Eagles' Passion Meeting Uncovers Day 3 Draft Gems

0:00On April 21st, every year during the NFL draft weekend, the Philadelphia Eagles hold their passion meeting on Sunday morning at the Jefferson Health training complex. That's where General Manager Howie Roseman gets raw input from his scouts on Day 3 players. The sleepers with big upside who could turn into starters. Roseman sets the tone right away, telling his team they can grab backups anytime, even in August or from practice squads. What they really chase are game changers, guys willing to swing big for traits that flip rosters. Scouts pound the table with conviction, no safe picks or settling for average. It's all about that fire for hidden gyms who might not start Day 1, but have started potential down the line. This year, names like Georgia Tech running back to Mall Haynes, Texas, Techwide receiver Caleb Douglas, Boston College offensive lineman, Jude Bowrie, Oregon tackle Isaiah World, and Illinois quarterback Luke Altmeyer are getting that passion push from the staff.

1:01Eagles kick off Day 3 with four picks, two in the fourth round and numbers 114 and 137, one in the fifth at 178 and one in the sixth at 197. Could be where one of those gyms lands and sparked something special. Stay locked in with NFL news today, AI powered updates. I'm Corey with the story.