Eagles' Offensive Line Dilemma in 2026 Draft

0:00On April 20, Philadelphia Eagles got a big need on the offensive line heading into the 2026 NFL draft. Lane Johnson, their 35-year-old star-right tackle, is back for his 14th season, but retirement feels close. The team knows they got to find a solid replacement soon to keep that line strong. Experts are warning the Eagles to pass on Utah tackle Caleb Lomu if he's sitting there in the first round. Even though he's a top prospect, some say he just doesn't bring enough grit for Philly's style of play. Lomu earned first team All Big 12 honors last year in 2025, and fans see him as a potential franchise guy. But without that raw power up front, he might not feel Johnson's shoes the way the birds need. Better options like Caden Proctor, Monroe Freeling, or Blake Miller could bring the physical edge thereafter. Meanwhile, the Eagles also eye-help at safety and maybe wide receiver to round out the roster. Draft time is almost here, so we'll see if Philly listens to the advice or goes their own

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