Eagles Trade Up for Lemon: A New Weapon

0:00It's April 24 in FL News. Today starts now, AI-powered and game-ready. I'm Cory with the story. The Philadelphia Eagles made ways in the first round of the NFL draft by trading up with the Cowboys to snag wide receiver Mackay Lemon from USC at the number 20 pick, jumping ahead of the Steelers. Roseman pulled off the move smoothly, bringing in a Beletnikov award winner who racked up over a thousand yards last season, proving he's got the skills to elevate any offense. Lemon touched down at the Eagles training complex quick, getting warm welcomes from teammates and already texting back and forth with Jalen Hertz, building that early chemistry. He downplays his size, stressing heart, grit, and a team first mentality, says he'll line up inside, outside, wherever needed, even joked about playing, corner light in high school. Things in South Philly erupted with cheers and the fight song, and with Lemon's route running prowess locked in, the birds attack just got a fresh.

1:00Squeeze of talent ready to shine.