Eagles Eye McCoy Trade, Risking Knee Injury

0:00It's April 21st. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. Philadelphia Eagles GM, Howie Roseman, is making moves on the trade block for the 2026 NFL Draft. He's eyeing a big swing in the second round to grab Tennessee cornerback, Jermad McCoy, a guy once mocked as a first round lock. Maybe even top 10. Earlier this week, reports hit that McCoy could slide out of the first entirely. He missed all of 2025 with a knee injury from January, and teens are worried about his long-term health, not just getting back on the field quick. Folks like Albert Breer are saying every team he's talked to, flags that knee as a red flag, comparing it to other injury risks that draw players. Last year. For Filly fans, it's a chance to land a lead talent cheap, it befalls into the early 40s. The Eagles have a cornerback knee brewing since Rick Wullen is only locked in for one more year. They could package picks like their third rounders at 68 and 98, or fourth rounders at 114

1:02and 137 to climb. Up and snag him. If Roseman pulls this off, it fits his history of stealing value on draft slips, setting Filly up for a press man beast with a 77 inch. Wing Span once he's healthy, keep watching those draft boards.