Eagles' Mock Draft: Strengthening Defense & Offense

0:00On April 5th, the 2026 NFL Draft is just under three weeks out, and a fresh pro football focus simulation shows how it might shake out. For the Philadelphia Eagles, no trades involved. They snagged safety Dylan Theaneman from Oregon at Pick 1.23, filling a massive gap next to Drew McCuba, who's coming off injury. Dude's been a Leighton College and fits perfect anywhere in the secondary. Next up, they beef up the offense in Round 2, with tight-in Eli Stowers from Vanderbilt at Pick 2.54, adding serious weapons. Then in Round 3, why do receive a Skyler Bell from Yukon at Pick 3.68, a speedy athlete who could break out once he's not just. Running Decoy plays. This hall addresses real holes, like the bleak safety spot, and then running back death after that Damian pier signing. Police defender Elty Overton from Alabama in the third, and Penn State's K-Tron Allen in Round 4 bring grid up front and backfield pop turning Allen, into a potential three-down

1:01back. Later rounds focus on the trenches, grabbing offensive tackle Brian Parker the second from Duke, guard Jeremiah Wright from Auburn, and center pat, Cougan from Indiana for death behind, guys like Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson, who have injury worries. They cap it with cornerback to Monte Jackson from Alabama in Round 6, a big athletic project guy for special teams and beyond. Overall, this mock builds a balanced roster that groomed starters and plugs leaks right away, setting the eagles up strong for the long game. This has been NFL News Today, powered by AI, I'm Corey with the story.