Philadelphia Eagles Shore Up Defense with Stud Draft Picks in Move That Shocks NY and NJ Fans
The Eagles trading up to draft a cornerback targeted by the NY Giants has stirred up controversy, adding to a series of moves perceived as attempts to disrupt the Giants' offseason plans.
By the Numbers- Roseman signed Saquon Barkley to a lucrative three-year deal back in March.
- Roseman secured cornerback Quinyon Mitchell in the first round and traded up to acquire Iowa's Cooper DeJean on Day 2.
The Giants managed to lessen the blow of missing out on DeJean by selecting Tyler Nubin as safety to address defensive needs.
State of Play- The Giants aimed to fill the cornerback position as well as replace safety Xavier McKinney, who departed in free agency.
- Coach Nick Saban expressed support for the Giants' choice of Nubin, the top-rated safety in the draft.
Future developments will reveal if Schoen can secure a new cornerback to complement the team, a role DeJean was anticipated to fill.
Bottom LineThe Eagles' aggressive moves in the draft have stirred controversy and disrupted the Giants' plans, highlighting the competitive dynamics in the NFL offseason.
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