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Who will the Eagles take with the No. 4 pick? Six different prospects get mentioned in our latest mock draft roundup.
The latest in our series of draft profiles zeroes in on Central Michigan offensive tackle Eric Fisher, who could be an Eagles target with the fourth overall pick.
With the draft less than a month away, prospect workouts are in full swing.
The two latest names to garner interest from the Eagles are Rice tight end Vance McDonald and Fresno State safety Phillip Thomas.
Back by popular demand (OK, a couple people e-mailed), here is our 2013 Eagles draft tracker.
Between now and April 25, we’ll keep track of the team’s official draft visits and prospect workouts in this space.
As part of the pre-draft process, the Eagles will work out Georgia outside linebacker Jarvis Jones.
Brian Baldinger says that if Jones is available at No. 4, he’s a “no-brainer” for the Birds.
The Eagles are showing interest in Chargers defensive lineman Vaughn Martin, according to a report. Plus, analyst Greg Cosell ranks QB Ryan Nassib ahead of Geno Smith, and Broncos coach John Fox offers a candid assessment of Dominique Rodgers-Cromartie
Howie Roseman said recently that he generally views the owners meetings as the transition point from free agency to the draft.
Now that the meetings have wrapped up (props to T-Mac for killing it with his coverage in Phoenix), it’s just about time to get into full draft mode.
Which brings us to today’s focus: Star Lotulelei.
Dee Milliner? Dion Jordan? Geno Smith? Here’s a roundup of the latest mock drafts, along with projections for who the Eagles could take with the No. 4 pick.
Who will the Eagles take with the fourth pick in April’s draft? Oregon’s Dion Jordan? Alabama’s Dee Milliner? Central Michigan’s Eric Fisher? Here’s a roundup of the latest mock draft projections.
Do the Eagles have an advantage in free agency? More impressive numbers on Oregon’s Dion Jordan and leftover thoughts from Gus Bradley on the read option.
The NFL Combine kicks off today at Lucas Oil Stadium. From E.J. Manuel to Dion Jordan to Dee Milliner here’s what I’ll be keeping an eye on in Indianapolis.
From mock drafts to offseason priorities, here’s a roundup of what the national media are saying about the Eagles.
Would Utah defensive lineman Star Lotulelei be a good fit for the Eagles? Here’s the latest installment in our series of NFL draft profiles.
With the Combine kicking off later this week, Mike Mayock of NFL Network released his list of the top-five prospects at each position.
He also joined Rich Eisen for a podcast and revealed several draft nuggets that will be of interest to this audience.
“I think we’ve got more depth for the first three rounds than maybe any time you and I have done this draft,” Mayock said. “But I’m not seeing the difference-makers at the top end.
“I’m not seeing the explosive difference-makers at the top end of this draft. And I’m not sure that the fifth pick is that much better than the 20th pick or the 30th pick.”