Eagles - Eagles have a handful of scenarios for draft day

WIP Radio's Howard Eskin said yesterday that the Eagles have made an offer for Boldin. Graves, in his Web site remarks, indicated he had gotten one offer that he didn't consider "serious."

Whether or not they get Boldin, the Eagles probably will draft a wideout at some point this weekend, a corner and a center, in addition to a tight end and a running back. They are always looking for defensive-line depth, and like just about every NFL team, they certainly could use another Pro Bowl-level pass rusher, to play opposite Trent Cole. (That's why Ayers might be a first-round possibility.) The Birds have 10 picks overall, six of them in the fifth and sixth rounds. The first two rounds are held today, the final five tomorrow, starting at 10 a.m.

Laws has one piece of advice for the players awaiting calls today and tomorrow.

If he had it to do over again, "I would definitely try to worry less, put my mind a little more at ease . . . calm down, let what happens happen," Laws said. "I tell myself that now, looking back on it. But you're sitting there in the heat of the moment, and that big of a decision is coming down, that you're not a part of at all, it's tough not to let the mind race." *

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