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Eagles Remove Makai Lemon From Injury Report After Full Practice

8/25/2026

Summary

Story summary

The Eagles removed wide receiver Makai Lemon from the injury report after fully participating.
Philadelphia held a short Monday practice at Jefferson Health Training Complex with limited second-string reps.
Defensive tackle Moro Ojomo recorded two sacks on quarterback Jalen Hurts during first-team drills.
Backup quarterback Tanner McKee led the second-unit offense, taking more reps than Andy Dalton.
The Eagles announced a public practice for Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Linc.

History

Historical Context

In 1999, the Philadelphia Eagles inaugurated public practices at Lincoln Financial Field under new head coach Andy Reid, drawing massive fan interest. That season the team posted an 11-5 record, secured the NFC East title, and introduced the public-practice concept to fans. Today's Eagles practice mirrors tradition, with Makai Lemon cleared from injury, Jalen Hurts facing Moro Ojomo’s pressure, and Tanner McKee receiving reps exceeding Andy Dalton. The precedent established in 1999 reinforces fan engagement and transparent preparation, prompting the league to consider expanding public sessions across more franchises.

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Story summary

The Eagles removed wide receiver Makai Lemon from the injury report after fully participating.
Philadelphia held a short Monday practice at Jefferson Health Training Complex with limited second-string reps.
Defensive tackle Moro Ojomo recorded two sacks on quarterback Jalen Hurts during first-team drills.
Backup quarterback Tanner McKee led the second-unit offense, taking more reps than Andy Dalton.
The Eagles announced a public practice for Tuesday at 6 p.m. at the Linc.

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