Eagles Hunt Value Picks in 2026 Draft

0:00It's April 20th. Welcome in. This is NFL News Today, where football meets AI. Philadelphia Eagles are hunting value picks in the 2026 NFL draft to fill roster holes and chase that playoff vibe. They need depth. At wide receiver, linebacker, safety, tight end, and interior offensive line. Teams like the birds thrive by grabbing under the radar talent that punches above its weight, turning mid-round steals into starters. Big Jeremy Bernard, the six-foot one-wide-out from Alabama, perfect for round two. Dude blocks like a beast, runs crisp sprouts, and catches everything, ideal if they move AJ Brown. Then there's Bryce Boetcher, Oregon's fireball linebacker for rounds three or four, bringing athletic juice to a thin position group. Meanwhile, Indiana Safety Lewis Moore is rising fast, with instincts and ball skills that fit Vic Fangio's scheme. Think 88 tackles and six. Picks last year. He's a playmaker who could lock down the back end right away even if tackling needs work.

1:04In rounds four or five, Houston Titan Tanner Kozio stands outlet all tight ends with 74 catches, learning behind Dallas Gator. Round five or six brings Auburn's Jeremiah Wright, a guard with pass-prost smarts and pulling power to bolster the line. These gems could spark the Eagles rebuild without burning top picks, stacking talent for a super bull push. Keep an eye on Draft Knight.