Albert Breer of the Monday Morning Quarterback reports that the Eagles have explored trading back out of the first round, while amassing more picks

The draft is rich with defensive linemen, and there should be a good one left at No. 32 out of a group consisting of Shemar Stewart, James Pearce, Walter Nolen or Donovan Ezeiruaku. But there's also a safety in Georgia's Malaki Starks, who could technically start right away next to Reed Blankenship.

With 49 trades over the past decade, Philadelphia Eagles GM Howie Roseman has built a draft-day legacy that’s as unpredictable as it is effective—fueled by a relentless pursuit of value and championship sustainability.