Eagles' Draft Night: Unpredictable Picks

0:00On April 22nd, the Philadelphia Eagles are hours away from the 2026 NFL Draft, sitting at pick number 23 with all kinds of, projections swirling. Experts keep linking them to offensive tackles, thanks to questions about Lane Johnson's long-term future, but edge rushers and wide receivers pop up. 2. As big time adds, Howie Roseman, the Eagles GM, loves wheeling and dealing on draft night, he's made over 60 trades in the last 10 years alone. He's never one to sit idle, especially in the first three rounds, swapping picks to grab value wherever it falls. Fans and analysts are buzzing because no one's sure what Philly will do. Roseman's all about flexibility, snagging the best player available, or flipping positions on the board. That track record keeps everyone guessing on how they'll attack this spot. Lately, Mox are heavy on tackles like Clemson's Blake Miller or Alabama's Caden Proctor, with names like Arizona State's Jordan Tyson at wide.

1:00Receiver or UCF's Malachai Lawrence on the edge are in the mix too, showing the wide open options. As the clock ticks down to pick 23, the Eagles stay unpredictable, ready to pivot and stack talent, just how Roseman likes it. That's the story for today, NFL News Today, Driven by AI.