Eagles' Draft: Trenches, Speed, and Surprises

0:00On April 23rd, the Philadelphia Eagles roll into the NFL Draft with 8 picks across 6 rounds and GM Howie Roseman's phones about to blow up, with Trey Talks. Expect him to move around all 3 days, maybe jumping up in round 1 or grabbing a vet pass rusher. They're set with a first rounder, a second, two thirds, a fourth, two fifths, and a sixth, no seventh right now. Trends point to offense early, especially up front on the line where they might lose 3 starters by 2027. But the board falls different every year in Philly, so anything can shift quick. Roseman loves building for the long haul, picking guys with decade long upside. Fans are buzzing about bolstering the trenches and adding speed at receiver and in the backfield. The secondary could use more physicality too, and depth on defense never hurts. It's all about fitting that gritty run identity, while fixing pass pro holes. Mockboards highlight tackles like Alabama's Caden Proctor for Right Guard, Louisville's injured but explosive Chris Bell at wide out in round 2, and Penn State's

1:03Zeki Wheatley as a day one safety starter. Later, Kentucky's Jalen farmer brings power inside. Penn State's Nicholas Singleton adds big play juice at running back despite his foot tweak. Missouri slot was her Kevin Coleman shines on day 3, and Navy's freak athlete Landon Robinson tempts a seventh round trade back. With the draft kicking off Thursday, keep eyes peeled. Eagles always keep us guessing to the picks are in. In a film news today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on game day. I'm Corey with The Story.