Eagles' Late-Round Gem: Micah Morris

0:00On April 26, Philadelphia Eagles scooped up Michael Morris in the draft, betting big on his raw upside. This 6-foot-5, 330-plus pound beast from Georgia, brings elite size, upper body power, and quick feet that scream starter. Potential down the line. Morris thrived in Georgia's run heavy offense, helping move the chains and clutch spots. His college tape shows he gets the blocking schemes, but he's all traits over Polish right now. Scouts flag some fixable flaws, like high pad level, drifting hands, and a narrow base against speedy rushers. Still, fans and analysts see him as a classic Eagles project, perfect for their line coaching tradition. New position coach Chris Cooper steps in after Jeff Stoutland, with a track record for molding Big Men. Plus, Morris links up with old Georgia Bulldog, Jordan Davis, easing his NFL jump with shared habits on eats and prep. If he drops that pad level and sharpens technique, this late round gym could turn into a road grading steel, anchoring Philly's front for years.

1:02I'm Corey with The Story, and you've been listening to NFL News today, AI-powered football coverage.