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Ryan Fowler of NBC Sports Philadelphia evaluates potential tight end targets for the Philadelphia Eagles in the 2027 NFL Draft. Despite investing a second-round pick in Eli Stowers, Fowler writes that Dallas Goedert's uncertain long-term future and thin depth create a need for more talent at the position.
Fowler highlights LSU's Trey'Dez Green as a Day 1 option and Virginia Tech's Luke Reynolds for Day 2. The analysis also identifies North Carolina's Jelani Thurman and Texas Tech's Terrance Carter Jr. as Day 3 prospects, alongside Temple tight end Peter Clarke.
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