Eagles Trade for Greenard, Draft Bell & Stowers

0:00It's April 25th. Welcome to NFL News Today, powered by AI and ready for kickoff. The Philadelphia Eagles wrapped up Day 2 of the draft quicker than usual, snagging offensive tackle Markle Bell at Pick 68 before trading. Away their late third rounder. They also made a splash by trading for Ed rusher Jonathan Greenard from the Vikings, prioritizing player value over extra picks. Earlier this week, General Manager Howie Roseman explained they had eyes on Greenard for a while, praising his 12-plus sacks in two of the last. Three years in his relentless style. They watched every snap from his latest season, and saw him as a tough matchup who wins in multiple ways. Head coach Nick Seriani lit up talking about tight-in Eli Stowers, calling him super athletic with mismatched potential on all downs. Stowers catches everything, moves well after the grab, and brings quarterback smarts since he's new to the position, giving him tons of upside. Roseman called Bell a passion project with a rare size and link from the University of

1:02Miami where he didn't allow a single sack and pass protection. At 21 years old, he's their top junior college recruit, and they'll start him at tackle to build from there. Roseman and Seriani left the presser all smiles, joking around and hyped on how these moves beef up the lines and pass rush right when they needed it.