Eagles' Roseman Plugs Roster Gaps, Draft Flexibility

0:00This is Corey with the story with NFL News Today, powered by the Daily News Now. Subscribe for daily updates on your team. Philadelphia Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman has a knack for plugging roster gaffes in free agency right before the draft. This keeps the team from reaching for desperate picks when the draft kicks off on April 23rd in Pittsburgh. So far, he's made smart moves at quarterback, receiver, cornerback, and tied in to steady the ship. At quarterback, they traded a seventh round pick in 2027 for Andy Dalton after losing two backups. For receivers, Howie would Brown steps in amid questions about AJ Brown's future. They added cornerbacks, Rick Woolen and Jonathan Jones. And at tied in, Johnny Munt joins Resign, Dallas Godard, and Grant Calcutera, all on. One year deals. This approach lets Roseman stick to the team's true draft board without veering off course. It's fueled strong drafts in recent years, the last season's class is still being judged. Fans and analysts see it as a superpower that builds depth without forcing early trades.

1:04On the edge, Arnold E. Biketty arrived, but more work remains after losing other pass rushers. Safety stands out as the biggest hole with starter read-blank and ship-gone, and options like restructuring Michael Carter or eyeing free agent Marcus. Eves aren't perfect fixes. Even backer and running back can handle their losses, while quarterback depth might come from a day-three pick like prospects for Mark and Saul or pin. State. Overall, these moves give the Eagles flexibility heading into the draft. Thanks to our sponsor for helping bring you this episode. Relax deeper, reset faster, comfort you can hear. S-L-L-I-SoliPillow.com