Eagles Draft & Trades: Stacked Roster for Super Bowl Run

0:00It's April 27. From kickoff to the final whistle, this is NFL News Today, powered by AI. I'm Cory with the story. The Philadelphia Eagles wrapped up the NFL Draft with eight picks, a big trade for past Russia Jonathan Greenard and eight undrafted free agents. Signed, first two days set the tone, turning question marks at why receiver and ed rush into strengths, plus extra tight end depth. They started with a loader roster aiming for Super Bowl contention, and these moves nailed it. Greenard bolsters the front, new receivers pair with Devonta Smith, and the offense looks stacked behind Jalen Hertz's Sequam Barkley and Dallas. Go Daird. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the impact roster got deeper without overhauling stars. Now the real drama kicks in with 53 man cuts looming, projecting four quarterbacks including Hertz and rookie Tanner McKee, three backs led by Barkley and six wideouts after revamping around Smith. Eagles heat up everywhere, past rushers fighting for spots behind Greenard and Jelix Hunt, five

1:03defensive tackles with Jalen Carter angering, corners like Quinion Mitchell and Cuper Dijon locking down and safeties needing a vet boost. Offensive line squeezes 10 guys into nine slots. Summer workouts will shake this up, but Eagles sit pretty as contenders. Watch those cuts decide who rises.