The Philadelphia Eagles executed a strategic and unique NFL Draft, focusing on shoring up their defensive capabilities while adding depth across the roster. The Eagles made five trades during the draft, moving up in the first round to select Jihaad Campbell, a versatile pass rusher/linebacker from Alabama, at 31st overall. Philadelphia's approach was evident as they picked ten players, with only one skill-position player and the others mainly dedicated to bolstering the defense and offensive line. With picks like Andrew Mukuba and Ty Robinson, the Eagles are set to enhance their defensive schemes, which have been under the guidance of Vic Fangio.

On the flip side, Dallas Goedert's status remains uncertain as the team signed two tight ends, hinting they may be considering moving on from him. The Eagles now possess a deeper pass rush with Campbell and Robinson, crucial given their injuries from last season. However, Sydney Brown's prospects are in jeopardy after the draft, especially with Mukuba’s arrival. The draft reflects the Eagles' commitment to maximizing their existing talent while preparing for future adjustments.