Eagles Focus on Draft, Hurts for Turnaround

0:00On April 6, the Eagles' offseason buzz has shifted from AJ Brown trade drama straight to quarterback Jalen Hertz taking center stage. General manager Howie Roseman shut down speculation at the NFL annual meeting last week, simply stating Brown remains a member of the team with no updates since. That leaves things hanging until at least the NFL draft later this month, or more likely, past June 1st, when contract decisions clarify, prediction markets and mock-traps now lean toward Brown landing with the New England Patriots by summer joint practices. Fans and analysts see the Eagles' offense as bloated and inflexible with tight cap space, making a Brown deal feel like addition by subtraction despite hurting the passing game. The unit has been stagnant beyond Johan Dotson leaving for Atlanta with Hollywood Brown as the lone wide receiver tweak. Rams GMless need confirmed trade talks are real, not just rumors, while Roseman hinted at creativity by saying they are not fully running it back, until moves happen.

1:04Eagles' eyes stay on drafting line help to push aging vets and boost the group. All eyes lock on the draft and beyond as Roseman maneuvers to reshape this squad around Hertz for a real turnaround. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Cory with the story.