The Philadelphia Eagles showed a clear focus on improving the defense in this year's NFL Draft. General manager Howie Roseman selected five defensive players with his first five picks. Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell,

The Eagles used their first two draft picks on linebacker Jihaad Campbell and safety Drew Mukuba and both have lingering questions as we approach the start of training camp.

Campbell has been sidelined this entire offseason after having shoulder surgery prior to the draft. It's why he fell from a potential top-15 pick all the way to No. 31, when the Eagles didn't hesitate to trade up one spot and select him.

The Philadelphia Eagles always knew when they drafted Jihaad Campbell that the Alabama Crimson Tide linebacker wouldn't be ready to practice right away. The 21-year-old had been rehabbing several shoulder and knee injuries throughout the pre-draft process.

On Monday, new AFL football performance boss Greg Swann left the door open to a discussion around the Eagles being handed a priority pick. But the former Brisbane chief executive - who was part of rebuilds at Collingwood, Carlton and the Lions - said the Eagles should follow other clubs' blueprints in their bid to climb out of the doldrums.

When asked why he’s no longer an Eagle, Gardner-Johnson said: “Scared of a competitor. Simple as that.” Gardner-Johnson was ejected after two unsportsmanlike conduct penalties in a 36-33 loss to the Washington Commanders in December.

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With the Eagles' training camp just days away, we are examining every move Philadelphia has made this offseason.

The Cowboys finally signed their 2025 second-round pick, Donovan Ezeiruaku, to a four-year, $10.1 million contract.