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NFL 2019 Mock Draft: All-Trades: Barnwell Offers 32 Wild Contracts – ESPN
The Eagles get: CB Trae Waynes, 2-50, 6-190 … The Vikings get: 1-25 … The Eagles gave cornerback Ronald Darby a $ 6.5 million contract over a year for the return of the season, but Howie Roseman one of the most creative and aggressive CEOs of the league in terms of acquiring talent on positions in need. The Eagles have possible options to position with the likes of Jalen Mills and Sidney Jones, but they need as much help as possible at the corner. In this agreement, he takes Waynes, who signed a one year contract for $ 9.1 million for a team of Vikings already at the bottom of the corner and who has little chances to keep it next year in free mode. Minnesota can qualify and use another first-round pick at the post to complete Xavier Rhodes and Mike Hughes, who would be promoted to the starting lineup with the departure of Waynes. The Eagles would lose 25 spots in the repechage, but they would likely have a compensating choice for Waynes on the loose next season. [BLG Note: This trade ain’t happening.]

Predict the Eagles' last record for the 2019 NFL season – BGN
As stated ad nauseam, the feeling is that Wentz is about to bounce back. We all saw how special he was after a complete off-season to get ready for 2017. Wentz used to prove that his skeptics were wrong and he could easily do it again this year. Apart from Wentz, the Eagles still have one of the best head coaches in the league at Pederson. Schwartz's defense, at the very least, should be good enough not to be a handicap. Howie Roseman has put a lot of talent on this list. There was no new winner in the NFC East as the Eagles did in 2004. I do not think the Cowboys will break this series this season. It is rather the Eagles who will claim the throne before playing another round.

The authors of the SB 2019 Nation are a dummy draft, Eagles selection – BGN Radio
Brandon Lee Gowton has the last word regarding the Eagles' stance in the NFL SBNation 2019 NFL mock editorial! Who will make the best case for who to choose in the 25th rank? Will Michael Kist convince BLG to add to the defensive trenches? Or will Benjamin Solak sell it to a versatile playmaker to assist him? Or will he dismiss them all for his own choice ?! Powered by SB Nation and Bleeding Green Nation.

Eagles 2019 NFL Preview: Defensive End – PhillyVoice
Clelin Ferrell was a second year redshirt a season ago. He could have gone out and probably would have been a first-round pick, but he chose to stay at Clemson last season. Ferrell has a good size for a 4-3 defensive end at the NFL. While he's playing on a defensive line loaded with Clemson, you can see in the video below that he's creating his own pressure. In addition to being a good scorer, Ferrell plays hard and is also a good defender, as does Derek Barnett when it came out in 2017. Projected Round: 1.

The schedule is over – Iggles Blitz
Kill the goat? It's fun to talk about Bill Belichick, Tom Brady and the Patriots, but no matter what you feel, it's a special group. And this could be the last time the Eagles face the Big Bad Patriots. Tom Brady has never lost a regular season game in Philadelphia. It would be great to change that.

Eagles 2019 Calendar Preview – PE.com
A standard. Dallas at Lincoln Financial Field, end of season, national television audience. It's not much better than that.

Eagles options at No. 25: DT Jeffery Simmons – NBCSP
Just a few years ago, the Eagles played Sidney Jones with choice # 43 after tore his Achilles in the pre-draft process. Although some fans are worried about his contributions so far, it is too early to say if this bet will bear fruit. But playing at age 43 is much easier than being 25 years old. Maybe the Eagles would feel more comfortable taking Simmons in the second round. From the point of view of the player and the form, Simmons would certainly be a match with the defensive scheme of the Eagles. He was one of Birds favorite favorites for easy-to-understand reasons.

Draft NFL 2019: Four players who could be first-round surprises – NFL.com
Juan Thornhill, S, Virginia. Several scouts and executives said the first round was too rich for them. But Thornhill has a lot to do for him: length, coverage, versatility. Its Wonderlic test score has improved dramatically since last spring with the NFL Scouting Combine once it was ready. "And he has a choice – ballooning," said an AFC officer about Thornhill, who had 13 interceptions at UVA (including six last season) as he bounced back between the corner half and security. Thornhill, high school basketball star, presented the type of numbers at the combine: a 4.42-meter, 40-yard dash, a 44-inch vertical jump, a 11-foot-9 wide jump, and 21 benchers at 6 feet and 205 pounds – – That makes talented evaluators take a second look at the tape. A scout from the AFC compared it to Byron Jones' combination in 2015, another versatile DB that the Cowboys won in 27th overall. "You have not really seen that (speed) on the movie, nor even with those test numbers. (Thornhill) does not stand out in terms of athletics," said scout. "But it's productive . " [BLG Note: All four of these guys could be in play for the Eagles.]

Solak: Security Ranking – The Draft Network
1) Chauncey Gardner-Johnson, S, Florida. I'm in love with Chauncey Gardner-Johnson. I love his behavior and intensity, especially at the beginning of the games as a tone. He wears thunder to contact but knows how to balance, adjust, ride and drive. He plays ball as an alpha and can play any role of cover on the pitch. Dude is a real security combo. The inconsistencies on the 2017 band do not worry me so much, they fascinate me. CGJ is an upward hope that has clearly taken a taste of coaching and has entered a vacuum on Florida's defense. Its ceiling is huge.

Norris: NFL 2019 Grand Council – Rotoworld
4. WR Hakeem Butler, State of Iowa. Age: 23 years | Sports profile: 80th percentile. Where it wins: Chris Ballard discusses the difficulties of assessing recipients outside of college, mainly because of their lack of physical press coverage. This is not Butler because he has a lot of cliches face up in the corners. Variety of press releases. Sometimes a little slow with these versions, but he does not give up and creates this separation. Used throughout the training. YAC mighty vs Oklahoma. Exceptional body control to adjust floating targets. Heck, even saw him sink his hips and run a whip road the 4th down against Iowa. At 6 feet 5 inches, 227 pounds. Forecasts: I do not understand why Butler is not considered the # 1 receiver of this class. I know there were declines last season, but I'm trying not to let a percentage of cloud shots give a full list of positives. Butler wins at every level of every alignment.

Futures: Darnell Savage – Outsider Footballers
There has never been a better time to be undersized than today. As sport evolves, the bonus and size awarded once in the past have become faster and more versatile. Companies such as Tyrann Mathieu, Budda Baker, Lamarcus Joyner, Damarious Randall and Vonn Bell have had varying success in measuring less than 6 feet and under 200 pounds. They are the new wave of security games in the NFL. Savage Darnell Savage Jr., of Maryland, measures in hair less than 5 feet 11 inches and 196 pounds in the NFL. With a 40-yard dash of 4.36 seconds (97th percentile) and a 4.14 second (67th percentile) short shuttle, his combine profile compared with the aforementioned Randall, according to Mockdraftable. If security and speed of explosion are essential for less security, Savage checks these boxes with ease. The other important element to check is versatility. Savage has it to the shovel. Maryland operated primarily with two-depth security shells during Savage's time as a starter, but it was their most mobile and versatile piece. Although invited to play several quarters of the game, Savage also played men's coverage as a defender of the slot machine, an individual blanket in the red zone and aggression / thief areas in the middle of the field.

Final draft of the Fantasy Dynasty Fantasy Rookie Ranking: Running backs – RotoExperts
1. Darrell Henderson, Memphis: Henderson is the best running back in this category. He was more productive than any other running back in the country, averaging almost nine yards per race over his university career. Henderson ran a 4.49 40 at the combine and was one of the few semi-halves in this category not to be disappointed in the sport trials. Darrell Henderson is a better hope than any other running back in this category and I do not laugh if an NFL team takes him to the second round.

N'Keal Harry could be the main weapon of the NFL 2019 – PFF project
When it comes to making big games, the 2019 NFL Selection Class at the catcher is full of capable athletes who have shown a penchant for big moments. However, no one did it more often, or when it mattered more, than N'Keal Harry from the Arizona State. For the season, Harry finished with the ninth highest draft class mark at 86.2 and the 12th highest overall class score at 83.7. He was a regular at the selection shows, but he was much more than a spectacular game waiting, he was a reliable receiver on the pitch, able to reduce the passes.

The reason why Russell Wilson is worth every penny – The Ringer
One theory is that teams may still need to trade their quarterbacks as soon as it's time to pay for it and replace it with a cheaper one. It's a good strategy for a team like the Bears, who could easily replace Mitchell Trubisky and give other players the winning economy. But it was not wise for the Seahawks. The rising ceilings mean that these so-called megadores are barely: Over The Cap has an intelligent metric that calculates the value of an adjusted salary cap inflation. According to this measure, the agreement between Brett Favre in 1997 and that of Carson Palmer in 2005 was greater than $ 35 million per season. The Seahawks pay a lot of money to Russell Wilson, but they do not pay him too much. These are two very different things, and they make the difference between winning and losing.

Here's the proof that you can find RB value anywhere in the NFL 2019 project – SB Nation
In fact, let's talk about Darwin Thompson for a second. A three-star transfer from Oklahoma A & M, Jenks, Oklahoma, was unlikely for last season. He ran over 1000 yards in just 150 runs. He has run more than twenty times per game, but he has played seven games with more than 90 yards. His success rate of 50.3% was the fifth of the perspectives we follow here. His explosiveness was better than everyone else's, but the two most explosive academics in this group (Darrell Henderson of Memphis and Bryce Love of Stanford) also took part. Below, we will see that its number of recipients is also among the best in the class. After a slow start (9 yards per shot in seven games), he caught 11 balls for 243 yards and two scores in the second half of the season. He basically did the three field tests here, and he also posted a vertical of 40 inches a day. Using only numbers, it could be the most valuable at the back.