2026 NFL Draft: Highlights of Eagles 6th round pick Micah Morris

The Philadelphia Eagles continued to reinforce their foundation in the trenches, selecting Micah Morris with the No. 207 overall pick in the sixth round of the 2026 NFL Draft. Morris arrives from Athens, Georgia, with experience in a pro-style system, bringing physicality and toughness that align with Philadelphia's long-standing offensive line philosophy.

At Georgia, Morris developed a reputation for his strength at the point of attack and his ability to hold up in both the run and pass game. His versatility along the interior gives the Eagles another developmental piece who can compete for depth roles early while learning behind one of the league's most established offensive line groups.

This past season, Morris was the only offensive lineman on the roster to start every game for the Bulldogs.

Morris played in and started all 14 games during the season, contributing to an offense that averaged 32.1 points, 182.1 rushing yards, and 220.3 passing yards per game. He was also part of a Georgia offense that ranked third in the NCAA for first downs with 316 and was first nationally in fourth-down conversions at 76.5% during the regular season.

Additionally, he helped the Bulldogs tie for third in the nation in fourth-down conversions, at 75%. Morris contributed to Georgia’s ranking of third in the SEC for sacks allowed, with only 18, and anchored an offensive line that ranked sixth in the SEC for scoring offense, averaging 32.07 points per game, and fifth in total offense with 402.4 yards per game.

Morris will join Landon Dickerson, Tyler Steen, John Ojukwu, and Willie Lampkin as offensive guards on the roster.

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