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Eagles’ 323-Pound OG Collapses in Critical Condition at First Padded Practice Amid Scorching

Optimism ran high as the Philadelphia Eagles hit the field for their first padded practice of training camp, but the day took a frightening turn amid blistering summer heat.

Newly acquired offensive guard Kenyon Green, weighing in at 323 pounds and standing 6'4", collapsed suddenly near the sideline as temperatures soared into the 90s. The medical team rushed to Green’s side as players and coaches watched in alarm.

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Witnesses reported that Green, recently traded from the Houston Texans and expected to be a key starter at right guard, had been participating in full-contact drills before staggering and going down hard on the grass. Trainers immediately applied ice and cold towels to reduce his body temperature.

A cart was quickly brought onto the field. Teammates, concerned and visibly shaken, helped Green to his feet and escorted him slowly into the medical tent for further treatment. The atmosphere at NovaCare Complex shifted from competitive energy to collective concern.

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Green, who started 15 games for the Texans from 2022 to 2023, was seen as a physical tone-setter for Jeff Stoutland’s run-heavy offensive line philosophy. His size and strength were considered a perfect fit for the Eagles’ punishing ground attack.

 Medical personnel have yet to provide an official update on Green’s condition, but initial reports describe it as critical as of Tuesday evening. The Eagles organization is offering full support to Green’s family while players and coaches await news on his recovery.

The incident is a stark reminder of the health risks associated with training in extreme heat, especially for players in the trenches. For now, all of Philadelphia is hoping for positive news as Kenyon Green faces his toughest battle yet — off the field.

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