Eagles' Roseman Zags Again, Targets Line, Safety, Tight End

0:00On April 24th, the Philadelphia Eagles shook things up in the first round by trading two fourth round picks to grab wide receiver McCuy Lemmon. Everyone figured they'd go offence line early, but General Manager Howie Roseman keeps everyone guessing, zagging when we expect a zigg. Now heading into Friday night's second and third rounds, the birds hold three picks, number 54 overall, then 68 and 98. Roseman dodged questions on grabbing alignment to eventually replace Lane Johnson, saying they'll see how it plays out over the next couple days. Fans and analysts are buzzing about the need for depth on the line, but other spots like Ed rusher, safety, and even tight end could get love too. The teams light on the edges despite possible trades, and they've done homework on several college standouts who fit their scheme. Mott drafts point to them snagging Oregon Guard Immanuel Pregnant at 54 for immediate line help, South Carolina safety, Jalon Kilgore at. 68 to bolster the secondary, and Stanford tied in Sam Roosh at 98 as a tough blocker.

1:02With Roseman at the helm, expect the unexpected, but these moves could lock down the trenches and adversatility before the weekend wraps. Football news, powered by AI, this is NFL News Today. I'm Corey with The Story.