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Welcome to Philadelphia, LeBron: Eagles' Hurts and Barkley believe James is great for city sports
Eagles quarterback Jalen Hurts and running back Saquon Barkley praised James' signing as beneficial for the city's sports culture and the franchise's title pursuit.
- LeBron James signed a two-year contract with the Sixers, generating immediate buzz throughout Philadelphia sports. The 41-year-old athlete's arrival has momentarily overshadowed the Eagles' own roster developments.
- Super Bowl MVP-winning quarterback Jalen Hurts called James' arrival "huge" for Philadelphia's sports culture. Running back Saquon Barkley added that the city is an ideal destination for athletes seeking championships.
- Eagles receiver DeVonta Smith, a Boston Celtics fan, noted the Sixers' championship ambition. Smith, Hurts, and Barkley remain among Philadelphia's few athletes with championship rings.
- During Wednesday's training camp, defensive tackle Jordan Davis shifted focus from contract extensions to Philadelphia's newest star. James' arrival has momentarily overshadowed the Eagles' coaching and roster changes.
- Separately, Eagles general manager Howie Roseman provided an injury update on Jonathan Greenard, who signed a four-year, $100 million contract extension. Roseman said the Pro Bowl edge rusher should be ready for the Sept. 13 opener.
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Welcome to Philadelphia, LeBron: Eagles' Hurts and Barkley believe James is great for city sports
The Philadelphia Eagles have opened their sixth training camp under coach Nick Sirianni, but the spotlight is on LeBron James.
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Eagles Jalen Hurts and Saquon Barkley believe LeBron James is great for city
There was business to discuss as the Philadelphia Eagles opened their sixth training camp under coach Nick Sirianni. They have a new offensive co-ordinator — yes, another one — and players in new roles and ones playing on hefty new contracts.
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