The 2026 NFL Draft has wrapped up for the Philadelphia Eagles, and there's only one question fans have: how will general manager Howie Roseman follow this up in 2027?
Oh yes, with the way-too-early 2027 mock drafts that are coming out, they are most likely going to be as inaccurate as possible. That doesn't mean it's not fun to predict what certainly feels like a very unpredictable future for the Eagles, with a huge 2026 season ahead.
Using PFSN's mock draft simulator, how would the Eagles approach their 2027 NFL Draft? Here's a look at Inside the Iggles' way-too-early mock draft.
Inside the Iggles's Way-Too-Early 2027 Seven-Round Mock Draft
Round 1, Pick 22: Ashton Hampton, CB (Clemson)
There is definitely a chance that Riq Woolen ends up being a guy, and this pick might need to be considered being used on an offensive tackle, but if the Eagles pick at 22, the talent at offensive tackle was not great here in the simulator, and Philly needs a long-term solution and stop cycling through CB2s every year with Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean. Hampton is a playmaker who can help the Eagles create turnovers, an area they have struggled with at cornerback.
Round 2, Pick 54: Bear Alexander, DT (Oregon)
Moro Ojomo will most likely sign elsewhere in the 2027 offseason for a massive contract based on his stellar play, so the Eagles will have to go back to the drawing board for his replacement (and potentially Jalen Carter's replacement, depending on Carter's future). Alexander is similar to Ojomo in that he can rush the passer well at the tackle position and will swat balls away at the line.
Round 3, Pick 98: Earl Little Jr., Safety (Ohio State)
Eventually, the Eagles are going to have to find a replacement for Marcus Epps, so getting a guy who is playing in a pro-style defense in college and learned from Caleb Downs is a pretty good spot to start. Little can make all the plays in the secondary, and depending on his 2026 season at Ohio State, he could be a Day 1 starter in the NFL.
Round 4, Pick 121: Anthony Donkoh, OT (Penn State)
The hope is Lane Johnson plays in 2027 as well, but leaning more into the 2026 third-round pick, Miami tackle Markel Bell, being the future guy. If that's the case, depth will be needed, so adding Donkoh to the line makes sense.
Round 5, Pick 160: Nate Frazier, RB (Georgia)
It can't be an Eagles mock draft without at least one Georgia player being picked, plus Tank Bigsby is a free agent, so might as well find the next backup (or successor) to Saquon Barkley. Frazier nearly had over 1,000 yards rushing last year and looks to be the next great Bulldogs running back.
Round 6, Pick 200: Adam Trick, EDGE (Texas Tech)
Trick had 8.5 sacks last season, so imagine what he can do with all the drafted Red Raiders defenders off the team and him being the top guy there now. The Eagles can always use edge rusher depth with guys like Arnold Ebiketie and Joe Tryon-Shoyinka going to be free agents, but what about Nolan Smith if the Eagles decide not to pick up his fifth-year option? They might need to find a replacement for him.
Round 7, Pick 230: Dylan Lonergan, QB (Rutgers)
Why? The Eagles are a QB factory and will need a new third-string quarterback, with Andy Dalton most likely no longer on the team, and McKee probably signing with another team to compete for a starting job. Lonergan put up some good numbers last year and could be another developmental quarterback.
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Round 7, Pick 233: Jaden Greathouse, WR (Notre Dame)
Greathouse could end up being a steal, as he was a good role player in 2024, but injuries kept him on the field for only four games last year. The Eagles might need some depth at receiver, so adding him could be a solid move.
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