Isaiah Rodgers compensatory pick: What did the Eagles do with the draft choice?

What did the Eagles do with the compensatory pick for Isaiah Rodgers?

The Eagles ended up sending this compensatory pick to the Atlanta Falcons in the Sydney Brown trade earlier this offseason. In that deal, the Eagles moved up in the fourth and sixth rounds, jumping from No. 122 to No. 114 in the fourth round and from No. 215 to No. 197 in the sixth round while giving up Brown.

How did Isaiah Rodgers perform for the Vikings in 2025?

Rodgers was a full-time starter at cornerback for the Minnesota Vikings last season, finishing the year with 66 tackles, four pass breakups, four tackles for loss, two forced fumbles, and an interception. Rodgers was targeted the most of any Vikings cornerback, allowing a 64.6 percent completion rate on 65 targets with a 91.5 passer rating allowed. He did struggle with missed tackles, having 13 on the year, which was good for a 16 percent missed tackle rate. But he was available for the Vikings and played like an average starter, which was solid for the deal he received.

**What is a compensatory pick?**

Compensatory picks are awarded to teams that suffer a net loss of qualifying free agents during the previous year’s free agency period. So 2026 NFL Draft compensatory picks are awarded due to free agents lost in 2025. Then those players are ranked on the amount of salary, playing time, and a bunch of other criteria and slotted into the end of rounds three through seven.