Eagles' Draft: Proctor, Trenches, Weapons

0:00On April 21st, Bear Brooks, from NBC Sports Philadelphia, has a strong take on the Eagles 23rd pick in the NFL Draft. He seized them grabbing offensive tackle Kate and Proctor from Alabama, the 6-foot-7-355 pound beast who's got that massive, frame and power to dominate. Proctor could slide right in, developing next to Lane Johnson before stepping up at right tackle when Lane hangs it up. Brooks knows college ball inside out, calling games and all. He likes Proctor's bulldozing style in the run game, even if past pro-needs work, comparing him to what the Eagles loved in Mecky Beckton. If they pivot to defense, TJ Parker from Clemson is his guy, but trench is first. Meanwhile, that tight-end Kenyans to die from Oregon might be gone too soon. Fans and scouts are buzzing because Proctor's mocked in the late teens to early 20s, a steal if he falls. Brooks pushes heavy on the lines, saying it fits Philly's Smash Mouth 5. The second round vision? Why receiver Casey Concepcion from Texas A&M for that quick burst in separation, or

1:04tight-end Eli Stowers from Vanderbilt to build depth? On the trade front, Brooks is leaning 50-50 towards shipping out AJ Brown, a shift from last month. Eagles already added Don Tavine Wicks and Hollywood Brown for receiver insurance. Sleeper alert, Chris Bell from Louisville, the 6-foot-2-220 pounder who balled with 72 catches before his ACL tear. All this lines up with Philly reloading smart, stacking the trenches and weapons while sorting the roster's shake-up, draft nights going to be fire for. Eagles Nation. That's the story for today. NFL News Today, Driven by AI, I'm Corey with the story.