Eagles Draft: Roseman's Grind & Fly Squad

0:00On April 20th, the NFL draft kicks off Thursday through Saturday in Pittsburgh, and by Sunday we'll know who the Eagle snag with their aid picks. General manager Howie Roseman loves to trade around, so expect some moves. They've hosted 21 top 30 visits so far, and they always drought heavy from that group. Offensive line dominates with nine visitors, signaling they want to beef up the trenches. Guys like Vega Iowane from Penn State, who sack proof, and young tackles like Kaden Proctor from Alabama, top the list. Interior options could replace aging or expiring contract soon. Receivers got four nods, including Indiana's Omar Cooper with championship vibes, and Ed rushers pulled three like Penn State's Danny Dennis Sutton, who lit up the combine. Tight ends and safeties rounded out with three and two visits each. Fans are buzzing about the upside plays, like Nigerian born Max Ihanakor, switching from soccer, or safety Jelanne Kilgore echoing CJ, Gardner Johnson.

1:01These picks could pluck holes fast, especially up front where injuries linger. Draft weekends wheeling and dealing will shake this up, but one thing's clear. Roseman's building a squad that grinds and flies, stay locked in for. The reveals. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.