NFL Mock Draft 2026: Final 7-round Eagles prediction

Iheanachor’s high-ceiling profile is intriguing. Some of the glimpses I saw while watching him were pretty tantalizing. I’d certainly feel more confident about his chances of developing if Jeff Stoutland was still around but his departure doesn’t mean the Birds are merely going to stop trying to groom offensive line prospects.

2 (No. 53) – Keylan Rutledge, OG, Georgia Tech

This draft is about Roseman returning to his roots and building through the trenches. The Eagles’ offensive line was uncharacteristically a weakness for the team last year and there are major questions about the viability of Landon Dickerson and Cam Jurgens moving forward. Not to mention that Tyler Steen is set to be a free agent after 2026. Oh, and the Eagles also lost their top two backup interior offensive line options from last year (Brett Toth and Matt Pryor) in free agency. Rutledge can push for playing time this season.

3 (No. 64) – Dani Dennis-Sutton, EDGE, Penn State

The Eagles are clearly in the market to add an edge rusher. It seems like they might trade for a veteran (Jonathan Greenard, perhaps). But they could still afford to add more depth and youth at this position. Again, this draft is about strengthening the trenches.

3 (No. 98) – Oscar Delp, TE, Georgia

The Eagles simply must draft a tight end at some point in this draft. They need someone who can feasibly be on the roster beyond 2026. Delp has been getting some Round 2 buzz but that feels high for a player who’s averaged 264.3 yards per season over the last three years. Later on Day 2 is more reasonable.

4 (No. 114) – Garrett Nussmeier, QB, LSU

The QB Factory rolls on. The value is too good here to not add the son of former Eagles QB coach Doug Nussmeier. Tanner McKee will be a free agent after this season and Andy Dalton can be elevated to QB2 with the rookie developing at QB3.

4 (No. 137) – Malachi Fields, WR, Notre Dame

Methinks the Eagles would ideally like to add a receiver with size in this draft and the 6’4”, 205 pound Fields has that big frame, which he utilized to make big plays in college (17.5 yards per reception in 2025).

5 (No. 178) – Sam Roush, TE, Stanford

I don’t think it’s crazy to suggest the Eagles could double dip at tight end in this draft. Again, they currently have no real long-term options there.

6 (No. 197) – VJ Payne, S, Kansas State

Day 3 flier on a position of need.

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