The NFL Draft is set to begin on Thursday, April 25! What moves will the Philadelphia Eagles make? We spoke with Eagles GM Howie Roseman, profiled players who could be among the top picks and provided in-depth analysis on this year’s draft. Watch our Eagles Draft Day special on NBC10 and in the video embedded above starting at 7 p.m. Thursday and take a look at all of our “Draft Dreams” profiles in the videos embedded below!
Draft Dreams: Marvin Harrison Jr.
This week, dreams will come true for hundreds of college football players when they hear their names called in the NFL Draft. Philly native and Ohio State wide receiver Marvin Harrison Jr. is expected to be one of the top picks. NBC10’s Keith Jones has his story as well as reactions from his high school coaches.
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Draft Dreams: Tykee Smith
Tykee Smith, University of Georgia graduate and Imhotep Charter alumni, is making his way to the NFL Draft this year. NBC10's Leah Uko has more on Tykee's story and the motivation behind his NFL goals.
Draft Dreams: Jordan Magee
Jordan Magee, a Temple student and Delaware native, has high hopes to make it to the NFL during this years draft. The NFL's Next Gen Stats say Jordan's combine effort ranks as second best among all linebackers. NBC10's Tim Furlong has his story.
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Draft Dreams: Max Melton
Max Melton is among the top talent from South Jersey and Rutgers University on the football field. He's looking to follow his big brother's footsteps and reach the NFL. NBC10's Matt DeLucia has his story in this edition of Draft Dreams.
Draft Dreams: Jeremiah Trotter Jr.
In the latest installment of Draft Dreams presented by Toyota, the son of Eagles Hall of Famer Jeremiah Trotter hopes to be drafted by the team 26 years after his father was drafted by the Birds. It will be a very special weekend for the entire Trotter family as the father and son reflect on the emotions of what it would be like to hear his name called by the Eagles. NBC Sports Philadelphia's John Clark spoke with the father-son duo ahead of the NFL draft.