Daily News | Eagles-Browns joint practices primer: Can Jalen Hurts keep it going? Key matchups to watch
Eagles second-year coach Nick Sirianni has been a champion of joint practices. Last summer, the Eagles held joint practices with the Jets and New England Patriots. Sirianni labeled those sessions as extremely valuable to the point where one might consider practices as worthwhile as the actual preseason games.
Added Browns coach Kevin Stefanski: “As you get into the preseason and practice versus the Eagles, now is the time where you hope that the scheme is mastered by the players and that the skill, the fundamentals, and the techniques continue to get better. We are looking for our skills to continue to develop. ... I think they are two really solid workdays, so there is going to be lots of volume there and [an] opportunity for guys to take that leap.
“I love the joint practices, to be honest,” Eagles offensive coordinator Shane Steichen said. “It breaks up camp. Gives our guys another opponent, and it’s really all about competing and going out. ... You get that true competition, the situations you can set up with them, script it, and then sometimes you have the ‘call-it’ periods. But it’s just good to go against another opponent.
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