Eagles' Day Two Draft Plan: Filling Holes

0:00It's April 24th, from breaking news to Sunday matchups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Philadelphia Eagles roll in today, too, of the 2026 NFL Draft, with solid ammo in rounds two and three picks at number 54, 68 and 88. Howey Roseman grabbed USC wide-out Malachi lemon in the first round, marking their fourth receiver addition since free agency kicked off. That move basically waves goodbye to AJ Brown, whose trade bow now. Roster seen some shakeups already, with Nikobe Dean off to the Raiders, Reed Blankenship to the Texans, Jalen Phillips with the Panthers, and Adderie Jackson gone in free agency. They traded Sydney Brown, brought back Marcus Epps, and snag veteran JT Gray for the secondary. Core pieces for a Super Bowl run stick around, but gap screened for day two fixes. Huns and analysts buzzing about the biggest holes. Safe these wide open after Blankenship left, with McCuba starting, but needing a real

1:00partner since. Epps is solid but aging. Edge rushes like Jelix Hunt and Nolan Smith balled out last year. Hunt leading in sacks and picks, yet they crave more heat. Cornerback depth worries behind the elite top trio, and the O-line took hits from injuries. Huns have lines a priority too, after coach Jeff Stoutlin bounced following a down 2025. Jordan Milada held it down, but landed Dickerson slipped, and they're plotting Jason Kelsie's eventual replacement without top 10 picks. Roseman's trade magic could flip these selections anywhere. Expect the birds to wheel and deal today, stacking talent where it counts most, keeping that contender vibe alive as the board falls.