10 Philadelphia Eagles NCAA prospects that pair well with Fletcher Cox

The SEC is seen as many to be the best conference in all of college football, and you see how much talent those 14 teams pump into the mighty NFL, it’s easy to see why so many people are under that assumption.

Just take Justin Madubuike of the Texas A&M Aggies for instance. If you had no idea who he was, and you just saw him somewhere, you’d almost certainly assume that he played football. Here’s a potential late-first or early-second-round pick that stands at six-foot-three and weighs 304 pounds.

In 2019, Madubuike tallied 45 tackles (11.5 resulted in a loss of yardage) and 5.5 sacks. Imagine him in that rotation with Fletcher Cox and Malik Jackson for a second.

Raekwon Davis is yet another of those Alabama Crimson Tide standouts that just pop off of the screen when you watch Nick Saban‘s guys take the field.

In 2019, Davis racked up 47 tackles (18 were solo and three resulted in a loss of yardage). That gives him some pretty nice career totals. Count everything up. We’re talking 175 combined tackles (67 solo and 19.5 for a loss), 11.5 sacks, a forced fumble, and a fumble recovery over the course of a very impressive 43-game run.

He’s six-foot-six inches tall. He weighs 316 pounds. He’s more of a run defender than a pass rusher, but he’s definitely worth a look if Philly wants to shore up the middle of their line in base sets.