Roseman Says Combine Won't Do Much to Change Draft Board, & More NFC East News

The 2013 NFL Scouting Combine gets underway today in Indianapolis. Kickers, special-teamers, offensive linemen and tight ends will undergo medical exams, orientation and interviews in downtown Indianapolis.

Don't expect the Philadelphia Eagles to make any seismic changes to the preliminary draft board based on what goes down over the next few days at Lucas Oil Stadium.

When asked in an interview on the team's website how much the said board will change over the next week, Roseman told Dave Spadaro that he hopes it doesn't much. 

"It really shouldn't change drastically," Roseman told Spadaro, per Pro Football Talk. "I think some of the problems you get into is you get into the Senior Bowl, you get into the Combine and all of a sudden your board changes drastically. It's got to be back on the tape."

The Combine is fun and intriguing, but this is a healthy reminder that it has major limitations. 

On to what else is being talked about in the NFC East.

Dallas Cowboys

From Rowan Kavner of DallasCowboys.com: Leon Lett is excited to help coach the Cowboys defensive front now that they're running a 4-3.

Jon Machota of the Dallas Morning News asked if the Cowboys should consider drafting a safety like Texas' Kenny Vaccaro in the first round.

New York Giants

Kyle Langan of Giants 101 said Vaccaro also fits in well with the G-men.

SNY's John Fennelly looked at how the Da'Quan Bowers arrest could impact the Giants in free agency.

Philadelphia Eagles

From Phil Sheridan of the Philadelphia Inquirer: Chip Kelly's big advantage over Andy Reid could be Kelly's ability to think on his feet.

Bleacher Report's Chris Trapasso asked whether Dennis Dixon can unseat Michael Vick.

Washington Redskins

From Rich Campbell of the Washington Times: No toe surgery for Pierre Garcon.

CSN Washington's Rich Tandler pointed us to this ad RG3 did for Adidas entitled "All in for Week 1."