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Eagles NFL team logoFit Report · NFC East

Philadelphia
Eagles.

Priorities on the table and the names that fit best across all seven rounds of the 2027 Draft.

2027 Picks
9
R1 pick
#29
Top need
S
Division
NFC East

Front office

Howie Roseman

GM · since 2016

Bully ball. Trades fearlessly. Obsessed with the SEC and trenches.

Cap situation

$12.7M

Effective space

Dead
$75.4M
Contracts
75

Needs by priority

  1. 01S★ top priority
  2. 02LB
  3. 03TE
  4. 04CB

Why

The most pressing need is at safety, where the roster shows an alarming lack of personnel behind the starters; Andrew Mukuba, for instance, has no direct backup listed on the depth chart. The linebacker group is also very thin, with just four players for two spots. Additionally, the recent injury to Eli Stowers leaves the team with little certainty behind Dallas Goedert at tight end, and more competition can always be added to the cornerback rotation.

The Draft Bomb analysis · updated 1d ago · confidence 84%

The decision-maker

Howie RosemanGM of the Philadelphia Eagles · year 11

Bully ball. Trades fearlessly. Obsessed with the SEC and trenches.

How he drafts

Favored positions
EDGEIOLOT
Recurring schools
Georgia, Alabama
Style
need
Reach
high
Trade-ups
active

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

Three names per every pick.

Only the rounds where the team owns a pick (per Tankathon). A blend of need plus best value on the board.

Roster · Ourlads starters

Projected starting lineup

Quarterback

  • QBJalen Hurts#1

Backfield

  • RBSaquon Barkley#26

Receivers

  • LWRDontayvion Wicks#13
  • RWRDeVonta Smith#6
  • SWRMakai Lemon#9

Tight end

  • TEDallas Goedert#88

Offensive line

  • CCam Jurgens#51
  • LGLandon Dickerson#69
  • LTJordan Mailata#68
  • RGTyler Steen#56
  • RTLane Johnson#65

Source: Ourlads · updated today

Five-year history

What the front office has drafted

2026

8 names

  • R1#20M. LemonWR
  • R2#54E. StowersTE
  • R3#68M. BellOT
  • R5#178C. PaytonQB
  • R6#207M. MorrisIOL
  • R7#244C. WisniewskiS
  • R7#251U. BernardDT
  • R7#252K. James-NewbyEDGE

2025

10 names

  • R1#31J. CampbellLB
  • R2#64A. MukubaS
  • R4#111T. RobinsonDT
  • R5#145M. McWilliamsCB
  • R5#161S. MondonLB
  • R5#168D. KendallIOL
  • R6#181K. McCordQB
  • R6#191M. HintonOT
  • R6#207C. WilliamsIOL
  • R6#209A. Powell-RylandEDGE

2024

9 names

  • R1#22Q. MitchellCB
  • R2#40C. DeJeanCB
  • R3#94J. HuntEDGE
  • R4#127W. ShipleyRB
  • R5#152A. SmithWR
  • R5#155J. Trotter Jr.LB
  • R5#172T. KeeganIOL
  • R6#185J. WilsonWR
  • R6#190D. McMahonIOL

2023

7 names

  • R1#9J. CarterDL
  • R1#30N. SmithLB
  • R3#65T. SteenIOL
  • R3#66S. BrownCB
  • R4#105K. RingoCB
  • R6#188T. McKeeQB
  • R7#249M. OjomoEDGE

2022

5 names

  • R1#13J. DavisDT
  • R2#51C. JurgensIOL
  • R3#83N. DeanLB
  • R6#181K. JohnsonEDGE
  • R6#198G. CalcaterraTE

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