For the second time this season, Howie Roseman has traded an Eagles player who wasn’t expected to be on the block.
As Philadelphia’s 2026 season has fallen apart, with injuries and Lane Johnson’s retirement leading to a seven-game losing streak, the Eagles have become sellers ahead of Tuesday’s trade deadline. And after sending OL Cam Jurgens to the Ravens last month, Roseman struck another deal on Monday.
The Jaguars are acquiring hulking defensive tackle Jordan Davis from the Eagles in exchange for a 2027 first-round pick and a 2029 second-round pick, per Adam Schefter, another significant influx of draft assets for Philadelphia.
Here’s a look at the Eagles’ updated picks over the next three years after the Davis, Jurgens and A.J. Brown trades.
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Eagles draft picks after Jordan Davis trade
After also acquiring the Patriots‘ 2028 first-rounder in the offseason involving Brown, the Eagles are now up to four first-round picks over the next two NFL Drafts, including their own.
Additionally, Philadelphia is slated to carry multiple second-round picks into the 2028 and 2029 drafts.
Here’s an updated look at the Eagles’ 2027, 2028 and 2029 picks after Monday’s blockbuster with Jacksonville, per Spotrac:
2027
- 1st Round, Own
- 1st Round, via Jaguars
- 2nd Round, Own
- 3rd Round, Projected Compensatory Pick
- 4th Round, Own
- 5th Round, Own
- 5th Round, via Ravens
- 5th Round, via Patriots (conditional)
- 7th Round, via Vikings
2028
- 1st Round, Own
- 1st Round, via Patriots
- 2nd Round, Own
- 2nd Round, via Ravens
- 3rd Round, Own
- 4th Round, Own
- 5th Round, Own
- 6th Round, Own
- 7th Round, Own
2029
- 1st Round, Own
- 2nd Round, Own
- 2nd Round, via Jaguars
- 3rd Round, Own
- 4th Round, Own
- 5th Round, Own
- 6th Round, Own
- 7th Round, Own
As things stand, the Eagles will have 10 first- or second-round picks over the next three drafts as they look to retool.
Offensively, Jalen Hurts, Saquon Barkley, Devonta Smith, Jordan Mailata, Makai Lemon and Eli Stowers are anticipated to make up Philadelphia’s core it will build around; defensively, the Eagles also still have some of the NFL’s best defenders in Jalen Carter, Zack Baun, Jonathan Greenard, Quinyon Mitchell and Cooper DeJean.
Considering the veteran talent Philadelphia already has in place, it’s certainly possible Roseman cashes in some of his top picks for another star this offseason or the next.
The Eagles’ own 2027 first-round pick is already trending to be a top-10 selection; after Week 9, their 2-7 record would give them the No. 5 pick in April. Jacksonville, meanwhile, has the projected No. 25 pick as one of the NFL’s best teams this season.
Regardless of how Roseman uses his picks, this is likely more of a re-tool during a tough season for Philadelphia. By next August, chances are, Eagles will be eyeing a return to contention with some more young talent in place.
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