The Eagles trade up one spot higher to beat the competition for Proctor. [BLG Note: Worth noting here that Daniel Jeremiah had the Eagles taking Jihaad Campbell at No. 32 in his final mock draft last year.]Fran Duffy’s final 2026 NFL Mock Draft: We’ve arrived! – PHLYTRADE* The Philadelphia Eagles trade 1.23 and 3.98 to the Dallas Cowboys for 1.20 and 5.180. 20 – PHILADELPHIA EAGLES (FROM DAL) – T MONROE FREELING – GEORGIA. The board begins to dry up for the Eagles, and so I have them executing the same trade I had for them last week, moving up three spots to get Freeling from Georgia. Freeling doesn’t have to play right away and can develop behind the scenes behind Lane Johnson and Jordan Mailata.Jimmy Kempski’s full first-round 2026 NFL mock draft – PhillyVoice16) Philadelphia Eagles (TRADE with Jets — Eagles give up third-and fourth-round picks in 2027): Monroe Freeling, OT, Georgia: The Eagles find a successor for Lane Johnson in Freeling, the player in this draft who is most like him.

Freeling is inexperienced (17 career starts in college), but with the Eagles he’d be given time to develop behind the scenes while learning from one of the best offensive tackles in NFL history in Lane Johnson.A pair of early trade-ups begin our final Eagles-only mock draft – NBCSPRound 1: TRADE! Pick 22 (from Chargers): Kadyn Proctor, OT, Alabama. Eagles trade picks 23 & 137 to LAC for pick 22.

The Eagles are looking down the road, in the not-so-distant future, where the team’s uber-talented offensive line will need some new blood. Proctor slipped down the board just enough for us to pull the trigger on this deal, sacrificing a fourth-round compensatory pick to move up a spot to nab the 2nd-team All-American tackle. The Eagles had Proctor in for a Top 30 visit.

This young man is a prototypical mass of humanity, a player nearly impossible to move off his spot. A player this big and strong shouldn’t be around in the 20s, but where Proctor leaves GMs wanting is when it comes to lateral movement. Quicker edge rushers tend to have their way with him.

This inconsistency could lead to an eventual move inside to guard, where the Eagles also need help.Brian Baldinger leans offensive line for the Eagles’ first pick at No. 23 – BGNNFL Network expert Brian Baldinger, who possesses one of the keenest eyes when it comes to the NFL Draft and interior line play, recently took a few minutes to discuss where potentially the Eagles could look in Thursday’s NFL Draft. With an aging, mending offensive line, Baldinger sees the Eagles taking a developmental offensive tackle like Utah’s Caleb Lomu with the 23rd overall pick. Lomu is only 19.

He’s listed at 6-foot-6¼, 313 pounds.NFL mock draft 2026: Final projection with 2 big trades – SB NationThe NFL Draft is finally upon us. All the debating, consternation, and speculation comes to an end on Thursday night with the first round. We know that Fernando Mendoza is going No. 1 overall to the Las Vegas Raiders, but it’s all up in the air after that.

After looking at our big board, team needs, and potential trades we have finally settled on our final mock draft for the 1st round in 2026. Putting this together was a collaborative effort by James Dator and Mark Schofield, alternating picks, discussing the board, and formulating trades together. We’re not going to tell you who made which picks, because if you want to yell at one of us, you yell at both of us.

Without further ado here’s the mock, and after we’ll discuss the trades that we have taking place in the first round, as well as a few more notes.2026 Eagles Draft Preview – Iggles BlitzThe biggest priority for me is getting an OT. The Eagles need a player to replace Lane Johnson and this class has good options so you need to get one now. Let him sit and learn.

Or challenge at RG. Daniel Jeremiah posted his mock draft and had the Eagles trading to 15 to take OT Kadyn Proctor. Why 15?

Had to get ahead of the Lions, who reportedly want him. It finally occurred to me who he reminds me of. Former Eagle Shawn Andrews.

Injuried derailed his career, but when on the field he was a dominant blocker, especially in the run game. He was special. Proctor could challenge at RG this year and move to RT when Lane moves on.

I can see Howie trying to pull this off. He covets players with special ability. Proctor can be special. You will hear a lot of talk about