Steelers Draft Drew Allar: Long-Term QB Plan

0:00It's April 25th, I'm Cory with the story, and this is NFL News Today Football News powered by AI. The NFC East just got a whole lot spicier on the past rush front during the first two days of the NFL Draft. New York Giants snagged Ohio State's Arville Reese with the 5th overall pick, while Dallas Cowboys grabbed UCF Edge Russia Malachi Lawrence at number. 23. Meanwhile, the Philadelphia Eagles pulled off a slick trade, landing veteran Jonathan Greenard from the Minnesota Vikings, along with the 7th round, pick. They gave up their 98th overall selection in a 2027 3rd rounder. Greenard, who racked up 24.5 sacks over the prior two seasons, ain't to 4-year deal worth $100 million with $50 million guaranteed. That move might sting a bit for Washington Commander's fans, since reports say their team chased Grinard in a trade last month, but came up empty. Now he's fortifying Arrival's defense. Commanders countered in free agency by signing Odefei Allway to a $100 million pact, plus

1:04Kalevon Shesan and Charles Omanihu on one year. Deals. Dallas kept the veteran hunt going too, trading for San Francisco's D-Winters, who posted 101 solo tackles last year, including a pick 6 return. Washington bolstered their linebacker group with Ohio State's sunny styles at number 7 overall, and added Clemson receiver Antonio Williams at 71. As Day 3 kicks off, the commanders hold 4 late picks at 147, 187, 209 from San Francisco, and 233 plenty of chances to keep building this revamped roster.