Eagles Mock Draft: Lomu, Stowers, Bell

0:00On April 9, Philadelphia Eagles fans get ready for draft season hype. Zach Burman dropped the 7-round mock using Dane Brugler's Beast Guide as the strict draft board. Rules keep picks super tight to rankings, no wild reaches. At number 23 overall in the first round, they snag Caleb Lomu, the 6-foot 6-tackle from Utah, ranked 25th by Brugler. Dudes of Freshman All-American, with room to grow behind the vets. Earlier this week, Lomu even visited Philly. Second round at 54, its Antonio Williams, Clemson slot receiver with four years of starts, a 4.4-140, and return skills. Third round brings two gyms. At 68, Eli Stowers, Vanderbilt's Mackie Award tied in, who ran a 4.5-140 and jumps like a freak. Then at 98, Marquell Bill, Miami 6-foot 9-tackle who didn't allow a sack last year. Eagle's faithful craved dynamic tight ends, and Stowers fits that mismatched mold, though

1:01blocking needs work. O-line depth stays a theme with Bell's massive frame and light feet. Howie Roseman loves those traits. Fans see this as smart feature-proofing, without rushing rookies into the lineup. Fourth round adds edge-resher LT Overton from Alabama, a versatile X5 star with upside, and corner to cardio Davis from Washington 6-foot 4. Feaster who can back up the secondary, fifth brings safety. Michael Taia from Texas, a production machine with special teams chops, plus big-body receiver Jeff Caldwell from Cincinnati. All tools and athleticism, sixth round caps with linebacker Kendall Daniels from Oklahoma, a 6-foot 5-versatile tackler who started everywhere. This Mack shows the Beastports challenges, pushing Roseman toward trades maybe, but highlights traits. Stanley Cuvitts for the Long Hall, NFL News Today, powered by AI bringing you what matters on Game Day.