The Giants reportedly had a deal in place to move up to the 20th pick in order to take Missouri receiver Jeremy Maclin. Their plan was foiled when the Eagles moved to the 19th pick and selected Maclin. New York settled for North Carolina's Hakeem Nicks with the 29th pick.

Eagles quarterback Donovan McNabb discussed the team's offseason moves in a blog on Yardbarker.com on Tuesday morning. "As with every minicamp since I've been in the league, I'm excited about meeting my new teammates, getting to know them and working together on the field. We now have a lot of new, young skill position players and it will be exciting and interesting to see how they become acclimated to what we do here," McNabb wrote. Philadelphia added Stacey Andrews and Jason Peters to their offensive line, Ellis Hobbs to their secondary and Jeremy Maclin and LeSean McCoy to their offensive attack. "I'm looking forward to working with a new set of bookends on the o-line. Stacey Andrews and Jason Peters are young, athletic and physical. They will help in both the passing and running game. The same can be said for fullback Leonard Weaver. As for the additions on defense - Ellis Hobbs, Rashad Baker, and Sean Jones - I can't wait to see how Jim Johnson uses all the talent he has at his disposal," McNabb continued.

Eagles cornerback Sheldon Brown says that he'll report to camp on Friday morning despite his public request for a trade. "Yeah, I'll be there," Brown said of the team's mandatory post-draft camp. He added that he'll go about his business in a professional matter, while still crossing his fingers for a trade. "I didn't become a villain all of a sudden," Brown said. "You never know, if somebody offers something they like, they might listen."

Disgruntled cornerback Sheldon Brown hopes that the acquisition of veteran cornerback Ellis Hobbs means that the Eagles will grant his trade request. However, coach Andy Reid claims that the trade for Ellis, with New England for two fifth-round picks, had nothing to do with Brown's demands. "This gives us some depth at the cornerback position," Reid said. "[Hobbs] has been a starting cornerback for the Patriots for the last 3 years. We got a good quality player. You can't have enough corners in this league. So we wanted to make sure we addressed that and brought in a veteran player. "This doesn't have anything to do with Sheldon's situation or anything else. So we don't even need to go there with that. This is a quality player that we had an opportunity to get and we chose to do so." Brown sees things differently, in that now Philadelphia has a replacement for him. "Over the next few months, if they got an offer, they would be in a position [now] to trade me," he said. "It's a good thing from that perspective. It gives me more hope."

The Eagles could use a third-round pick in the 2010 NFL Draft to pry tight end Tony Scheffler away from the Broncos. Philadelphia told Denver that they would be interested in Scheffler depending on what they do in this weekend's draft, according to the Philadelphia Inquirer. In the fifth round, the Eagles selected tight end Cornelius Ingram out of Florida.

The Eagles acquired veteran cornerback Ellis Hobbs from the Patriots on Sunday for two fifth-round draft picks. Hobbs is entering the final year of his contract and the Eagles could look to extend his deal, especially if they opt to grant Sheldon Brown's request for a trade.

The Eagles were very happy to see Missouri wide receiver Jeremy Maclin on the board when they traded up for the 19th pick, and he'll get the chance to play right away. "He's just a heck of football player," head coach Andy Reid said, "and on top of that, a quality kid." Reid added that Maclin will step in and get the oppurtunity to play just like second-round pick DeSean Jackson did last season. "He should be able to work in and get time in there," Reid said. "I didn't pick him up as a returner. I picked him up as a wide receiver."

The Buccaneers, who entered the day with the 19th pick, traded up to the 17th to grab Kansas St. quarterback Josh Freeman. Tampa Bay got the 17th pick from Cleveland, who took the 19th pick in return. The Browns then sent the 19th pick to the Eagles for the 21st pick and a sixth-round selection.

The Cardinals are receiving serious interest in Anquan Boldin from both the Eagles and Ravens, an NFL source told ESPN's Pedro Gomez. The Cardinals were willing to take offers for less than originally thought for Boldin, two sources told ESPN's Sal Paolantonio. Arizona appears willing to accept a second round pick and a few other considerations, rather than a first and third rounder. The Cardinals have also fielded calls from the New York Jets and New York Giants, the sources told Paolantonio. The Cardinals and Tennessee Titans denied a previously reported offer had been accepted or made. "I'll just say the reports today are erroneous," Cardinals general manager Rod Graves told The Associated Press late Friday. "We have not received any offers today with respect of Anquan."

The Raiders are shopping Derrick Burgess and the Eagles and Patriots could be interested, according to a report from ESPN's Chris Mortensen.