Eagles-Patriots joint practice: Live updates from Foxborough; Cooper DeJean limited in return; injury and roster news

Here's a look at who missed today's Eagles practice and who was limited...

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Quinyon Mitchell’s summer thus far has been devoid of many mistakes. The former Toledo standout has had several bright moments in his first training camp, even while learning both the nickel cornerback position and the more familiar outside corner spot in new defensive coordinator Vic Fangio’s system. Mitchell had a near-interception in the Eagles’ 16-13 preseason-opening win over the Baltimore Ravens on Friday, operating as the starting outside cornerback in the base defense but bumping inside to the slot when the Eagles used nickel packages.

“I thought he did well,” Fangio said Sunday. “He played both nickel and outside corner. He’s a good player and he’s going to be a good player, we just have to be careful not to overload his plate too much. Because nickel is a full-time position as well as corner, and he’s having to learn both right now. And they’re two drastically different positions. So we have to constantly monitor that to make sure he’s capable of doing that.”

Defensive back Cooper DeJean worked on conditioning on a side field during the early portion of Sunday's practice. I can’t say if that means the rookie is any closer to returning from a hamstring injury, but we’re nearing the end of the estimated three weeks that team sources said he would need to get back. With less than two weeks until the preseason finale, the Eagles may not be able to see DeJean play live football before the opener in Brazil.

DeJean worked out with safety C.J. Gardner-Johnson, who was still out with a shoulder injury. Tight ends Grant Calcaterra (shoulder) and Albert Okwuegbunam (abdomen) suffered injuries in Baltimore and sat out. Receiver Parris Campbell (groin) and linebacker Oren Burks (knee) were still out. Outside linebacker Patrick Johnson (lower leg bruise), safety Mekhi Garner (hamstring), and linebacker Brandon Smith (concussion) were limited participants.

Haason Reddick always wanted a new contract, whether that was with the Eagles or with a new team. And when it became clear it wouldn't be with the Eagles, it's why he asked to explore trade options during the offseason — and why Howie Roseman gave him that freedom and ultimately granted his request, trading him to the New York Jets.

And now, with Jets training camp underway, Reddick remains absent from the team, as he has all offseason. He's still looking for a new contract and holding out from camp — and things are starting to get ugly.