Calvin Pryor is regarded as one of the best, if not the best, safety in the draft. The Eagles need an upgrade at the position desperately, and Pryor would be the playmaking, hard hitting safety needed to make teams fear Philadelphia's secondary.
Despite some successful play from role players, the Eagles never found a real 3-4 nose tackle to help stop the run. He would be a great fit in Philadelphia as one of the best nose tackles in the draft. He is also pretty athletic for his size, as he had seven batted down passes, one interception, and two sacks in 2013.
The Eagles are still in need for a cornerback to fix one of the worst secondaries in the NFL. Lamarcus Joyner is a speedy, big play cornerback who could fit right into Philadelphia's system.
Here is the first Kelly guy off the board. Taylor Hart played for him at Oregon and would be one of the best fits for the Eagles. Philadelphia needs a 3-4 defensive end, and Hart was productive enough at Oregon to be able to fill this void. His speed and versatility make him an ideal fit for the Eagles.
This isn't so much a need, it's more of a fit for both teams. De'Anthony Thomas enjoyed his best season in college while he was coached by Kelly. He is one of the fastest players in the entire draft, and he has the potential to be one of the biggest playmakers in Kelly's high tempo offense.
Depending on what happens in free agency, receiver could be a huge void for Philadelphia to fill in the draft. Devin Street, despite injuries, would still be a big, physical receiver the Eagles would need to move the chains.
The Eagles will finish out this NFL Draft with another pick from Kelly's former team. Depending on how free agency goes for Philadelphia, they could have a need for a tight end late in the draft. Colt Lyerla has some character issues, which made him almost undraftable. However, after an impressive combine, Kelly could find a place for him on his offense. Lyerla is one of the most talented tight ends and has the potential to be the steal of the entire draft.
