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The Eagles and Patriots will have a joint practice in August

The teams will work out together Aug. 13 in Foxborough, Mass., ahead of their preseason game on Aug. 15, NFL sources said.

Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown (left) with coach Nick Sirianni during rookie minicamp at the NovaCare Complex on May 3.
Eagles wide receiver A.J. Brown (left) with coach Nick Sirianni during rookie minicamp at the NovaCare Complex on May 3.Read moreHeather Khalifa / Staff Photographer

The Eagles will have a joint practice with the New England Patriots on Aug. 13 in Foxborough, Mass., ahead of their second preseason game on Aug. 15, NFL sources said.

They are tentatively scheduled to open training camp on July 22 when players report to the NovaCare Complex ahead of the next day’s first on-field practice.

The team’s preseason schedule opens Aug. 9 at the Baltimore Ravens. The two teams also will meet in the regular season on Dec. 1, so it’s unlikely that they will hold joint practices.

The Eagles’ third and final preseason game is on Aug. 24 at home against Minnesota. It’s unclear if the Vikings will arrive early in Philadelphia for joint workouts.

The Eagles have had joint practices with two teams in each of the last two training camps under coach Nick Sirianni.

The Patriots and Eagles have a history of practicing together — first in Philly in 2013 when Chip Kelly became coach and then in Foxborough the following summer.

Bill Belichick was the Patriots coach in each of those years, but he was fired after last season. Jerod Mayo was named the future Hall of Fame coach’s successor in January.

New England also worked out with the Eagles before Sirianni’s first season in 2021.