Eagles' Draft Picks: Tackles, Receivers, and Linebackers

0:00It's April 17th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. Philadelphia Eagles sitting at Pick 23 and all eyes on offensive tackles to groom as the next Lane Johnson. Alabama's Caden Proctor, who can slide to guard quick or Georgia's Monroe Freeling, both young studs from programs Howie Roseman loves, five of there. Last six first rounders from Bama or Georgia. Dane Bruegler mocks Proctor right to Philly, feeling a tad early to Detroit. Meanwhile, don't hold your breath for a first-round safety like Toledo's Emmanuel McNeil Warren. Roseman's already loaded back there in prioritizes, offense or edge. Texas A&M guard Chase Basantis might sneak into round one at 28, but he's primed day two value if he slips. Visited the birds, fits their line. Room vibe perfect. Eagles fans buzzing over day two pass catchers, especially Louisville's Chris Bell, six foot two, 222 pounds, AJ. Brown build, knee injury dropped his stock,

1:04but he balled against Miami and Virginia. Edge Russia gave Jacob's from Illinois, 19 sacks last two years, power mover who could contribute early. On day three, USC's Jacobi Lane, six foot four receiver with massive hands and a 40-inch bird, or LSU's Harold Perkins Jr., ACL setback, but explosive athlete with 13 forced turnovers. Don't sleep on Philly Kidge of Sia Trotter, Missouri linebacker, son of a Hall of Famer, all SEC last year, projecting third round. Rosen builds trenches first, so if the board falls right, these picks lock in that philosophy. Stay tuned as Draft Knight shakes out.