• The Eagles really rotated at edge rusher in this practice. Azeez Ojulari, Josh Uche and Ogbo Okoronwko all got first-team ...

It was a steamy day in South Philadelphia as the Eagles welcomed the Cleveland Browns for Day 1 of two joint practices ahead ...

The younger Kendall, after all, checks plenty of the boxes you would want an NFL center to have. He has good length at 6-foot-4 with an almost 78-inch wingspan and 32-inch arms.

Now that Drew Kendall has been drafted, fans may be wondering what to expect from their new offensive lineman. NFL Draft analyst Lance Zierlein provided his analysis of the All-ACC center.

Welcome to the league, Drew Kendall. Kendall — a 6-foot-4 and 300-pound center — was selected by the Philadelphia Eagles with the 168th overall pick in the fifth round of NFL Draft on Saturday.

Drew Kendall, a center from BC, is projected to be drafted between the fourth and sixth rounds. Kendall's father, Pete Kendall, was also an NFL offensive lineman.