Well, if there was any question, it certainly doesn't exist any longer.

The Philadelphia Eagles still have the best front office in the NFL, and it isn't particularly close. The 2023 NFL Draft may shut that conversation down completely at its current rate.

Here is a look at who the Eagles have selected so far and where their picks remain for the final two days. Let's hope its a continuation of what we have seen already.

Philadelphia Eagles 2023 NFL Draft picks

Round 1, No. 9 overall: Jalen Carter, IDL, Georgia

The Philadelphia Eagles had their guy picked out, and they weren’t going to wait for him to fall to them at ten. Philly traded up to secure one of the best players in the entire draft, and this move will have a lot of teams kicking themselves as the Eagles somehow find another way to land a defender from Georgia.

Round 1, No. 30 overall: Nolan Smith, Philadelphia Eagles

Continuing on with the tradition, the Eagles made their Georgia front all the more scary with the addition of the extremely-athletic Nolan Smith. Smith was a steal at the end of the first round and will be a lot like Carter in that he will have many envious eyes on him now that he also landed in Philly.

Round 2, No. 65 overall: Tyler Steen, OL, Alabama

The Eagles need a guy that can compete for a starting role at guard in 2023 or develop into that role down the road. Steen makes sense as more of a safety pick that could turn into that guy after a year on the roster, but don’t rule out a long training camp battle just yet.

Round 3, No. 66 overall: Sydney Brown, S, Illinois

The Eagles just lost one of the most productive safeties in the NFL, so it makes sense that they went out and snagged a stud from one of the most underrated defensive schools in the country to keep talent in their secondary.

Round 4, No. 105 overall: Kelee Ringo, CB, Georgia

The Eagles just can’t stop drafting players from Georgia. Ringo is a steal this late in the draft and figures to make a huge impact for this Eagles defense if they use him in the right way.

Round 6. No. 188 overall: Tanner McKee, QB, Stanford

This one is a bit of a head-scratcher. The Eagles do need to round out their quarterback room as soon as possible, but bringing in a guy that is basically the exact opposite of Jalen Hurts is a bold move. Either way, one pick so late doesn’t help or hurt a draft.

Round 7, No. 249 overall: Moro Ojomo, DL, Texas

The Eagles always like building the trenches. Ojomo is a long shot to make the roster in such a talented room, but this is a good flier to take on a guy that could pan out well in the end as a rotational piece.

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• Round 1, No. 9 overall: DL Jalen Carter, Georgia
• Round 1, No. 30 overall: EDGE Nolan Smith, Georgia
• Round 2, No. 65 overall: OL Tyler Steen, Alabama
• Round 3, No. 66 overall: S Sydney Brown, Illinois
• Round 4: No. 105 overall: CB Kelee Ringo, Georgia
• Round 6, No. 188 overall: QB Tanner McKee, Stanford
• Round 7, No. 249 overall: DL Moro Ojomo, Texas