The NFL Draft is always a rollercoaster of unpredictability, but there was one element of certainty heading into day three. The Eagles were going to select a quarterback. Jeffery Lurie stated that he wanted the team to get back to drafting a signal-caller every year, or at least every other year, and the perfect candidate was sat there in round five.
Easton Stick out of North Dakota State was not only familiar with Carson Wentz as a former mentor and teammate but had the big frame, confidence, and offensive experience that would fit the team perfectly. But then, out of nowhere, the L.