March 24, 2023   2 MIN READ

Offseason Program Announced

Birds Have NFL's Most Unique Offseason Slate

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The 2023 offseason program for the Eagles begins April 24, a few days before the NFL Draft.

The NFL on Friday announced the offseason program for each team. The Eagles start camp later than almost every NFL team and end camp before nearly every NFL team does.

The team’s first Organized Team Activity is slated for May 30, followed by June 1-2, June 5-6 and finishing June 8.

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ITB photo: The Eagles are done with training camp before nearly every other team, and start camp later than nearly every other team.

In the past, coach Nick Sirianni has agreed with Eagles players on a modified OTA schedule that had the team finish its OTAs earlier than the league’s schedule for them.

The Eagles are the NFL’s only team starting later than April 17. Teams with first-year head coaches are starting the week of April 9, as the league allows them to have an earlier start.

The Eagles and Bengals are the only NFL teams not holding a mandatory mincamp.

The Eagles, Browns and Dolphins are the only teams finished with their offseason program by June 8, but the Browns and Dolphins have mandatory minicamps.

– Geoff Mosher (@geoffmoshernfl) is co-host of the “Inside the Birds” podcast and staff writer for InsideTheBirds.com.

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Geoff Mosher is an award-winning journalist with more than 20 years experience covering the Eagles, the NFL and other college and pro sports across several different multimedia platforms. He is co-host of the acclaimed Inside the Birds podcast, the leading podcast for intel on the Philadelphia Eagles, and co-host on 97.3 ESPN's drive-time show. He has also hosted on Philadelphia's sports-talk station, 94.1 WIP and 97.5 The Fanatic. Geoff was the lead Eagles Insider from 2012-2015 for NBC Sports Philadelphia, where he wrote for the website and appeared daily on the station's TV shows, including Quick Slants, Philly Sports Talk, Eagles Pregame/Postgame Live and Eagles Extra. Prior to joining NBC Sports, Geoff worked the Eagles beat from 2005-2012 for the Wilmington News Journal, where he broke several major news stories and also won an Associated Press Sports Editors award under the category of Breaking News for his coverage of the sudden death of Phillies play by play broadcaster Harry Kalas. Geoff has appeared on ESPN's SportsCenter, NFL Network, NBC Sports Network, FOX29, 6ABC and has conducted interviews for Sirius/XM NFL radio and countless other radio stations across the country.

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