Eagles Draft Strategy & Front Office Succession

On March 31st, Eagle's fans are buzzing with draft fever, and I've got the mailbag highlights to break it down.

Top position of value starts with quarterback and offensive tackle in Tier 1.

Edge rushers and interior defensive lineman follow in Tier 2.

Then wide receivers and cornerbacks.

Guards, centers, linebackers, tight ends, running back, safeties, and specialists round out the lower tiers.

It's all about protecting your QB first, then getting pressure on theirs.

Shifting to the front office, speculation swirls around owner Jeffrey Laurie, who's 74, grooming his 31-year-old son Julian for the top spot.

No firm timeline, but Julian's already in business and football ops.

Howie Roseman, just 50, has iron-clad job security with his track record, and Lurie ties, don't expect him out anytime soon.

On offense, new coordinator Sean Manion could shine with two tight ends.

Dallas Goddard as the do-it-all guy at age 31, and Johnny Munt as a blocking specialist.

Munt might excel off the line on runs, fixing last year's issues after their Super Bowl rest attack dipped.

Fans wonder how high Roseman trades up in round 1, if talent falls offensive line tops the list.

Then Edge, wide receiver, and tight end.

Presidents like Grabbing Goadard or Devonta Smith paid off big.

With OTA's looming, these insights set the stage for Philly's next moves.

Keep those questions coming as the draft heats up.

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