Given his limited experience at the position, Hunt projects as a developmental pass rusher with ideal length and burst for the position. His 34⅜-inch arms are 80th percentile for his position and he ran a 4.64-second 40-yard dash at the NFL scouting combine while also posting a 95th-percentile broad jump at 128 inches.

The Eagles’ series of trades Friday netted them a handful of extra picks going into Day 3 of the draft. Their first trade to move up for DeJean cost them the 50th, 53rd, and 161st picks in exchange for No. 40, No. 78, and No. 152. They traded back eight spots with the Houston Texans for the 123rd pick (a fourth-rounder) and added pick No. 132 by moving back another eight spots with the San Francisco 49ers from there.

The Eagles have now added three defensive players at the top of their 2024 draft class, with Hunt joining DeJean and first-round cornerback Quinyon Mitchell. Going into the third and final day of the draft, the team has seven remaining picks including three each in the fourth and fifth rounds.