The Philadelphia Eagles watched their 2025 season fall apart, largely thanks to a major step back on offense. In response, they brought in Sean Mannion to lead the unit back to the success it saw in 2024.
Mannion should give this offense a boost, but there are spots on the roster that need addressing, too. Behind the superstar-laden front line, the Eagles are sorely lacking depth pieces and role players.
In this seven-round 2026 NFL mock draft, we attempt to fix that.
Philadelphia Eagles 7-round 2026 NFL mock draft
Round 1, Pick 23: Eagles draft Penn State G Olaivavega Ioane
At this point, the Eagles’ struggles to run the ball in 2025 are well-documented. What better way to fix the issue than by drafting the best guard in this class? Olaivavega Ioane is as well-rounded as they come and would provide an immediate boost to Philadelphia’s offense. We may not see another season like Saquon Barkley’s 2024 campaign, but this would be a step in the right direction.
Round 2, Pick 54: Eagles draft San Diego State CB Chris Johnson
The Eagles might have two of the best cornerbacks in football, but they desperately need another quality starter on the outside. San Diego State product Chris Johnson would slot into Vic Fangio’s zone-heavy system. He’s excellent at reading the eyes of opposing quarterbacks and anticipating throws.
Round 3, Pick 68: Eagles draft Baylor TE Michael Trigg
Philly needs a long-term replacement for Dallas Goedert. Baylor’s Michael Trigg isn’t the most refined player, but his raw athleticism makes him as intriguing as any tight end in this class. The Eagles wouldn’t need Trigg to play a major role immediately, so he could take time to develop behind Goedert.
Round 3, Pick 98: Eagles draft Duke OT Brian Parker II
Brian Parker II may be listed as a tackle, but he could make the move inside to guard in the NFL. He’d provide the Eagles with quality depth across the offensive line as he’s capable of playing in four spots if needed.
Round 4, Pick 122: Eagles draft TCU WR Eric McAlister
A.J. Brown might be sticking around for another season, but the Eagles still need to add to their wide receiver room. TCU’s Eric McAlister would give them another player capable of winning outside the numbers.
Round 4, Pick 136: Eagles draft UCF EDGE Malachi Lawrence
UCF edge defender Malachi Lawrence has consistently been able to get after the quarterback in his collegiate career. He might not step in as a starter for Philadelphia, but he’d play a role in the rotation up front.
Round 5, Pick 151: Eagles draft Texas DT Cole Brevard
It wouldn’t be an Eagles mock draft without beefing up the interior of the defensive line. Texas prospect Cole Brevard is physically imposing at 6-foot-3 and 346 pounds, and he brings a surprising level of explosiveness to the table.
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Round 5, Pick 179: Eagles draft Oregon CB Jadon Canady
With their last pick in this mock draft, the Eagles add more cornerback depth with Jadon Canady, a physical defender who can play at multiple positions in the defensive backfield.
