a pass intended for Hollywood Brown. Q wasn't alone on Tuesday as his draft classmate Cooper DeJean came up with an interception in the team drill portion going up against the second-team offense. DeJean didn't fall for the play-action fake and was in position to get the ball.

Run blocking continues to develop

While there were no runs broken deep into the secondary on Tuesday, the run blocking game looked the strongest it's been all Training Camp, opening wide gaps for Saquon Barkley and Tank Bigsby at the line of scrimmage. In a run-out-the-clock situation at the end of practice, both Barkley and Bigsby were able to find space and help their offenses win the drill. On one play, it looked like defensive tackle Jalen Carter would get to Barkley for no gain, but Barkley managed to avoid the star defensive tackle by bouncing right into space.

The defensive line continues to impress

Once again, the Eagles' defensive line showed their ability to get in the backfield all throughout practice. On the final play of the first team period, which focused on backed-up situations, defensive tackle Byron Young was able to get to quarterback Andy Dalton before anything could develop downfield. Earlier that period with the first team, Jalen Carter found his way into the backfield and stopped running back Saquon Barkley behind the line of scrimmage, ending the offensive possession.

During the second team period, A.J. Epenesa would have sacked quarterback Jalen Hurts if it were full contact, flying off the edge. Since there's no contact on the quarterbacks, Hurts attempted a pass that was knocked down by cornerback Jakorian Bennett, who also had a great pass breakup on a Dalton deep ball earlier in the day.

Throw of the Day

During 7-on-7s, quarterback Tanner McKee managed to thread the needle on a pass to Samori Toure. Lined up on the right, Toure was breaking on a near-side corner route when McKee targeted the wide receiver. Safety Andre' Sam read the play and dove for the ball. Somehow, the pass found its way through the outstretched arms of Sam. Toure kept his concentration on the ball for a big completion.

TE vs. LB Pass Pro Drills

• It's a treat to watch Zack Baun go up against Saquon Barkley and think back to the job Howie Roseman did in the 2024 offseason signing a pair of AP All-Pros, one of whom who would be a finalist for AP Defensive Player of the Year in Baun and THE AP Offensive Player of the Year in Barkley. No general manager has ever accomplished the feat of signing both an AP Offensive and Defensive Player of the Year finalist in the same offseason.

• Jihaad Campbell's explosiveness stands out in this drill, making it hard for the running back to get set.

• Jeremiah Trotter flashed an array of pass rush moves, including a perfectly timed spin move, to get past the blocker on multiple occasions.

Other highlights: A faster Jalen Hurts?

• One of the best plays of the day for the offense was the last play of the third team period. Similar to Saturday's practice, it was Jalen Hurts connecting with tight end Dallas Goedert. From the 41-yard line, Goedert ran a 15-yard in route from the right, with Hurts timing the pass perfectly and finding the tight end for the first down.

• Wide receiver Dontayvion Wicks continued to be a threat near the sideline, snagging a low pass before going out of bounds on an out route. It should be noted that outside linebacker Jalyx Hunt was on the prowl, but who knows if he would have caught quarterback Jalen Hurts, who looks faster to Defensive Coordinator Vic Fangio.

"I think Jalen's having a good camp," Fangio said. "I think there's been a few times where our guys think they had him and they really didn't. I think he's moving good, and I think he's doing a nice job with the new offense. You know, a lot's been made about him, all these coordinators he's been with. But it's basically been the same offense every year. This is different. And I think he's done a great job with it."

• Wide receiver Darius Cooper continued his impressive camp, keeping his route alive downfield for Hurts to find him on a comeback route. However, Jihaad Campbell and Cooper DeJean came on a blitz and would have sacked Hurts before the throw.

• During 1-on-1s, quarterback Andy Dalton threw a perfect over-the-shoulder pass to wide receiver Samori Toure on a go route.

• During OL vs. DL 1-on-1s, Jordan Mailata had two impressive reps, keeping the pass rusher at arm's length, showcasing why he's one of the best in the league, combining massive size with nimble athleticism. Rookie Markel Bell took his two reps at left tackle and impressed as he showcased the ability to play on both the right and left side of the line. Defensive tackle Ty Robinson displayed the brute strength that made him an early Day 3 pick last season. Returning veteran Tarron Jackson used a spin move to wrap around the tackle to get into the backfield.

Injury Report

WR Danny Gray, OLB Keyshawn James-Newby, CB Jonathan Jones, WR Makai Lemon, RB Dameon Pierce, WR DeVonta Smith, WR Johnny Wilson, S Cole Wisniewski, and OLB Jonathan Greenard were unable to participate in practice due to injury.

LB Chance Campbell and WR Britain Covey participated in a limited capacity.