PHILADELPHIA − The Eagles just completed a draft in which they drafted 10 players, the first five on defense, then four on offense before finishing with an edge rusher. But the Eagles still have needs as they turn their attention to the undrafted free agents who are still available after the seven rounds are completed.

The Eagles started the draft with a likely edge rusher and ended it with one. The 6-3, 258-pound Powell-Ryland had just four sacks in three years at Florida before breaking out in his final two seasons at Virginia Tech with 25 1/2 sacks in 25 games.

Roseman, who is in his 12th season as the Eagles ' general manager, focused on defense with his first two picks of the draft: Linebacker Jihaad Campbell (31st overall) and safety Andrew Mukuba (64th overall). Here are the picks from the NFL Draft.