Daily News | Eagles 2022 draft class superlatives: Favorite pick, highest ceiling, most questionable, what’s next
Eagles made just five picks“I think it is all about opportunities and when you talk about some of the guys that we’ve added,” general manager Howie Roseman said Saturday evening. “It’s because of the opportunities that were put in front of us and based on talent level. ... There’s no doubt we sit up here knowing that we still have other things that we want to do going forward. But we feel good about our process and feel good about the talent that we added.
Let’s hand out superlatives to this year’s draft class. Keep in mind, this list doesn’t include the team’sSecond round, No. 51: Cam Jurgens, C, NebraskaSixth round, No. 198: Grant Calcaterra, TE, Southern Methodistout of the first and second rounds, but the Eagles pounced on him in the third. Roseman said he quadruple-checked with the team’s doctors before the Eagles sent the front office the slip with Dean’s inscription.
Johnson also had one of the best moments of Senior Bowl week, when he embarrassingly bull-rushed Saints first-round pick Trevor Penning during an individual drill. Roseman went out of his way to interrupt vice president Andy Weidl while the pair of executives discussed Johnson, pointing out that Johnson was a team captain and finished with 17 special-teams tackles.Lane Johnson: Eagles’ trade for receiver A.J.
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