Fit Report · NFC East
Priorities on the table and the names that fit best across all seven rounds of the 2027 Draft.
Front office
Howie Roseman
GM · since 2016
Bully ball. Trades fearlessly. Obsessed with the SEC and trenches.
Cap situation
$9.2M
Effective space
Needs by priority
Why
The Philadelphia Eagles' current priorities begin at offensive tackle (OT) and interior offensive line (IOL). Safety (S) and tight end (TE) are the next groups that should be reinforced heading into the 2027 NFL Draft.
The Draft Bomb analysis · updated 18d ago · confidence 91%
The decision-maker
Bully ball. Trades fearlessly. Obsessed with the SEC and trenches.
How he drafts
Track record read
Howie Roseman's Eagles consistently invest heavily in the trenches and rarely hesitate to draft Georgia players, even those with off-field concerns. They're unafraid to double-dip at critical positions, as evidenced by recent moves in the secondary and defensive line. The organization prioritizes Power-5 talent, particularly from the SEC, seeking high-floor players with versatility.
The board · Rounds 1–7
Only the rounds where the team owns a pick (per Tankathon). A blend of need plus best value on the board.
First round
3 names
LSU
OTSecures Philly's tackle of the future. The initial pop is elite; just needs cleaner feet when the rep extends.
Minnesota
IOLPlug-and-play C/OG versatility with heavy hands for gap schemes. High-floor immediate starter; cleaning up pad level dictates the ceiling.
Georgia
SLocks down the deep middle with legit range and clean tackling. High-floor day-one starter, but he needs to start generating takeaways.
Second round
3 names
Kentucky
OTMassive anchor to fortify tackle depth. Struggles bending the edge, but that pass pro tape screams early starter floor.
Ohio State
IOLPure gap-scheme power for the ground game. Instant interior versatility with a reliable starter floor, capped only by heavy feet.
Texas
SRange and length Philly needs on the back end. Clean up his pursuit angles and you have a reliable two-high starter.
Third round
3 names
Ohio State
OTPure developmental clay at tackle: light feet and a massive frame, though you're buying projection over actual tape.
Michigan
IOLHeavy hands and a stout anchor for the interior guard rotation. Thin tape, but the floor as a power blocker is there.
Penn State
SPure downhill trigger to clean up the box right away. High floor against the run, just don't ask him to play single-high.
Roster · Ourlads starters
Quarterback
Backfield
Receivers
Tight end
Offensive line
Source: Ourlads · updated yesterday
Five-year history
2026
8 names
2025
10 names
2024
9 names
2023
7 names
2022
5 names
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