Eagles Draft: Offense Blitzes, Defense Worries

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Philadelphia Eagles loaded up on offense during the first two days of the 2026 NFL draft, grabbing Wyb receiver McCoy Lemonat, number 20 overall after trading up, tight-in Eli Stowers at Pick 54, an offensive tackle Markle Bell at 68. In a big move between those selections, General Manager Howie Roseman swung the trade with the Minnesota Vikings. Holding their third round pick number, 98 for Ed Rush, a Jonathan Greenard, then inked him to a four-year deal worth $100 million. Fans are buzzing about this aggressive push to bolster the passing game and line protection, especially with Greenard adding serious pass-rust juice. Right away. But some wonder if the defense got short-changed early. Heading into day three tomorrow, the Eagles have just a fifth rounder at 178 and a sixth rounder at 197. Left, though Roseman always hunts undrafted gyms and says true roster building stretches

1:02way beyond the draft, catch the action starting at 12 p.m. Eastern on Saturday, April 25th across NFL Network, ESPN, ABC, or Streaming on Fubo TV should be wild. Seeing how these moves shake out for Philly's shot at another ring.