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Philadelphia Eagles 2024 NFL Draft Guide: What you need to know

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Hey Eagles fans! It's time to get ready for the 2024 NFL Draft with exclusive team insights and analysis.

Read below to get a sense for Philadelphia's projected picks, positional needs, selection history, GM draft notes and more, all courtesy of the NFL's research team.

And don't forget to tune in on Thursday, April 25th at 8:00 p.m. ET for live coverage of the draft on NFL Network and NFL+.

Philadelphia Eagles Draft Overview

2023 record: 11-6
Second in NFC East; lost at Buccaneers in Wild Card

Eagles 2024 draft picks (8):

Round 1, pick 22
Round 2, pick 50 (acquired from New Orleans Saints)
Round 2, pick 53
Round 4, pick 120 (acquired from Pittsburgh Steelers in Kenny Picket trade)
Round 5, pick 161 (acquired from Tampa Bay Buccaneers)
Round 5, pick 171 (compensatory pick)
Round 5, pick 172 (compensatory pick)
Round 6, pick 210 (compensatory pick)

Eagles team needs (according to Chad Reuter): Cornerback, Interior OL, Offensive Tackle, Wide Receiver, Safety

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Projected Eagles first-round selection, via NFL.com draft analysts:

AnalystPick No. 22
Daniel Jeremiah
CB Nate Wiggins (CLEM)
Charles Davis
OT JC Latham (ALA)
Lance Zierlein
CB Nate Wiggins (CLEM)
Bucky Brooks
CB Kool-Aid McKinstry (ALA)
Peter Schrager
DB Cooper DeJean (IOWA)

(See all projections at Mock Draft Central)

Eagles 2024 Opponents

Home

Cowboys, Giants, Commanders, Falcons, Panthers, Browns, Steelers, Packers, Jaguars

Away

Cowboys, Giants, Commanders, Saints, Buccaneers, Ravens, Bengals, Rams

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Running back Saquon Barkley addresses Philadelphia media for the first time as an Eagle.


Eagles Notable Activity Tracker (2024 offseason):

AddsLosses
DE Bryce Huff (Jets)
S Kevin Byard (Bears)
RB Saquon Barkley (Giants)
CB Avonte Maddox (released)
LB Zach Baun (Saints)
C Jason Kelce (retired)
OL Matt Hennessy (Falcons)
DT Fletcher Cox (retired)
WR DeVante Parker (Patriots)
RB D'Andre Swift (Bears)
S C.J. Gardner-Johnson (Lions)
QB Marcus Mariota (Commanders)
LB Devin White (Buccaneers)
LB Nicholas Morrow (Bills)
QB Kenny Pickett (trade - Steelers)
TE Jack Stoll (Giants)
LB Oren Burks (49ers)
OL Sua Opeta (Buccaneers)
WR Parris Campbell (Giants)
OL Jack Driscoll (Dolphins)
QB Will Grier (Chargers)
WR Quez Watkins (Steelers)
TE C.J. Uzomah (Jets)
WR Olamide Zaccheaus (Commanders)
EDGE Haason Reddick (trade - Jets)

Eagles Decision Makers

Chairman and CEO: Jeffrey Lurie

President: Don Smolenski

Executive VP/General Manager: Howie Roseman

Head Coach: Nick Sirianni

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Sam Monson of Pro Football Focus explains why the Philadelphia Eagles must end their recent trend of bypassing cornerbacks in Round 1 so that they can select Clemson CB prospect Nate Wiggins at No. 22 overall in the 2024 NFL Draft.


Howie Roseman

- Roseman has been the highest-ranking executive in the Eagles front office since 2010

- Since 2019: EVP Football Ops/GM

- 2015-18: Executive VP of Football Ops

- 2010-14: General manager

Eagles Draft Notes

Since 2010

- 111 total players selected

- 11 Pro Bowlers selected

- 4 of 12 1st round picks have been selected

to at least 1 Pro Bowl (none since Wentz)

- 3 First-Team All-Pros selected (C Jason Kelce, T Lane Johnson, DT Fletcher Cox)

- The Eagles have been in trades involving 24 first-round picks (acquired, traded or acquired then traded) since the 2010 draft (most in NFL during span)

- Note: this counts each pick individually - if they traded a pick for a different pick, it counts as 2 different picks (one traded, one acquired)

- The Eagles have moved up in the 1st-Rd in 4 of the last 5 Drafts (incl. each of last 3)

- Moved up from pick #10 to #9 ovr to select DT Jalen Carter in 2023 (received #10 ovr from NO from 2022 NFL draft trade)

- Moved up from pick #15 to #13 ovr to select DT Jordan Davis in 2022 (received #15 ovr from MIA from 2021 NFL draft trade)

- Moved up from pick #12 to #10 ovr to select WR DeVonta Smith in 2021 (moved down from #6 to #12 with MIA prior to draft)

- Moved up from pick #25 to #22 ovr to select OT Andre Dillard in 2019

- The Eagles have used each of the last 3 first round picks on a Georgia defender

- DT Jalen Carter (9th ovr, 2023), OLB Nolan Smith (30th ovr, 2023), DT Jordan Davis (13th ovr, 2022)

- Also selected Georgia CB Kelee Ringo (4th Rd, 2023) & LB Nakobe Dean (3rd Rd, 2022)

- All 6 of the Eagles first round picks from 2014-2020 are no longer on the team

- WR Jalen Reagor (2020), T Andre Dillard (2019), DE Derek Barnett (2017)

QB Carson Wentz (2016), WR Nelson Agholor (2015), LB Marcus Smith (2014)

- Eagles have used at least one 1st or 2nd Rd pick on every offensive/defensive position since 2010

Highest drafted Eagles player by position, since 2010

PositionPlayerRoundOverallYear
QB
Carson Wentz
1st
2nd
2016
RB
Miles Sanders
2nd
53rd
2019
WR
DeVonta Smith
1st
10th`
2021
TE
Zach Ertz
2nd
35th
2013
OT
Lane Johnson
1st
4th
2013
IOL
Danny Watkins
1st
23rd
2011
DT
Jalen Carter
1st
9th
2023
EDGE
Brandon Graham
1st
13th
2010
LB
Mychal Kendricks
2nd
46th
2012
CB
Sidney Jones
2nd
43rd
2017
S
Nate Allen
2nd
37th
2010

Last time Eagles picked each position in first round:

Position YearPlayerSchoolPick No. (Overall)
QB
2016
Carson Wentz
North Dakota State
2nd
RB
1986
Keith Byars
Ohio State
10th
WR
2021
DeVonta Smith
Alabama
10th
TE
1988
Keith Jackson
Oklahoma
13th
OT
2019
Andre Dillard
Washington State
22nd
OG
2011
Danny Watkins
Baylor
23rd
C
Never
DE
2023
Nolan Smith
Georgia
30th
DT
2023
Jalen Carter
Georgia
9th
LB
2014
Marcus Smith
Louisville
26th
CB
2022
Lito Sheppard
Florida
26th
S
Never
P
Never
K
Never

Compiled by the NFL Research team. All data current as of April 16, 2024.