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0:58Draft Gems: Eagles Take Texas OT Cameron Williams In 6th Round
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7:362025 NFL Draft Grades: NFC East
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1:42NFC East Draft Grades: Philadelphia Eagles
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0:232025 NFL Draft Grades: Eagles Select Kyle McCord No. 181
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0:202025 NFL Draft Grades: Eagles Select Ty Robinson No. 111
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0:342025 NFL Draft Grades: Eagles Select Jihaad Campbell No. 31
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1:06NFL Mock Draft: Eagles land Edge Donovan Ezeiruaku 32nd overall
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1:30Jalen Milroe falls to Eagles in round 2
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11:46Nick Sirianni, Eagles Head Coach Joins CBS Sports HQ
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2:58We Need To Talk: Where Are the Kansas City Chiefs Now?
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2:59Breaking News: Saints To Hire Kellen Moore As Next Head Coach
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1:59Breaking News: Saints Hiring Kellen Moore As Head Coach
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2:39What Needs To Happen For Eagles To Go Back-To-Back: Defense Remains Elite
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2:01Jalen Hurts & Saquon Barkley Sound Off After Their SB 59 Win
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2:12Andy Reid & Patrick Mahomes Sound Off Following Their SB 59 Loss
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1:17On-Site Recap: Biggest Takeaways From Super Bowl LIX
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2:57On-Site Recap: Where Chiefs, Eagles Go From Here
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2:41HQ Spotlight: How Would a Super Bowl LIX Loss Impact the Chiefs or Eagles?
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3:52HQ Spotlight: NFC Championship Game Predictions
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3:21Pushing the Pile: Wild Card Weekend Bold Predictions
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Eagles' Antwaun Powell-Ryland: Joins Philly's front seven
The Eagles selected Powell-Ryland in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 209th overall.
Powell-Ryland started out at Florida before transferring to Virginia Tech and developing into a force off the edge. He had 16.0 sacks as a fifth-year senior in 2024. Powell-Ryland tested well at the combine, too, clocking a 4.69 40-yard dash and turning in a 36.5-inch vertical. He's undersized for an NFL edge (6-foot-2, 258 with 31.25-inch arms), which may explain his fall to the sixth round. That said, he has natural pass-rush ability and is an interesting addition to Philadelphia's collection of guys who can get after the quarterback.
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Eagles' Cameron Williams: Bound for City of Brotherly Love
The Eagles selected Williams in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 207th overall.
Williams started just one season in 2024 for the Texas Longhorns but started all but one game, which he missed due to a right knee injury. His inexperience led to a bevy of penalties in his lone season as the starter at right tackle, but his measurables -- 6-foot-6, 317 pounds with long arms and big hands -- make him an intriguing prospect as a project. Williams will slot in as a depth lineman for the Eagles and aim to stand out in training camp to claim his 53-man roster spot.
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Eagles' Myles Hinton: Joins Eagles on Day 3
The Eagles selected Hinton in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 191st overall.
Hinton is a big-bodied tackle prospect (6-foot-6, 323 pounds, 34-inch arms) who spent his college career at Stanford and then Michigan, where he won a national championship. He became a full-time starter at Michigan at left tackle this past season. Hinton has some injury history, which raises durability questions, but landing in Philadelphia suggests he'll get the type of coaching that will help him reach his potential if he stays healthy.
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Eagles' Kyle McCord: Taken by Philadelphia in Round 6
The Eagles selected McCord in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 181st overall.
McCord transferred to Syracuse in 2024 after spending the three previous seasons at Ohio State. He flourished in Syracuse's pass-happy spread system, leading the FBS in passing yards (4,779) and completions per game (30.1) in 2024 to earn a spot on the Second Team All-ACC roster. McCord doesn't stand out physically, but he stays cool in the pocket and makes throws with conviction, which should translate against NFL-level defenses. He'll compete with Tanner McKee and Dorian Thompson-Robinson for the backup quarterback job behind Jalen Hurts.
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Eagles' Drew Kendall: Eagles add to trenches
The Eagles selected Kendall in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 168th overall.
Kendall was a three-year starter at Boston College, so he'll bring a lot of experience to an already stable Eagles offensive line. He primarily wins based on his technical skills rather than size and length, likely making him a good depth option without significant upside as a pro.
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Eagles' Smael Mondon: Another Dawg in Philly
The Eagles selected Mondon in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 161st overall.
In keeping with the team's recent tradition, the Eagles have selected another defensive player out of Georgia. Mondon was a five-star recruit coming out of high school who was a three-year starter for the Bulldogs. He topped out as a Second Team All-SEC performer in 2023 and missed some time as a senior due to a foot injury. Mondon was able to recoup his draft stock with a quality showing at the combine with a 4.58 40 highlighted by a lightning-quick 10-yard split (1.52s). He is on the lighter side at 224 pounds, so his ability to leverage his speed will be crucial to his transition to the league. If nothing else, he is another fast, athletic piece to add to the Philadelphia front seven.
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Eagles' Mac McWilliams: Grabbed by Eagles in fifth round
Philadelphia selected McWilliams in the fifth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 145th overall.
McWilliams demonstrated his versatility in the secondary by playing both in the slot and outside corner positions, and he finished the 2024 season at UCF with 32 tackles (25 solo), including 1.0 sacks, two pass defenses (one interception) and one forced fumble in 11 games. McWilliams showed off his speed at the 2025 NFL Combine with a 4.41-second 40-yard dash, and his quickness should give him a chance at contributing immediately for the Eagles in his rookie season.
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Eagles' Ty Robinson: Nabbed by Philly
The Eagles selected Robinson in the fourth round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 111th overall.
Robinson tested pretty well at the combine after finishing his career at Nebraska with by far his most productive campaign, racking up 37 tackles and 7.0 sacks. A five-year contributor with the Huskers, he was able to slide inside and play the nose in a 3-3-5 scheme in Lincoln. However, checking in at 6-foot-6, 288 pounds at the combine, he likely projects more as a defensive end in a 3-4 scheme with the Eagles.
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Eagles' Andrew Mukuba: Another value pick for Eagles
The Eagles selected Mukuba in the second round of the 2025 NFL Draft, 64th overall.
Philadelphia continues to stockpile defensive talent at a discount in this draft. Mukuba was a solid player for three seasons at Clemson before transferring closer to home at the University of Texas, where he continued to develop as part of one of the country's best secondaries. He had five interceptions and 69 tackles in 2024 at Texas. At 5-foot-11 and 186 pounds, Mukuba is a bit undersized for an NFL safety, though he makes up for it with his instincts and his ability to punch above his weight class as a tackler. C.J. Gardner-Johnson's departure leaves snaps available for Mukuba as a rookie.
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Team Statistical Rankings
| Rushing | Passing | Overall | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Off. |
179.3 (2nd) |
206.9 (30th) |
367.2 (8th) |
| Def. |
104.2 (10th) |
192.1 (2nd) |
278.4 (1st) |
Injuries
| Player | Injury |
|---|---|
| N. Dean LB Nakobe Dean LB | Knee |
| N. Smith LB Nolan Smith LB | Triceps |
| B. Young DT Byron Young DT | Hamstring |
| C. Jurgens C Cam Jurgens C | Back |
| L. Dickerson OG Landon Dickerson OG | Knee |