With the 2026 NFL Draft right around the corner, the Philadelphia Eagles and general manager Howie Roseman will look to add multiple key playmakers during the highly anticipated event.

Philadelphia enters this year's draft in a strange position, as the organization could use additional help on both sides of the football. Since Roseman missed his opportunity to land star EDGE rushers Maxx Crosby and Trey Hendrickson this offseason, it's clear that the Eagles would benefit from a young, talented defensive end in the draft.

On the offensive side of the ball, however, the status of wideout AJ Brown continues to linger, which means the front office could target his replacement in the draft. Without further ado, here's what the Eagles' 2026 NFL Draft could end up looking like ahead of next season.

Losing out on both Crosby and Hendrickson this offseason was a brutal blow for the Eagles, and with former EDGE Jaelon Phillips signing with the Carolina Panthers, Roseman's first pick of the draft should come in the trenches.

Clemson's TJ Parker was unable to follow up his impressive sophomore season with the Tigers. Still, his incredible showing at the NFL Combine has put his name back into first-round consideration. At 6-foot-3, 261 lbs., Parker possesses a rare blend of size and speed that will allow him to be a phenomenal pass rusher at the NFL level in the future. While there may be growing pains with his development, the former ACC standout could eventually turn into a stout defensive end with the proper coaching.

One of the primary issues that the Eagles continue to deal with this offseason comes on the offensive side of the ball with AJ Brown and whether or not he will be with the team in 2026.

Luckily for Roseman and company, Philadelphia could land its potential replacement in Georgia State's Ted Hurst. Standing at 6-foot-4, 206 lbs., Hurst managed to record 1,004 receiving yards in his final season with the Panthers. Selecting a big-body wide receiver to pair with DeVonta Smith is exactly what the organization needs to move on from Brown this offseason.

Depending on how well the newly signed cornerback Riq Woolen does on his one-year deal with the Eagles, the secondary might need extra support alongside former 2024 first-round pick Quinyon Mitchell.

Arkansas' Julian Neal is the perfect defensive back to add to the mix for next season. The 6-foot-2, 200 lbs. cornerback fits defensive coordinator Vic Fangio's aggressive style of play, and his athletic traits make him a perfect flyer in round three for Philadelphia. Similar to some of the other players in this year's draft, Neal must cut down on the penalties, but playing behind the likes of Mitchell and Woolen should help prepare him for the future.

Moving back to the offensive side of the ball, the Eagles are the perfect landing spot for Duke's Brian Parker in the back-end of the third round. While Parker may not be the most athletic tackle in this year's draft, selecting the former Blue Devil and sitting him behind the team's current starters could pay off down the road.

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