Eagles' Roseman Eyeing Proctor, Ready to Trade Up

0:00It's April 23rd. This is NFL News Today, powered by AI Your Grid Iron Update. I'm Cory with the story. The Philadelphia Eagles hold Pick 23 in the first round of the NFL draft, but history says they won't stay put. General Manager Howie Roseman has traded up four times in the last five years. Grabbing stars like Devonsa Smith, Jordan Davis, Jalen Carter, and Jehadi Campbell. This year, eyes are on Alabama's Cating Proctor, a guard tackle who fits their offensive line needs perfectly. That bottom half of the draft lacks star power compared to the top 10, so waiting at 23 feels risky. The Eagles might not even have grades for every spot down to 32. If Proctor or another target slides, Roseman's crew could pound to lock in a starter right away. Fans and analysts see Proctor as a weak one guard and future Lane Johnson replacement at right tackle. It's a high-impact move for a line that's held strong, but needs fresh legs. The buzz is real. Eagles'

1:00brass loves aggressive swings when the board falls right. Tray Talks points at three partners. Tababaya 15, Carolina at 19, or Pittsburgh at 21. For the Bucks, it'd cost Pick 23 plus a future second or thirds. Panther's deal might just be 23 and a third rounder. Steelers could swap for 23 and minor day three picks, making sense for both sides. With the draft kicking off soon, watch how the board shakes out. Roseman's track record says Philly jumps first and asks questions later.