Eagles' Roseman Shakes Up Draft with Trades

0:00On March 24th, with free agency winding down, attention shifts to the 2026 NFL Draft, except for Pittsburgh's North Shore right outside. A Christian Stadium. The event kicks off with the first round on day one, rounds two and three on day two, and wraps up the final four rounds on day three. Eagles General Manager Howie Roseman remains a draft trading wizard, always wheeling and dealing no matter the round. Roseman has made over 60 draft day trades in the past ten years, often moving up to grab key talent. He's traded up eight times since 2010, landing stars like Fletcher Cox, Carson Wentz, Jordan Davis, and Jalen Carter. Expect him to shake things up early, especially in the first three rounds. Fans and analysts buzz about high upside prospects that Eagles might chase by trading up. Edge rushers like Texas Tech's David Bailey, with 12.5 sacks this season, and Miami's Rubin Bane Jr. stand out for their pressure. Why receivers such as Ohio State's Carnail Tate in Washington's Denzel Boston

1:02offer big play potential with strong hands and route skills? On the line, prospects like George's massive six foot seven offensive tackle, Monroe Freeling, and Penn State's powerful guard, O'Live of Vega, Iowan Bring, size, and nasty play to protect the quarterback. Arizona State's Jordan Tyson adds another receiver option despite some injury history, posting over 1,000 yards in a playoff run. As Matt drass heat up, Roseman's moves could reshape Philadelphia's roster for years, keeping everyone guessing until the pick start flying. From around the league, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.