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Hi folks, Eagles Beat reporter Mike Kay here from NJ Advanced Media, and this is your latest update from the No Huddle Show podcast.

Jason Peters is returning to left tackle. The legendary lineman broke the news to Eagles coach Doug Peterson on Monday.

Peters worked at right guard throughout the summer and reportedly wanted a pay raise

to move back to left tackle. Now the presumed Hall of Famer will block Carson Wentz's blindside

for a fifth consecutive season. That also means that the Eagles will have to figure out who their

starting right guard will be just a few days before the season opener. Matt Pryor, Nate Herbig,

and Jack Driscoll are among the candidates.

Carson Wentz will be a full participant in practice during week one. After taking the last week

of training camp off due to a soft tissue injury, Wentz is feeling fine. The Eagles wanted to give

Wentz some time to rest during the summer as he typically avoids preseason action. Wentz

will be able to lead

the Eagles in week one against Washington. The Eagles made a surprise move on Sunday, adding 41-year-old

quarterback Josh McCown to the practice squad. The 19-year veteran was Carson Wentz's backup

throughout last season, and he played in the majority of the Eagles' playoff loss to the

Seahawks in January. McCown will work with the Eagles remotely from his home in Texas.

He will serve as a player coach on Zoom calls and will be available as an emergency option at

quarterback. He will also be the oldest practice squad player in the history of the NFL.

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