Philadelphia Eagles 2027 3-Round NFL Mock Draft—Howie turns the Jordan Davis pick into another physical tone-setter in the trenches
Howie Roseman has been stockpiling picks for a better tomorrow. How should they use them in 2027?
The Philadelphia Eagles’ 2026 season such has turned quickly. From big time aspirations and playoff hopes to a seven game losing streak and a pseudo-fire sale. Life comes at you fast!
But it’s not all bad thanks to general manager Howie Roseman’s proactive approach to the NFL trade deadline. Because as the Philadelphia Eagles look to transition their roster and pick up the pieces, they sure do have a bunch of assets to play with to make it happen. How should the Eagles handle their stockpile of picks? Here’s a three-round 2027 NFL mock draft for the Eagles as they sit on their bye week this week.
Philadelphia Eagles 2027 3-Round NFL Mock Draft
1st round, 5th overall – Leonard Moore, CB, Notre Dame
This is a “best player available” type of selection for the Philadelphia Eagles. Yes, they have Quinyon Mitchell. Yes, they have Cooper DeJean. But if the Eagles end up paying both players amid this ongoing reset, they’re going to need to stay cheap elsewhere in the secondary. Getting four years (plus) on a rookie contract for Leonard Moore would be a major value proposition while keeping the secondary full of impact coverage players.
1st round, 25th overall (via Jacksonville) – Trevor Lauck, OT, Iowa
The Eagles take the draft pick they gain from trading away Jordan Davis and use it to draft another big, physical mauler in the trenches. Lauck is a long-term tackle who also projects to having positional flexibility — so if Philadelphia finds themselves overly enamored by Markel Bell, they can still find a starting spot for Lauck elsewhere. At 6-foot-5, 310 pounds, he’s apart of one of the best offensive lines in college football and he’d be a great “back to basics” addition for the Eagles as they look to reshape their offensive line.
2nd round, 36th overall – Clev Lubin, EDGE, Louisville
My apologies for drafting the Philadelphia Eagles a Louisville pass rusher in the top-40. I know that didn’t work out so hot the last time the Eagles tried it. But make no mistake, Lubin is not Marcus Smith…he’s a 260 pound powerful end who can collapse edges and play with physicality. Philadelphia nearly traded Arnold Ebiketie and the Eagles have Jalyx Hunt and Nolan Smith in contract years next season. Getting more depth on the edge could also allow the team to cash out of Jonathan Greenard and save cash next season, too.
3rd round, 97th overall (projected compensatory pick) – Jordan Faison, WR, Notre Dame
Faison is an impressive playmaker for the Irish. The Eagles’ wide receiver room appears to be in good hands at the top of the depth chart — but this Eagles passing game needs more options to help spur more answers.
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