April 9, 2024   2 MIN READ

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EDGEs Add Variety For '24 Draft

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With a need at edge rusher, the Philadelphia Eagles will have plenty of options in the upcoming NFL draft.

On the latest “Intel With Greg Cosell” on “Inside The Birds,” the legendary NFL films analyst Cosell provided a scouting report on the top edge rushers that are about to enter the league. 

Chop Robinson

GETTY IMAGES: Penn State EDGE Chop Robinson has tools that could make him a great player in the NFL.

Dallas Turner

Greg Cosell: “Dallas Turner has all of the traits that you look for when you are talking about guys who can come in become really good edge players. He is a stand-up guy in terms of a two-point stance, so he probably fits teams for the most part that play those five-man fronts like the Eagles do…You are dealing with a guy that has size, length, athleticism, explosiveness. He can rush the quarterback, probably needs a few more tools in his toolbox but a lot of college pass rushers do.”

Laitu Latu

Cosell: “If you are just talking tape, he would probably be my number one guy. He is 6’5, 260, you are talking about a guy who has a deep pass rush toolbox. Plus, he has really good movement. He has athleticsm, explosivness, advanced and refined hand usage, multiple moves in his arsenal.”

Chop Robinson

Cosell: “He is the most bendy and the most purely explosive of the pass rushers. His athleticsm is elite, he has unbelievable twitch and suddenness to his movement…You can’t just look at a stat sheet, you need context of games. When I watch the Ohio State game, on the first six quarterback dropbacks he ran around the right tackle like he wasn’t there. It is unbelievable the way he can bend.”

Bralen Trice

Cosell: “I think he is an intriguing guy. He has physical and athletic traits that are not exactly what you want them to be in terms of length, suddenness, and explosiveness, yet you see enough flashes of quickness and speed to power. He plays really hard, is an urgent player. Sometimes as a pass rusher, that can be something that works.”

– Benjamin Paul is a staff writer for InsideTheBirds.com.

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