Ed Kracz

6 days ago | tri-cityherald.com | Ed Kracz

Jadeveon Clowney anyone? It's complicated. A portion of Eagles fans probably want the experienced pass rusher. Maybe general manager Howie Roseman does, too, after pointing out recently the youth of their defense, with just two players older than 25. Clowney is 32 and was made available on Thursday after being released by the Carolina Panthers, who loaded up on outside rushers in the draft with rookies Nic Scourton and Princely Umanmielen.

6 days ago | bnd.com | Ed Kracz

Jadeveon Clowney anyone? It's complicated. A portion of Eagles fans probably want the experienced pass rusher. Maybe general manager Howie Roseman does, too, after pointing out recently the youth of their defense, with just two players older than 25. Clowney is 32 and was made available on Thursday after being released by the Carolina Panthers, who loaded up on outside rushers in the draft with rookies Nic Scourton and Princely Umanmielen.

6 days ago | miamiherald.com | Ed Kracz

It will be four years since the Eagles selected a tight end when the NFL Draft begins next spring in Pittsburgh. Grant Calcaterra was the last tight end they took, and that was in the sixth round of the 2022 draft. Next year, Howie Roseman will end that streak, right? The Eagles won't have any tight ends under contract after the 2025 season, and the general manager is expected to have 13 picks, so that streak surely has to hit a brick wall in the 2026 draft, right?

6 days ago | si.com | Ed Kracz

It will be four years since the Eagles selected a tight end when the NFL Draft begins next spring in Pittsburgh. Grant Calcaterra was the last tight end they took, and that was in the sixth round of the 2022 draft. Next year, Howie Roseman will end that streak, right? The Eagles won’t have any tight ends under contract after the 2025 season, and the general manager is expected to have 13 picks, so that streak surely has to hit a brick wall in the 2026 draft, right?

1 week ago | yardbarker.com | Ed Kracz

It was a deep draft for tight ends. The Eagles never took a dip. In three days covering seven rounds, they selected a total of zero tight ends. Maybe that was the first clue that something was in the pipeline to bring Dallas Goedert back. The second clue was probably dropped two days after the draft concluded when Goedert went to the nation’s capital to be honored by the White House as Super Bowl LIX champions with Jeffrey Lurie, Howie Roseman, and several coaches and teammates.