Eagles' Mock Draft: Rebuilding Fast

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Free agency tampering is done, and the Philadelphia Eagles defense looks set for big changes after

losing the Kobe Dean, Jalen Phillips, and Reed, Blankenship.

The team locked in Jordan Davis with a new 3-year, $78 million extension at defensive

tackle, so no rush there.

They also kept tied in Dallas Goatert on a one-year deal.

Now, attention shifts to the 2026 NFL Draft.

The draft kicks off with just the first round on day one, rounds two and three on day two,

and wraps up the final four rounds on day three.

Philadelphia Eyes help on both sides of the ball, especially in the secondary and pass rush

after those departures.

Fans and analysts are buzzing over a fresh seven-round mock draft that targets key spots.

It aims to add playmakers and depth, as all season workouts ramp up soon.

Eagles brass loves building through the draft, and this simulation fills gaps smartly.

One highlight comes at Pick 23, with safety Emanuel McNeil Warren from Toledo, a tall

defender earning third team all-American nods.

Round two brings tied-in Eli Stowers from Vanderbilt, a Mackie award winner with blazing

speed and big production.

Other round stock-edge rushers like Joshua Joseph from Tennessee and Mason Ryger from

Wisconsin, plus a wide receiver, tackle, linebacker and even, quarterback Kade Klubnik from

Clemson as a developmental arm.

This mock shows how Philly could rebuild fast.

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