Eagles Draft Offensive Lineman

0:00On April 23rd, Eagles GM Howie Roseman looks set to grab an offensive lineman with their 23rd pick in tomorrow's 2026 NFL draft. It's the top priority after years of bulking up defense. In this class is loaded with tackle talent, up to nine could go in the first round. The team shifted hard to defense lately, using ten of their last twelve premium picks there since 2022. Now Roseman's talking up the offense again, fitting Philly's long tradition of building from the trenches since Andy Reed showed up in 19, 99. Fans see the holes clear. They need competition for Tyler Steiner, right guard, back up for injury risk, land in Dickerson inside, and a future. Replacement for 36-year-old Lane Johnson at right tackle, who set out chunks last year. Top target is Alabama's Caden Proctor, a 6-foot-7, 352-pound beast who could play guard now and slide outside later. Mox have in mid to late first round, maybe pick 17 to Detroit, so Roseman might trade

1:02up. Guys like Miami's Frances Mauigua or Utah Spencer Fano could go early too. Luckily, solid options like Utah's Caleb Lomu, Clemson's Blake Miller Arizona, states Max Aheonakor, or Texas A&M's Chase Besantes should still be, around at 23. Snagging one kicks that O-line Foundation rock solid for years ahead. Football news, powered by AI. This is NFL News Today.