Eagles Draft Picks, International Program Push

0:00On April 26, the Philadelphia Eagles just wrapped the 2026 NFL draft and GM Howie Roseman along with head coach Nick Seriani broke it down with reporters. They highlighted their Day 3 picks, stressed their big push into the international pathway program, and laid out how they planned to build up fees. Rookies right away, they snagged seventh-rounder or Bernard from that program after trading back for extra picks. Roseman said they zeroed in on him, posed combined with a dedicated scout, loved his workouts, and they're also signing Joshua Wereu, a defensive end from. Kenya, those two trained together non-stop, so they'll hit camp with that built-in chemistry. Fans might think the safety spot needs work, but Roseman says the team's vision there differs from the publics. They know the draft won't fix everything, but expect moves soon in that room and others. On fifth-round quarterback Cole Payton, Seriani raved about his athleticism, accuracy at 72% last year, and wild plays where he dominated.

1:02Other lay gyms include offensive guard Micah Morris, Ed rusher Kishan James Newby with his bend-in-pass rush traits, and safety Cole was nefsky, whose instinctive, physical, and reminds them of some past standouts like Read Blankenship. Seriani gave props to new offensive coordinator Sean Manion for a strong start in meetings, even with players just back in the building. The Eagles are geared up to mold this class into contenders, so keep eyes on training camp for the real sparks. That's your update from NFL News Today, powered by AI.