The Eagles believe holding fewer practices leads to fewer injuries. Enter abbreviated OTAs. - Inquirer
When the Eagles convene Tuesday for their first organized team activity, they will be just one of two NFL teams to hold as few as six practices and no mandatory minicamp this spring. Not only will they be practicing less, but also the workouts will be shorter in length and less arduous. The Eagles have been scaling back for the last several years, both in the offseason and in-season, but there was a significant downsizing in Nick Sirianni’s first season as coach.
Eagles News: Philadelphia begins abbreviated OTA schedule
