Philadelphia Eagles FULL 7-Round 2026 NFL Mock Draft

Welcome back with the first pick where we're going team by team to build the perfect seven

round my draft to today breaking down the field.

Elfie Eagles their biggest needs best fits and sleeper picks that could make their draft.

I'm Ryan Wilson.

That's former Titan.

Sheumran Carthon.

And before we get going here as always, let us know the comments, Eagles fans, who you

want to see Philly pick at number 23.

All right.

Rand.

Let's get to it.

Let's build the perfect Eagles draft.

We can 23 overall nine total picks.

They've added cornerback, re-quilling and wider seabird Hollywood Brown.

They lost Jalen Phillips, the edge rusher, safety, re-blankenship, and linebacker Nikobe

Dinkham, among others.

So we got some work to do, Rand.

First up, pick 23.

Office of tackle makes some sense, tight in, makes some sense, safety makes some sense.

And our guy, Emmanuel McNeil Warren, is sitting there staring at the face as his cadence

proctor.

However, I think right tackles are bigger than left tackle, but you may disagree.

Maxi and Nacho are there.

And I suppose at some point, AJ Brown's going to be playing elsewhere, but that has yet

to happen as we record this.

So what are you thinking?

Yeah, man.

I'm, I'm, hmm.

I mean, Emmanuel McNeil Warren, especially for them at safety right now, I think he'll

be the perfect kind of combo safety to pair with Andrew McCuba, because I think he

can play strong.

I think he can play free, and he's just versatile, and he takes the ball away.

And we've seen when how he has success in one place, he goes back to the well.

So, you know, Quinion Mitchell has established himself as one of the better young corners.

Let's go with our guy, E-Man right here.

Yep.

They did re-up Marcus Seps, but I certainly think there's room in that DB room for E-Man.

All right.

Next up, pick 54.

And this mantra, the Steelers got, Ty Simpson, pick 53.

They're living right.

All right.

For the Philadelphia Eagles here.

So Ed Rush is a need, right tackle could be a need, wide receiver could be a need, right

guard could be a need.

So we can go in any number of directions.

Chase Masantis is sitting there.

If you want to get...

I'll say, let's go chase Masantis and give him, because I think he would come in immediately

and compete with Tyler Steen to be the, to be the starting guard.

Let's do it.

Jake Golday was there if we're thinking about a linebacker, but this linebacker class

is pretty deep.

Now we are at pick, what do we got here, striker?

This is pick 68 or second, or our first third round pick, excuse me, we pick in at 98.

So right tackle could be a need, wide receiver.

Let's see wide receiver for a quick striker.

Oh, Elijah Sirot's right there, back shoulder machine.

I think he would pair nicely with Devon to Smith, OPS enough juice for you, this high

ran.

No, I mean, you know, I like Elijah Sirot, I like his game, and I wouldn't mind to pick

here at all.

Again, he can win in those contested areas, and I know that, I mean, and if you're trying

to improve Jalen Hurtz's overall accuracy, this is a guy with a wide catch radius.

And you know, and like you said, he'll be a solid pair with the guys that they have, because

even if AJ Brown still stays, they did sign Hollywood Brown.

And I think after Devon takes Smith, Hollywood Brown, let's just call it AJ Brown at this

point.

There's a depth concern, Elijah Moore is there, but he's kind of bounced around.

So yeah, I wouldn't mind Elijah Sirot.

Yeah, let's do it.

Elijah Sirot.

All right.

Pick 98.

Let's look at right tackle real quick to see if there are any developmental guys there

in a post lane.

Johnson World, we don't have to force it.

I just want to see who's available.

And each year's crown over, I had him going in my three run mock draft to the Eagles.

He's a really good player.

He's going to be a day to pick, I think, or at least he should be.

And I think he has a chance to be a starter down the road just have to start next year.

So that's my vote, but I will leave it up to you, because you're the GM.

No, I mean, that's, listen, this is where we're both GM's.

This is, I don't want that, I don't want that he, no, no, no, no, you don't get to pass

the book here, good sir.

You don't get to get out of it that easy.

So I haven't watched Demetri's crown over, so I'll be sure to watch him after this.

But yeah, let's, let's just roll with it because I would have said, I would have said

before we do it, I would have, you know, especially a young developmental guy and us having,

you know, pick 114, 137 here, I would have looked at Jude Bowery out of Boston College

as a developmental guy and see if there's anybody else.

We want, and we'd like more at pick 98.

Well, let's see, let's do best available, because I have like a second, third round grade

on crown over a little bit higher than Jude Bowery.

Rayshon Benny has some juicy, if you're looking for defensive line help, I don't, they

re up Jordan, Jordan Davis.

And who knows what the future holds for the other Georgia defensive lineman.

Now, I said, yeah, I would say let's go, Rayshon Benny, just because looking at the, looking

at the, at the D line depth, there isn't a ton of depth in there.

Yeah, I'll say go.

Rayshon and 98, let's see who's there at 114, much Bowery and crown over both begun, crown

over, still there, just like I told you, Ryan, done and done.

This is easy.

Yeah, hit the button, striker, turn the name in.

That was easy.

Pick 147.

So we got a little value with Benny, the deepest attack, a lot of Michigan and crown over

and back to back picks.

We're now still around 4, pick 137 here.

Hey, I get a lot of pushback from Eagles fans.

They want Ken Yon to deacon round one.

He was gone in this version of it, but your guy, Marlon Klein is there.

Is this too rich for Marlon to tie in out of Michigan?

No, I think this is probably around the range that he'll come off.

Okay.

You want to do that?

Let's do it.

All right.

Marlon Klein tied in.

Fantastic story out of Michigan.

When do you start playing ball, Ryan?

I don't remember off the top of my head, but he, you know, they, well, he started playing.

I think it was 17.

Yeah.

He's from Germany.

Yeah, he made his way over to the States by himself.

So super smart guy, fun story.

And now he is headed to Philadelphia.

All right, pick 153 still in round five here.

We have three more to go.

Best available.

If we had a receiver, we got the safety.

We got the guard and tackle got to tie it in.

So we can go any direction you want to go here.

I mean, I'm, I'm, I'm a levy on Moss fan, but there's really not a need for it.

Say, Quon, Tank Bixby, you signed Damien Pierce.

You still have Will Shipley.

I'm that room is crowded.

The one that jumped off, you know, that I, that caught my eye here was Isaiah Whirl again in the developmental tackle space.

You know, I don't, I don't know off the top of my head where Fred Johnson's deal was, how long it was.

But again, you couldn't actually, you could be entering a year where Lane Johnson is gone as well as Jordan, my ladder.

So, um, I'm fine with that because he had some first round buzz towards ACL late in the year.

So it'll be a richer year for him.

Yeah, it's not.

So if he tours ACL, I don't know about the tour, ACL.

Let's look at the edge rushers, too, because I'm sure Eagles fans would love to see some edge rush help.

Kaden Curry, so the same cast of characters as we look on day three here, scroll down a little bit like Logan Fano.

I would consider here he, he's Spencer's brother.

He's a, he's a souped up edge rusher.

Scroll a little bit more.

Strike a little see if there's anyone else that gets, gets the needle moving here.

I would vote for Spencer, Logan Fano, excuse me, Spencer's brother as a, as an edge rusher here, just to get some depth.

Maybe Eagles fans would like to have us do that earlier, but I think it's hard to argue with the, with the picks I made here.

What do you think?

I think it's a little, little rich right now, just because I think he'll be there in these coming picks.

Let's, let's just go back up to best available real quick.

And then we got it, we got to make a pick.

The clock isn't working, but we got to make a pick.

I would take Isaiah world.

He's a red shirt guy.

You still, you have potential day, day one day, one day to talent.

Oh, yeah, and so that makes sense because he's, he's probably won't play this year.

You could stash him for the year.

So yeah, let's do that.

Yeah, let's play the game within the game.

He's going to go an IR and we'll, we'll do that cross that bridge when we get to it.

So I'm laughing because I forgot they trade for Andy dollop.

So that takes K klubnik on the picture and I have Tana McKee out.

I mean, maybe they trade Tana McKee at some point.

I think they like him a lot, obviously.

Here, I would, I would go, we only have two picks left.

Striker, is that right?

Yeah, three, two picks.

Yeah, I would take Spencer, final brother here, Logan final here.

Just get some, let's, let's, let's, can you go to the edge guys?

Well, we can get our, our DPR quintabious Hutchins.

If you want, George Gums side of your Florida.

Yeah, see, I think, let's just see if there's somebody else we like at 178.

And because we're going to have more options at 197.

Whether it's, if there's anybody on this list.

That, let me see where we are with the depth of corner.

Did we take a corner already?

We have not taken a corner.

Quinion, Cooper, Dijene, Rick Woolen, they signed.

Keely Ringo is still there.

So that's four Jonathan Jones, not our Jonathan Jones, but the other Jonathan Jones.

Yep.

So I have similar grades on TJ Hall and Thaddeus Dixon, the corners of the aisle when you

and see both early day three guys, which is around the range.

The Monty Jackson is also a long physical corner who fits what it feels like they're doing.

Absolutely.

Let's get mine back here.

Let's get some depth at mine back here.

There's your high Campbell's Agbond, Smile Mundin, Jeremiah Trotter, Jr.

And then they don't really have a, oh, Harold Perkins.

Harold Perkins.

So he's a chess piece and Red Murdock out of Buffalo.

I absolutely love.

He's a turn off machine.

Let's get Harold Perkins here.

And then it's my day here.

So let's get Logan Fano and Trotter to wrap this thing up.

So we checked every box.

The order.

I may not excite you as the Eagles family.

Let us know.

We think of this gives us a greater this draft and let us know if there any guys you would

have taken earlier or later than the guys we took or guys you would have taken that we

didn't take who were available.

Here's what you guys think and give us that great and we'll see what PFF gives us great

wise.

I think it's a pretty good draft.

Got to be.

Sounds about right.

Just a recap.

Pick 23.

Emanuel McNeil Warren.

Safety out of Toledo.

Chase for Santos.

The guard out of Texas A&M and pick 48 or excuse me, pick 454.

Pick 68.

Elijah Sarat.

The big outside wide receiver from Indiana, pick 98 defensive tackle.

Ray Sean Binney out of Michigan, pick 114.

Demetrius Crownover.

Right tackle out of Texas A&M.

137 tied in Marlin Klein out of Michigan.

153.

Isaiah were all the tackle out of Oregon.

Oive Nevada.

He'll be on a wretcher year towards ACL late last year head first round buzz back in

the fall.

178 linebacker.

Harold Perkins Jr.

Chesapeas on my defense and finally, pick 197 edge rusher Logan Fano, Spencer's

brother going with the final pick edge rusher out of Utah.

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