Press Conference: Doug Pederson | December 16, 2020

Head Coach Nick Sirianni details his reaction to the late hit on quarterback Jalen Hurts and offers an assessment of the preseason opener against the Jets.

Defensive end Brandon Graham expresses joy in his return to game action for the first time in nearly a calendar year after his Achilles injury in 2021.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts describes a thrilling opening drive in which he went 6-for-6 and tossed a touchdown pass to tight end Dallas Goedert.

Linebacker Kyzir White capped off the opening drive for the defense with an interception that eventually led to a touchdown for the offense. White describes his homecoming following the game with reporters.

Marcus Epps might be playing with the starters in Training Camp, but he's not changing the approach that got him here. He discusses his Training Camp performance, the growth of the defense, and a whole lot more in his press conference.

Cam Jurgens discusses what he's learned from All-Pro Jason Kelce and what he hopes to accomplish as he holds down the starting position in Kelce's absence.

Rookie Jordan Davis understands that he had a great college career at Georgia. But that means nothing to him now as he eyes success as a professional. He looks ahead to his preseason debut Friday against the Jets.

Defensive end Derek Barnett says he has a lot of "unfinished business." Hear more from the veteran as he addressed the media following Wednesday's practice.

Head Coach Nick Sirianni provided updates on center Jason Kelce and the plan for the starters in Friday's preseason opener against the New York Jets.

Find out what the coaches wanted second-year defensive end Tarron Jackson to work on in the offseason and how that's shown up in Training Camp.

Quarterback Jalen Hurts shares why it's so special to play in the City of Philadelphia and much more in his Tuesday press conference.

Defensive tackle Milton Williams followed in the footsteps of Pro Bowl defensive end Brandon Graham this offseason. Find out what he learned and applied to his game going into his second season.

Avonte Maddox details what James Bradbery has brought to the defensive backs room and the value of being a versatile player on defense.

A.J. Brown praised the fans for making it feel like a gameday at the Public Practice on Sunday. He also highlights his mental approach to taking on defensive backs with the ball in his hands.

Defensive Coordinator Jonathan Gannon answers a question about what he wants to see in the preseason game and whether or not he will blitz more in his second season.

Head Coach Nick Sirianni sported a Kenneth Gainwell T-shirt while declaring that Lane Johnson is the best right tackle in the world. Listen to that and more from his press conference before the Public Practice at Lincoln Financial Field.

Cornerback Darius Slay recounts his battles with wide receiver A.J. Brown and what James Bradberry adds to the defensive back room.

James Bradberry explains what it's like in the locker room with Big Play Slay and how much he looks forward to playing in front of the fans at the Public Practice.

Fletcher Cox describes Jordan Davis as a moving train. Find out what he thinks of the rookie and the entire defense in his press conference ahead of the team's Public Practice at Lincoln Financial Field.

Is the best version of Lane Johnson on display during this year's Training Camp? The All-Pro tackle addresses that and more in his press conference ahead of the Public Practice.

Isaac Seumalo admits that when the players put the pads on for the first time in Training Camp he had to take a moment to reflect on his comeback from last season's foot injury. He also explains the process of working in between Jason Kelce and Lane Johnson.

Anthony Harris offers a scouting report of his teammates and discusses how the additions on defense will aid the defensive backs.

Tight end Dallas Goedert explains why he loves the offense and what he learned about Jalen Hurts this offseason.

Jake Elliott is coming off his best season as an Eagle, which resulted in a Pro Bowl nod, but he credits his fellow specialists for his success.

Pro Bowl defensive tackle Javon Hargraves details how the defense is different than this time a year ago.