Why: The Eagles managed to get a player, by trading up one spot to No. 31, in Campbell who was expected to go much higher in the first round. Campbell, coming off shoulder surgery, gives the Eagles value as both an off-ball linebacker and edge rusher. In other words, he can − and will − play anywhere.

The Eagles are entering the final day of the draft with plenty of opportunities to find late-round gems. With Day 3 set to begin at noon, here’s a breakdown of the Eagles’ picks, their needs, and their potential player fits in Rounds 4-7:

Players picked from 97 to 100 were USC cornerback Jaylin Smith (97) by the Texans, Texas Tech guard Caleb Rogers (98) and William & Mary offensive tackle Charles Grant (99) by the Raiders and Western Kentucky cornerback Upton Stout by the 49ers.