Eagles' Draft Pick: Keldric Faulk for Pass Rush

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Subscribe for daily updates on your team. The 2026 NFL Draft first round kicks off on April 23rd,

just over a month away. The Philadelphia Eagles sit at pick number 23 after their playoff upset

loss to the injured San Francisco 49ers. General manager Howie Roseman could shake things up with

the trade, but right now they need to target pass rushers or offensive linemen most.

The Eagles lost edge rusher Jalen Phillips to the Carolina Panthers on a four-year 120 million

dollar deal. They tried for Trey Hendrickson and Jonathan Greenard, but settled on a short term

fix with Arnold E. Biketti. Longer term, they worry about offensive line depth, especially with

Lane Johnson and Landon Dickerson eyeing retirement. Fans and analysts see this as a pivotal spot

to rebuild the defensive front. The team has already shorted up cornerbacks and their third

receiver, leaving the line as the clear priority. Roseman's history shows he loves bold moves to

grab high-value talent. A recent mock draft from the athletic projects, Auburn Edge, Keldrick Falk,

going to Philly at number 23, ESPN ranks him as the fifth best edge in the class and 24th overall.

Over three years at Auburn, he notched 10 sacks, including 7 and 12 games back in 2024.

This pick aligns perfectly with the Eagles' aggressive style, adding immediate pass rush

juice without breaking the bank. As the draft nears, watch for Roseman to pounce on surprises like