Eagles Draft: Athletic Talent Stacked for Run-Heavy Attack

0:00On April 28, Philadelphia Eagles just stacked their roster with fresh college talent in the draft, starting with wide receiver McCoy Lemon from USC. This five-foot-eleven slot machine won the Beletnikov as the nation's top receiver, hauling in 79 catches for 1,100. 56 yards and 11 scores while forcing 21 missed tackles. They also grabbed tight-end Eli Stowers from Vanderbilt, a six-foot-four-free-coup-ranked top-10 among tight-ends in deep catches and contested. Balls, plus he smashed combine records with a 45.5-inch vertical and 11-foot-three broadjump. Moving to the trenches, offensive tackle Mark O'Bell from Miami is a six-foot-9, 346-pound giant who didn't allow a single sack. On 558, pass-blocking reps, Guard Michael Morris from Georgia was sack-free two on 426 snaps, showing off his. Six-foot-five frame and combined dominance. When there's quarterback Cole Payton from North Dakota State, a six-foot-three dual

1:01threat with 13 rushing touchdowns and a 4.5-3-40 time. On defense, safety Cole was nefsky from Texas Tech, brings eight picks from his college days and versatility all over the field. Defensive tackle Ur Bernard, a 305-pound athlete from Nigeria's basketball courts, ran a 4.6-3-40 never even played. Organized ball before. Judge Russia Kishan James Newby from New Mexico piled up 168 pressures over three years with his quick burst. Fans are buzzing about how these rickies fit right away. Limon could feast in the slot after a potential AJ. Brown trade, Stowe's learns blocking from Dallas-Gotard and Bell sits behind Lane Johnson. The backups like Payton might spell Jalen Hertz on Shore Yardage while the D-line gets depth. Bell's front office is betting big on athletic upside and immediate pass pro help, setting up a run-heavy attack with explosive weapons for years to. Come, keep an eye on training camp fireworks.

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