Eagles Reboot Offense, Land Greenard

0:00It's April 26, NFL news today starts now, AI powered and always on. The Philadelphia Eagles just rebooted their offense in the 2026 draft, grabbing three premium picks early. They traded up in the first round for Southern California wide receiver McCoy Lemon, snagged Vanderbilt tight-end Eli Stowers in Round 2, and added. Miami offensive tackle Markle Bell in Round 3, all to fix that underperforming unit from last year. On top of that, they made the weekends biggest splash by trading two-third round picks to the Minnesota Vikings for Star Pass Russia Jonathan, greenered. Right away, they locked him up with a four-year, $100 million extension half of the guaranteed. This guy's a proven sack machine with double-digit totals in multiple recent seasons. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the shift. For years, the Eagles dumped most of their top picks into defense, which powered their Super Bowl win. Now they're flipping the script to offense, especially after missing out on Greenard in free

1:00agency a couple years back, and striking out on another. Edge guidance offseason. These moves create real depth. Green admin tours young edges like Nolan Smith and Jelix Hunt, while the new offensive weapons get time to grow behind vets like Lane Johnson and Dallas Goatert. It's all about balancing short-term punch with long-term flexibility. Bottom line. Howie Roseman's keeping the pedal down, blending fresh talent with proven vets to chase more rings and keep Philly dominant.