PHILADELPHIA — Defense, defense and more defense. That was the thinking of general manager Howie Roseman and the Eagles in this year’s NFL draft. The Birds’ first five selections were on the defensive side of the ball, as were six of the total 10 picks they ended up making.

The number reached four early Saturday afternoon when the Eagles general manager dealt the second of their two fourth-round picks to the Jets for a fifth-round (145) and a sixth-round (207) pick. The Eagles had obtained pick No. 130 as part of a trade with the Denver Broncos Friday night. The Jets used the pick on Alabama safety Malachi Moore.

Eagles general manager Howie Roseman said Thursday, Philadelphia had Jihaad Campbell graded as a top-10 player on its board.