According to Tony Pauline at ProFootballNetwork.com, the Philadelphia Eagles are doing last-minute work on Ohio State wide receiver Jaxon Smith-Njigba in the lead-up to the draft. The report suggested that the Eagles are making a late push on the receiver, while the Jets are also considering him with the 13th pick if no offensive tackle is available. If they don't draft a receiver, the Jets could look to trade down and allow other teams to select Smith-Njigba. The Dallas Cowboys are also doing a lot of last-minute work on wide receivers, despite it not being a position of immediate need.

Smith-Njigba's college career was cut short due to a series of hamstring injuries, but he remains one of the most exciting prospects in the draft. If the Eagles were to draft him, their offense could become a powerhouse. However, it remains to be seen whether they will take that chance with the 10th pick.