Eagles Draft: Offensive Line, Trade Scenarios, & Orlovsky Family

0:00On April 8th, Eagles fans the buzz around the 2026 draft is heating up with pick number 23 on the horizon. General manager Howie Roseman has plenty of picks and ammo to trade up or back, especially with extra compensatory selections coming in 20. 27. The roster looks solid at starters but needs long-term depth, mainly on the offensive line after injuries hit hard last year. Teams are eyeing offensive line as the top priority for Philly in Round 1. Lane Johnson turns 36 soon, so finding his right tackle successor is key. Prospects like tackles for Miami, Penn State, Utah, Georgia and Alabama could fit some versatile enough to slide inside. Mod drafts show slim pickings at 23, so a move up makes sense for premium talent. On a heartwarming note, the Orlowski family made the drive from Connecticut to Lincoln Financial Field for the Eagles Autism Foundations. All abilities clinic, Tiffany Orlowski brought her kids, including teen Madden with autism, for a stress-free STEM day.

1:02They called it a special experience with great support. Sadly, former Eagles draft pick and Oregon star quarterback Jack Crabtree passed away at age 90. The university announced it, marking the end of a long legacy. Meanwhile, draft cons have Louisville's Chris Bell drawing AJ Brown vibes for his explosive playmaking. As Eagles prep, keep watching those trade scenarios unfold into the op season. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Corey with The Story.