The initial wave of the NFL free agency is finished and the results could have a significant impact on the draft of April NFL, which will occur at the end of next month. Like each team of the League, the Philadelphia Eagles Worked hard to keep their talent on the free market while seeking to book money for future transactions. Without any transaction in silver Eagles Recognize the project over the next two years.
Philadelphia should currently have eight selections in this year’s draft and could seek to get out of Tour 1 or add more depth after re-signature Zack Baun to a contract of $ 51 million over three years only a few days before the start of the free agency.
Here is an updated overdue how the seven rounds could take place for the Eagles via the Draft Pff simulator.
RD 1 Pick 32: Josh Conly, OL, Oregon
Philadelphia likes editors of athletic offensive lines, and Conerly is suitable for this mold as a possible successor to Lane Johnson. The native of Seattle, who began his career as a ball carrier before moving on to an offensive tackle in the second year, was not 22 years before November. During her three seasons in Oregon, Conly Jr. played 41 games and was a two -year -old. He played 1,881 snaps in the left tackle in three seasons and obtained an overall note of 78.0 PFF for the 2024 season.
RD 2 Pick 64: Elijah Arroyo, Te, Miami
Dallas Goedert is 30 years old and has missed 30 games with injuries since 2022. The noise around his potential departure is increasing day by day. Philadelphia had implemented an outing strategy for Zach Ertz. They did the same with Goederrt by writing a dynamic tight end with run-after capacity to capture. Bloode late in Miami, Arroyo entered in 2024 with 11 receptions in three seasons, but after the arrival of the quarter-Arrière Cam Ward, the pass-crow flourished. Arroyo has an average of 17 yards per catch -up in 2024 and is elite after capture.
RD 3 Pick 96: Lathan Ransom, DB, Ohio State
Security played in 55 games and made 37 departures at Ohio State, overcoming injuries. During his last season in Columbus, Ransom finished with 74 plated in total, nine plated for the loss, a bag, two defended passes, three forced escapes, an interception and an escaped recovery. Alongside Downs, an unanimous All-American, Ransom won the honors of the first All-Big Ten team in 2024.
RD 4 Pick 134: Sai’vion Jones, Edge Rusher, LSU
Standing 6’4 3/4 “, 280 lbs., Jones is one of the few defenders of the class capable of playing the defensive or the outside secondary and could be a gamewrecker in the plan of Vic Fangio.
RD 5 Pick 161: Kobe King, LB, Penn State
The defense of the Eagles is full of knives of the Swiss army, and King gives Vic Fangio another passage and breathtaking with which to work. Originally from Michigan, King recorded 41 plated, four plated for defeat and three passenger deviations during his first year season in a red shirt in 2022. The following season, King recorded 59 plated, six for the loss and 1.5 bags. Last season, the Nittany Lion secondary recorded 97 plated, nine plated for the loss and three bags.
RD 4 Pick 164: Conner Colby, OL, Iowa
A team with few holes continues to maintain depth on the offensive line. Colby is a fast and agile offensive goalkeeper who will improve the area race program for an NFL team. Colby started 23 consecutive games on the right for the Hawkeyes. Before this section, Colby started seven games at the left guard, six on the right tackle and 11 at the right guard. With 45 career starts to his credit, Colby is among the most experienced offensive line players in the 2025 recovery class. Colby is agile in space and rarely lacks her marks.
RD 5 Pick 165: Jah Joyner, Edge Rusher, Minnesota
The Eagles love rushers with athletic passes, and after losing Josh Sweat in free agency, Howie Roseman recharge with Jah Joyner. Joyner experienced an exceptional performance at the senior Bowl; Last season had 32 plated – 5.5 for the loss – 4.5 bags, seven defended passes and two forced escapes. Joyner has been an honorable mention entirely ten in the last two seasons and has played 42 games during her four -year career.
RD 5 Pick 168: O’Donnell Fortune, CB, South Carolina
Cornerback excavated and raw, Fortune became a full -time starter in 2023 and must continue to develop.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: 7 -rounded eagles draft after the first free agency wave
