The Philadelphia Eagles' self-proclaimed "dream team" hasn't lived up to the hype that followed an offseason spending spree, and it's hard to believe a team with such talent would be picking 11th if the NFL draft were held today.
Sure, the Eagles are still mathematically alive for the playoffs and could conceivably pick much later than No. 11, but, either way, the draft could help them turn things around in 2012.
A lot can change between now and the draft in late April, but here's a quick assessment of Philadelphia's current needs and some 2012 prospects who might be good fits given where things stand at this point.
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