Eagles Load Up on Offense, Eye Defense in Day 2 Draft

0:00It's April 24th, from breaking news to Sunday match-ups. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI. Philadelphia Eagles made ways on day one of the NFL draft by grabbing USC wide receiver Malachi Lemon, their fourth pass catcher added since free. Agency kicked off. This move flips the script at the position and pretty much seals a trade for AJ Brown. Now with day two hours away, the Eagles shift eyes to defense after loading up on offense. They're eyeing rounds two and three to plug holes with tight ends, safeties, edge rushers, and more on the radar. Fans and analysts are hyped about prospects like Vanderbilt, tight end Eli Stowers, who smashed combine records with a 45-and-a-half inch, vertical, and ran a 4.5-140, LSU safety AJ. Halsey brings tackling grit for special teams, while Toledo's a manual McNeill Warren offers versatility from his days with a recent Eagle Quinion, Mitchell. Edge rushers dominate the wishlist too, including Illinois's Gabe Jockas with 11 sacks and

1:03a big 10 record, Missouri's Zion Young leading his, squad with 9 sacks, and Penn State's Danny Dennis Sedden for Burst off the Edge, Notre Dame guard Billy Schrauff and others roundout lineman targets. As picks fly tomorrow, expect Roseman to wheel and deal again, building depth where it counts most, and keeping Philly and Super Bowl contention.