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2026 Philadelphia Eagles Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection

By | Published: December 08, 2025 | Updated: July 13, 2026 | 5 min read

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2026 Philadelphia Eagles Mock Draft: 7-Round Projection

Draft Capital: 9 picks | Overall Grade: B Last Updated: July 13, 2026

Overview

Philadelphia Eagles enter the 2026 NFL Draft with 9 selections. Biggest needs: Edge Rusher, Outside Linebacker, Safety.

Complete Draft Class:
  • Round 1 (#25): Tae Johnson, Safety, Notre Dame — Grade B+
  • Round 2 (#57): Jordan Ross, Edge Rusher, LSU — Grade B-
  • Round 3 (#98): Justice Haynes, Running Back, Georgia Tech — Grade C+
  • Round 4 (#125): Payton Pierce, Outside Linebacker, Ohio State — Grade C
  • Round 5 (#159): Evan Johnson, Cornerback, BYU — Grade C-
  • Round 5 (#166): Nyziah Hunter, Wide Receiver, Nebraska — Grade C-
  • Round 7 (#223): Phillip Daniels, Offensive Tackle, Ohio State — Grade C-
  • Round 7 (#236): Luke Hasz, Tight End, Ole Miss — Grade C-
  • Round 7 (#250): Addison Nichols, Offensive Guard, SMU — Grade C-
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    Complete Pick-by-Pick Analysis

    Pick #25 - Philadelphia Eagles: Tae Johnson, Safety, Notre Dame

    Rank: #27 overall | Grade: B+ Why This Pick:

    Critical need filled. Philadelphia Eagles desperately needed Safety help (need #3), and Tae Johnson was the best available at this spot. This pick addresses an immediate roster weakness.

    The Fit:

    Tae Johnson brings immediate impact to Philadelphia Eagles. Tae Johnson is a redshirt sophomore safety at Notre Dame and one of the most popular early names in the 2027 draft class. He arrived from Fort Wayne North Side in Indiana as a consensus four-star recruit and a two-sport star, catching 139 passes for... His best trait—outstanding blend of length and range at safety—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Reggie Nelson (AtoZ Sports pro comparison)-type player at the NFL level.

  • Strengths: Outstanding blend of length and range at safety
  • Weaknesses: Inconsistent pursuit angles in the run game that pull him out of position
  • NFL Comp: Reggie Nelson (AtoZ Sports pro comparison)
  • Full scouting report for Tae Johnson → | See Philadelphia Eagles 7-round draft →

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    Pick #57 - Philadelphia Eagles: Jordan Ross, Edge Rusher, LSU

    Rank: #54 overall | Grade: B- Why This Pick:

    Critical need filled. Philadelphia Eagles desperately needed Edge Rusher help (need #1), and Jordan Ross was the best available at this spot. This pick addresses an immediate roster weakness.

    The Fit:

    Jordan Ross brings immediate impact to Philadelphia Eagles. Jordan Ross arrived in college football as the consensus top edge rusher in the 2024 recruiting class, a five-star prospect per 247Sports and On3 out of Vestavia Hills (AL), and he is now a 2027 NFL Draft eligible prospect after transferring from Ten... His best trait—twitchy, sudden get-off that wins the corner before tackles can set hands—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Will Anderson Jr. lite, similar bend/length but lighter anchor-type player at the NFL level.

  • Strengths: Twitchy, sudden get-off that wins the corner before tackles can set hands
  • Weaknesses: Thin lower half at 245
  • NFL Comp: Will Anderson Jr. lite, similar bend/length but lighter anchor
  • Full scouting report for Jordan Ross → | See Philadelphia Eagles 7-round draft →

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    Pick #98 - Philadelphia Eagles: Justice Haynes, Running Back, Georgia Tech

    Rank: #92 overall | Grade: C+ Why This Pick:

    Best player available. Philadelphia Eagles needed Edge Rusher help, but Justice Haynes (ranked #92) represents elite value here. You can't pass on top-tier talent when it falls to you.

    The Fit:

    Justice Haynes brings immediate impact to Philadelphia Eagles. Justice Haynes is a compact, explosive downhill runner and one of the most intriguing transfer journeys in recent college football history. The son of former Pittsburgh Steelers running back Verron Haynes, he arrived in college football as a 5-star r... His best trait—top-end breakaway speed that is rarely caught from behind in open space—fits perfectly with what this team needs. Projects as a Chase Brown (Cincinnati Bengals, per Sporting News) - similar compact frame, home-run speed, early-down profile that must develop in the passing game to earn full-time role-type player at the NFL level.

  • Strengths: Top-end breakaway speed that is rarely caught from behind in open space
  • Weaknesses: Limited route tree as a receiver
  • NFL Comp: Chase Brown (Cincinnati Bengals, per Sporting News) - similar compact frame, home-run speed, early-down profile that must develop in the passing game to earn full-time role
  • Full scouting report for Justice Haynes → | See Philadelphia Eagles 7-round draft →

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    Pick #125: Payton Pierce (Outside Linebacker, Ohio State) - Grade C. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #159: Evan Johnson (Cornerback, BYU) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #166: Nyziah Hunter (Wide Receiver, Nebraska) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #223: Phillip Daniels (Offensive Tackle, Ohio State) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #236: Luke Hasz (Tight End, Ole Miss) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential. Pick #250: Addison Nichols (Offensive Guard, SMU) - Grade C-. Day 3 value pick. Depth addition with special teams potential.

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    Draft Class Summary

    Overall Grade: B | 9 positions addressed across 9 picks.

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