Nick Sirianni shares positive injury update on Eagles' first-round pick Jihaad Campbell ahead of NFL training camp practice

Sirianni explained the importance of having all players participate -- even if they can't go full speed. 

"Anytime you're able to step out onto the field, it's huge because we look at every day of how we're trying to get better," Sirianni said. "Our goal in training camp is to get in great shape. Playing shape. You know, they came back ready for the conditioning test. They're in good shape, but now it's time to get in great playing shape because it's a little bit different. It's to work with great detail.

"Doing the ordinary things better than anybody else does it. How do we tackle better? How do we take care of the football better? How do we take the football away better? How do we fit blocks better? How do we take better angles on tackles?  Those will be emphasized. Coming together as a football team. That's so important this time of year. And you do that through suffering together."

Campbell, 6-foot-2 and 235 pounds, came out of Alabama as a top-20 projection, so when the Eagles traded up just one spot to grab him at No. 31 overall, it felt like one of the greatest steals of the draft in the first round. 

He wrapped up his final season with the Crimson Tide, leading the defense with 117 tackles, including 11.5 for a loss, five sacks, two forced fumbles, and an interception. Campbell's outstanding performance earned him first-team All-SEC honors and made him a finalist for both the Bednarik and Butkus Awards.