Patriots and Eagles Set to Practice Together, A.J. Brown Praises Hurts Maturity

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Patriots and Eagles Set to Practice Together, A.J. Brown Praises Hurts Maturity
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  1. The Eagles and Patriots are set to participate in joint practices Wednesday and Thursday before the two teams play a preseason matchup Saturday at Gillette Stadium.

  2. New England Patriots coach Mike Vrabel praised A.J Brown's maturity ahead of his first joint practice against his former teammates on the Philadelphia Eagles.

  3. Not so chummy with Jalen Hurts Have you spoken to Jalen Hurts since the trade? A.J. Brown: “No.”

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    Bleacher Report

    Speaking to reporters after Wednesday's practice between the Patriots and Philadelphia Eagles, Brown simply said "no" when asked if he has spoken to Hurts since he was traded.

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  1. 01 Bleacher Report

    New England Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel and Philadelphia Eagles outside linebacker Jalyx Hunt exchanged words following a scrum at a joint practice on Wednesday in Foxborough, Massachusetts.

  2. 02 CBS Sports

    FOXBOROUGH, Mass. -- Over the previous four seasons, the Eagles were A.J. Brown's friend. On Wednesday, as Brown's New England Patriots hosted Philadelphia for the first of two joint practices, they were his foe.

  3. 03 SB Nation

    That decision is in part the reason I have a job today, but I digress. But the latest technological advancement gets us closer than ever to the mind of a quarterback. As NFL training camps roll on, you have seen clips or images of quarterbacks wearing cameras on their helmets. This is by design, to give the coaches greater insight into where a passer’s eyes are during each snap. It is one thing to ask a quarterback what he was looking at following a play, it is another to see it for yourself.

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