Philadelphia Eagles Mock Draft Roundup: Who Could Be a Surprise Pick at 23rd Overall?
The Philadelphia Eagles' 2026 mock draft is shaping up to be an exciting one, with several prospects emerging as potential fits for the team. One name that keeps popping up is Avieon Terrell, Clemson's cornerback. Terrell's impressive performance in 2025, where he broke up nine passes and forced five fumbles, has drawn comparisons to a reliable CB2 opposite Quinyon Mitchell.
However, Eagles fans might be skeptical about committing resources to the position, especially considering the team's need to bolster the offensive line and possibly find a new receiver if A.J. Brown is traded. Kenyon Sadiq, Oregon's tight end, is another prospect who's generating buzz as a potential top-10 pick. With Dallas Goedert set to become a free agent in March, the Eagles could look for a successor.
Sadiq's athleticism and blocking prowess make him an attractive option, but some might wonder if he'll crush the Combine like expected. Meanwhile, Caleb Lomu, Utah's tackle, is being touted as a long-term solution for the team's run-game woes, although adding another high-end investment at OT might not pay off immediately.
The Eagles' interior blocker situation is also under scrutiny, with Tyler Steen's contract set to expire after 2026. Olaivavega Ioane, Penn State's guard, could provide stability to a group that failed to meet the line's previous lofty standards.
As Jimmy Kempski notes, "the more logical player" for stashing would be Alabama's Kadyn Proctor, who is a size/athleticism freak but needs technical refinement. Ultimately, the Eagles' mock draft will depend on their priorities and how they evaluate these prospects.
The Philadelphia Eagles' 2026 mock draft is shaping up to be an exciting one, with several prospects emerging as potential fits for the team. One name that keeps popping up is Avieon Terrell, Clemson's cornerback. Terrell's impressive performance in 2025, where he broke up nine passes and forced five fumbles, has drawn comparisons to a reliable CB2 opposite Quinyon Mitchell.
However, Eagles fans might be skeptical about committing resources to the position, especially considering the team's need to bolster the offensive line and possibly find a new receiver if A.J. Brown is traded. Kenyon Sadiq, Oregon's tight end, is another prospect who's generating buzz as a potential top-10 pick. With Dallas Goedert set to become a free agent in March, the Eagles could look for a successor.
Sadiq's athleticism and blocking prowess make him an attractive option, but some might wonder if he'll crush the Combine like expected. Meanwhile, Caleb Lomu, Utah's tackle, is being touted as a long-term solution for the team's run-game woes, although adding another high-end investment at OT might not pay off immediately.
The Eagles' interior blocker situation is also under scrutiny, with Tyler Steen's contract set to expire after 2026. Olaivavega Ioane, Penn State's guard, could provide stability to a group that failed to meet the line's previous lofty standards.
As Jimmy Kempski notes, "the more logical player" for stashing would be Alabama's Kadyn Proctor, who is a size/athleticism freak but needs technical refinement. Ultimately, the Eagles' mock draft will depend on their priorities and how they evaluate these prospects.
, it seems like Avieon Terrell's name keeps popping up for 2nd cb spot. He had some sweet stats last year 
, but I'm not sure if he'd be the right fit for Eagles. They got other needs to tackle like OL & WR. Kenyon Sadiq might be an option tho 
- his blocking skills could help with that whole Goedert situation 
... plus, if a.j. brown is traded, they'll probs need another receiver ASAP 
. If he bombs, Eagles fans will be all like "what have we done?" 
Caleb Lomu might solve their run-game issues, but at what cost? Adding another high-end investment doesn't necessarily mean it'll pay off immediately... and Olaivavega Ioane's stability is a nice option, but let's not forget about Kadyn Proctor 
. Meanwhile, Caleb Lomu and Kadyn Proctor are like dark horses in the race - you never know what they might bring to the table unless they get the right training and resources 
. The Eagles need to make smart decisions that benefit their team, just like our policymakers should be making decisions for the country 
. Can't wait to see how this all plays out! 
. The talk about Avieon Terrell is just a distraction. Plus, Kenyon Sadiq's injury history is super sketchy, I wouldn't wanna bet on him 
. And have you seen Caleb Lomu's footwork in the drills? Like, he's got 3 steps and it looks like he's still in middle school 
so many problems with this team already... first off, A.J Brown might be traded? that's a huge blow to the offense, i mean we need him if we wanna compete with those other NFC teams. And now they're thinking about drafting another tight end? like, don't they already have Dallas Goedert set to leave after next season? it just feels like they're trying to solve too many problems at once... and what's up with Caleb Lomu? i mean, he's supposed to be a long-term solution but like isn't that just code for "we'll figure it out later"? 
Like Avieon Terrell could be a great pick @ 23rd overall, hes been doin some crazy stuff on the field 
TBH, I think the Eagles should just wing it and see who makes the cut 
. Plus, you gotta love a team that goes after the top tight end prospects - Kenyon Sadiq would be an awesome addition if they can nail that Combine performance