Eagles general manager Howie Roseman will need to turn over several positions on Philadelphia’s roster this offseason, and most of those changes will come in April’s draft. Roseman won’t finalize his draft plans until free agency decisions are made. For now, we’ll take our best guess at what the Eagles may do in each round of this year’s draft.

The Bears will enter the 2026 NFL Draft with one primary objective: Fix the defense.

Fernando Mendoza is a presumptive lock to go No. 1 to the Raiders. But what will happen on the rest of Day 1?

Giants defensive coordinator Dennard Wilson coached Ravens star Kyle Hamilton to his first All-Pro team in 2023. While Downs is not a one-for-one comparison — he’s shorter and doesn’t have Hamilton’s length — he could deliver the same impact for the Giants’ defense that Hamilton provides for Baltimore.

The Giants have the right idea in mind for a defensive pickup in a new mock draft, but their prospect of choice is an odd one.

But one of the best parts of this process starts shortly after the Super Bowl, which is the mock drafts being released. Nick Baumgardner of The Athletic has released his mock draft, and he has the Minnesota Vikings hitting the secondary in the first round.

Here’s our first seven-round projection of 2026 for the Jets. (Note: Pro Football Focus’s mock draft simulator was used as a starting point to figure out who might be available at each spot. The draft order for the first two rounds is set; selections beyond that are subject to change due to the distribution of compensatory picks.)

Mock drafts are overtaking the NFL offseason. For the Philadelphia Eagles, free agency will mold their biggest needs ahead of April's 2026 NFL Draft, but it is worth taking a look at some prospects that people around the industry believe the Eagles may target.