Eagles' Draft Picks: WR & OL Depth

0:00On March 24th, free agency in the NFL has wrapped up its first big push, so now everyone's looking ahead to the draft, just under a month away. The event heads to Pittsburgh's North Shore, right outside of Cresher Stadium in a prime sports spot. Philadelphia Eagles stick to their draft heavy approach, with General Manager Howie Roseman holding nine picks to replace outgoing talent. ESPN's field yates put out a fresh two-round mock draft, projecting the Eagles to snag a top-wide receiver from Indiana and a tough offensive guard out of the Big Ten's Iowa. Even with AJ Brown still on the roster, trade talks show the Eagles might need receiver depth soon, especially after June 1st for cap reasons. Omar Cooper Jr. fits perfectly at six-feet tall and 204 pounds. He shines after the catch and blots well-down field, which helps running back Sequan Barkley. On the line, the Eagles already start strong up front, but depth is key league-wide. Jennings-Dunker brings versatility at six-feet-five and 315 pounds. He played right tackle mostly, plus guard, and didn't give up a single sack last year.

1:09These mock picks highlight how Philly plans long-term, bolstering skill spots, and the trenches as the real draft countdown ticks closer. I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to NFL News Today, AI-powered football coverage.