The Philadelphia Eagles capitalized on their 2025 NFL Draft, selecting ten players and securing notable value, particularly with their top picks. Howie Roseman's strategy reflected a keen understanding of player rankings, with the Eagles' first four selections yielding a significant surplus in consensus rankings. For instance, linebacker Jihaad Campbell was picked at 31 despite a consensus ranking of 14, providing the Eagles with 17 spots of additional value.

Andrew Mukuba, however, did not fare as well, dropping from a consensus of 72 to the 64th pick, resulting in a negative differential of 8. While some players like Ty Robinson and Smael Mondon also recorded marginal values, the real standout was Kyle McCord, a quarterback who was selected 181st, exceeding expectations based on his consensus of 131. The Eagles also made strategic moves later in the draft, such as choosing Cameron Williams at 207, who had a consensus ranking of 92, showcasing their ability to identify hidden gems.