The Eagles’ decision to trade Jordan Davis to Jacksonville has added two premium selections to an already substantial collection of future draft picks. Philadelphia now holds 26 selections across the next three drafts, including 10 in the first two rounds, according to an inventory reported by The Philadelphia Inquirer’s Jeff McLane.
ESPN’s Adam Schefter reported that Jacksonville is sending the Eagles a 2027 first-round pick and a 2029 second-round pick for Davis. Those additions give Philadelphia multiple first-round selections in both 2027 and 2028, along with multiple second-round picks in 2028 and 2029.
The haul gives general manager Howie Roseman considerable flexibility as the 2-7 Eagles evaluate their roster. Here is the year-by-year breakdown reported by McLane.
Eagles’ 2027 NFL draft picks
Philadelphia holds nine selections, including two first-round picks.
Jacksonville’s first-round selection is the newest addition. Its eventual position will depend on the Jaguars’ season, so the Eagles cannot yet attach a specific overall number to that asset.
Philadelphia also has three fifth-round selections, giving Roseman additional opportunities to select players or assemble packages for other moves.
Eagles’ 2028 NFL draft picks
The Eagles hold nine selections, including four in the first two rounds.
This is Philadelphia’s deepest collection of early-round capital among the three drafts. Two first-rounders and two second-rounders give the organization several potential paths, from selecting multiple prospects to pursuing trades involving established players.
Those possibilities remain options, not announced plans.
Eagles’ 2029 NFL draft picks
Philadelphia holds eight selections, including the second-round pick acquired in the Davis agreement.
How Eagles reach 10 premium draft selections
McLane’s inventory matches Schefter’s reported total of 10 picks in the first two rounds.
Philadelphia therefore holds five first-round picks and five second-round picks across the next three drafts. The Davis trade contributes two of those 10 selections.
The inventory gives the Eagles resources to address multiple positions, but the picks themselves are only the beginning. Turning that flexibility into a stronger roster will require sound selections, effective development, and disciplined decisions about when to trade draft capital for immediate help.
This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Updated Eagles draft picks after blockbuster Jordan Davis trade
