The Philadelphia Eagles have finally gotten through the 2026 trade deadline and now shift the focus to the rest of this nightmare season.
With the team 2-7 and on a seven-game losing streak, the Eagles were not expected to be buyers at the trade deadline, and that's exactly what happened. Eagles general manager Howie Roseman made just two in-season trades, but they netted one first-round pick, two second-round picks, and a fifth-round pick.
There will be a lot of conversation about this Eagles team as they head into their bye week and prepare for the final eight games of the regular season. Here's a full recap of the trade deadline, what deals were made, what the draft picks look like now, and more.
- Grades on Eagles' two in-season trades before the deadline
- Eagles' updated draft picks for 2027, 2028, and 2029
- Updated depth chart after Eagles' trade deadline
- Upcoming Eagles 2026 schedule (and how both their trades affect those games)
Grades on Eagles' two in-season trades before the deadline
Eagles received: 2027 fifth-round pick & 2028 second-round pick
Ravens received: Cam Jurgens & 2027 seventh-round pick
From the moment this trade was executed, the Eagles were going to be the biggest winners. Roseman managed to actually get a second-round pick from a center/guard who had the second-lowest Pro Football Focus grade in the NFL when Jurgens was traded, which is just magical to see.
Since that trade, Jurgens has had a game where he allowed five pressures and one sack, which forced the Ravens to make a trade-deadline move to add another center because he isn't playing well. Roseman looks like an absolute genius for that move.
Grade: A
Eagles received: 2027 first-round pick & 2029 second-round pick
Jaguars received: Jordan Davis
This is another trade where Roseman didn't initiate the conversation, but the Jaguars really needed a defensive tackle, so they overpaid on one. While every Eagles fan loves Davis for the person and leader he is, he has regressed in 2026 and has not played at the level everyone saw in 2025.
The Eagles managed to get two high picks in the next three drafts to help them with retooling the roster. Again, Roseman is playing 4-D chess, while the NFL is playing checkers.
Grade: A
Eagles' updated draft picks for 2027, 2028, and 2029
Eagles' 2027 draft picks
- First Round: Own pick (currently projected fifth overall) + Jacksonville Jaguars pick (from Jordan Davis trade)
- Second Round: Own pick
- Third Round: Own compensatory pick (from Minnesota Vikings-Jonathan Greenard trade)
- Fourth Round: Own pick
- Fifth Round: Own pick + New England Patriots pick (from A.J. Brown trade) + Baltimore Ravens pick (from Cam Jurgens trade)
- Seventh Round: Pick either from New York Jets, Baltimore Ravens, or Dallas Cowboys
Philly is going to have a very busy 2027 draft with nine picks, and that could go up even more depending on how things go. The big one is that they have two first-round picks, which is huge, as they look poised to have a top-five pick, and the Jaguars pick could be a late-20s-to-high-30s pick for them or be used as trade bait. Don't sleep on the three fifth-round picks, as those could also end up being huge trade bait for the Eagles.
Eagles' 2028 draft picks
- First Round: Own pick + New England Patriots pick (from A.J. Brown trade)
- Second Round: Own pick + Baltimore Ravens pick (from Cam Jurgens trade)
- Third Round: Own pick
- Fourth Round: Own pick
- Fifth Round: Own pick
- Sixth Round: Own pick
- Seventh Round: Own pick
2028 is shaping up to be the biggest one for the Eagles, as they have four picks in the first two rounds, which could be huge. These are prime trade assets that could be used to land great players, making next year's trade deadline much busier. It might even be the draft where the Eagles look for their future franchise quarterback if things don't work out with Jalen Hurts.
Eagles' 2029 draft picks
- First Round: Own pick
- Second Round: Own pick + Jacksonville Jaguars pick (from Jordan Davis trade)
- Third Round: Own pick
- Fourth Round: Own pick
- Fifth Round: Own pick
- Sixth Round: Own pick
- Seventh Round: Own pick
It's wild to start thinking about the 2029 draft, since things could look very different for the Eagles than they did in 2026. The Jaguars started that conversation by sending over a second-round pick. Who knows what this team will look like then, but again, Roseman is thinking three steps ahead of the NFL.
Updated depth chart after Eagles' trade deadline
Eagles' offensive line depth chart
LT - Jordan Mailata
LG - Landon Dickerson, Willie Lampkin
C - Drew Kendall, Jake Majors
RG - Tyler Steen, Micah Morris
RT - Markel Bell, Fred Johnson
The Jurgens trade moved Kendall up to the starting center, and Lampkin filled in at left guard until Dickerson returned from IR. This might not be the final starting lineup for the offensive line, as more changes could happen at left guard, so it's something to monitor throughout the rest of the year.
Eagles' defensive line depth chart
DL - Byron Young
DL - Jalen Carter
DL - Moro Ojomo, Ty Robinson
With Davis out of the picture, it appears Byron Young could move up into the starting lineup for now. Don't be surprised if Robinson starts games at some point this season, as the Eagles spent a fourth-round pick on him in 2025 so they want to seeand what they have in the young defensive tackle who recorded three sacks in the preseason.
Read more: Eagles' anticlimactic end of trade deadline leaves more questions than answers
Upcoming Eagles 2026 schedule (and how both their trades affect those games)
Week 11 vs. Pittsburgh Steelers
Week 12 at Dallas Cowboys (Thanksgiving Day)
Week 13 at Arizona Cardinals
Week 14 vs. Indianapolis Colts
Week 15 vs. Seattle Seahawks (Saturday)
Week 16 vs. Houston Texans (Christmas Eve)
Week 17 at San Francisco 49ers (Sunday Night Football)
Week 18 at New York Giants
The harsh reality is that the Eagles are unlikely to be favored in any of those games since they are so banged up with injuries. Even if Jurgens and Davis were still on the team, Philly has so many injuries that they might still lose those games. This season is turning into a disaster, but at least they got three really good picks over the next three years, so that's a massive positive for this team's retooling.
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