Philadelphia Eagles Offseason Team Activities Begin on May 27

The Philadelphia Eagles are very close to entering the third stage of their offseason workout schedule. Tomorrow, Tuesday May 27th, marks the beginning of the Eagles' organized team activities (OTAs). These workouts are less restrictive than the ones included in Phase One and Phase Two of the offseason. Bleeding Green Nation will have Eagles OTAs fully covered as I plan to attend these events in person.

Here's a look at the remaining Eagles offseason workout schedule. It's worth noting all of these events are voluntary save for the mandatory minicamp taking place from June 17-19.

OTA Offseason Workouts: May 27-29, June 2-3, June 5, June 9-12.

Mandatory Minicamp: June 17-19.

Eagles training camp, which is also mandatory, doesn't begin until late July. No exact date has been set for that yet.

Full explanation of the limits of Phase Three workouts per Article 21 Section 2 of the CBA:

(iii) Phase Three. Phase Three shall consist of the next four weeks of the Club's offseason workout program. Subject to the additional rules set forth in Subsec­ tions 5(a) and 5(c) of this Article and Appendix G to this Agreement, during Phase Three each Club may conduct a total of ten days of organized team practice activity ("OTAs" or "OTA days"). The restrictions set forth in Subsection 5(b) of this Article shall not apply to OTA days. The Club may conduct a maximum of three days of OTAs during each of the first two weeks of Phase Three. A maximum of four days of OTAs may be conducted during either the third week or the fourth week of Phase Three, with the Mandatory Veteran Minicamp (Article 22, Section 2) to be held during the other week. During weeks in which the Club conducts only three days of OTAs, the Club may also conduct a fourth day of non-OTA workouts, but such activities shall be subject to the rules governing Phase Two workouts, as set forth in Subsection 2(b)(ii) of this Ar­ ticle. During Phase Three, all coaches shall be allowed on the field. No live contact is permitted. No one-on-one offense vs. defense drills are permitted (i.e., no offensive linemen vs. defensive linemen pass rush or pass protection drills, no wide receivers vs. defensive backs bump-and-run drills, and no one-on-one special teams drills involving both offense and defense are permitted). Special teams drills (e.g., kicking team vs. return team) are permitted, provided no live contact occurs. Team offense vs. team defense drills, including all drills listed in Appendix G to this Agreement, are permitted, provided no live contact occurs. Clubs may require players to wear helmets; no shells are permit­ted during Phase Three of the Club's offseason workout program or any minicamp.