Eagles Trade Matt Pryor to Colts

The end game to that is GM Howie Roseman essentially moving up one draft choice from the seventh-round to the sixth for Pryor, a versatile veteran player who the Eagles weren't likely to keep on their 53-man roster.

Originally drafted in the sixth round of the 2018 draft, the 6-foot-7, 332-pound Pryor played in 27 games during his three seasons in Philadelphia, starting 10 of them in 2020 when the Eagles' OL was decimated by injuries.

Pryor's is best suited on the right side at guard or tackle but he also filled in at left tackle as well and that ability to move around is always valued around the NFL when it comes to a backup offensive lineman.

Of Pryor's 10 starts last season, he started six at right tackle, three at right guard, and one at left tackle. He played in 773 offensive snaps (69 percent of the team's total), the third-most on the team behind Jason Kelce and Nate Herbig.

The Eagles' starting offensive line this season from left to right is expected to be Jordan Mailata, Isaac Seumalo, Kelce, Brandon Brooks, and Lane Johnson.

From there the team needs 53-man roster spots for 2021 second-round pick Landon Dickerson, former first-round pick Andre Dillard, as well as Herbig and Jack Driscoll. Up and comers Brett Toth and Sua Opeta are also liked by OL coach Jeff Stoutland and the organization.

The Colts, meanwhile, needed help on the OL after losing OT Sam Tevi to a torn ACL.