Eagles Eye Caleb Douglas for Passing Game Boost

0:00On April 9th, Philadelphia Eagles stay true to form, hunting for those massive wide receivers who can stretch the field and bully defenders. They're setting up a pre-draft visit with Caleb Douglas, the former Texas Tech standout, who posted 54 catches, 846 yards, and seven touchdowns last season, earning second team all big 12 honors. Earlier this week, Houston Texans reporter Aaron Wilson dropped the news on their interest. Eagles have a track record here, from Alshon Jeffries days, to the Tyree Jackson project, and drafting 6-foot-6-200-a-pound. Johnny Wilson fans see this as classic, Philly football building depth, with big bodies who run Chris Brouts. Douglas slots right in as a possession guy, perfect for third downs and red zone work, adding that reliable chain mover dimension to the offense. He's got raw talent that matches or tops those recent ads, and with Wilson hitting injured reserve last year, this feels like smart insurance before. The draft hits. Eagles keep stacking those towering targets, so watch if

1:03Douglas lands in green, could reshape their passing game real quick. That wraps NFL news today brought to you with AI. I'm Corey with The Story.