The Philadelphia Eagles are well-stocked for the 2026 NFL Draft, boasting nine picks, including three compensatory selections. However, their roster has undergone significant changes through a series of trades.
One notable deal sent defensive lineman Haason Reddick to the New York Jets in exchange for their third-round pick in 2026. Although Reddick failed to meet the conditions that would have elevated his pick to second round status, it remains a third-round selection.
The Eagles acquired talented outside linebacker C.J. Gardner-Johnson and a sixth-round pick from Houston in return for tackle Kenyon Green. They also swapped fifth-round picks with Atlanta, but details of this trade remain unclear.
Bryce Huff's departure to San Francisco was compensated by a fifth-round pick that could turn into a fourth-round selection if the 49ers meet certain sack totals. Conversely, the Eagles traded their own sixth-round pick and seventh-round pick from next year to Carolina for quarterback Sam Howell, although the terms of this conditional trade are still unknown.
Tight end Harrison Bryant was exchanged for wide receiver John Metchie in a deal with Houston that initially included a fifth-round pick and another sixth-round selection. The Eagles also traded their seventh-round pick to Jacksonville for tackle Fred Johnson, while acquiring running back Tank Bigsby from the Jaguars in exchange for two of their own mid-round picks.
Finally, cornerback Jaire Alexander was acquired by the Ravens in a trade involving a sixth-round pick and seventh-round pick from next year, marking the latest move in the Eagles' ongoing effort to strengthen their roster through the 2026 draft.
One notable deal sent defensive lineman Haason Reddick to the New York Jets in exchange for their third-round pick in 2026. Although Reddick failed to meet the conditions that would have elevated his pick to second round status, it remains a third-round selection.
The Eagles acquired talented outside linebacker C.J. Gardner-Johnson and a sixth-round pick from Houston in return for tackle Kenyon Green. They also swapped fifth-round picks with Atlanta, but details of this trade remain unclear.
Bryce Huff's departure to San Francisco was compensated by a fifth-round pick that could turn into a fourth-round selection if the 49ers meet certain sack totals. Conversely, the Eagles traded their own sixth-round pick and seventh-round pick from next year to Carolina for quarterback Sam Howell, although the terms of this conditional trade are still unknown.
Tight end Harrison Bryant was exchanged for wide receiver John Metchie in a deal with Houston that initially included a fifth-round pick and another sixth-round selection. The Eagles also traded their seventh-round pick to Jacksonville for tackle Fred Johnson, while acquiring running back Tank Bigsby from the Jaguars in exchange for two of their own mid-round picks.
Finally, cornerback Jaire Alexander was acquired by the Ravens in a trade involving a sixth-round pick and seventh-round pick from next year, marking the latest move in the Eagles' ongoing effort to strengthen their roster through the 2026 draft.
. Losing Reddick might hurt 'em, but they've got some solid comp picks comin' in and Gardner-Johnson should bring some instant value 
. Still, I'm curious about how this conditional trade with San Francisco will shake out - if Bryce Huff meets those sack totals, that 5th-rounder could be a game-changer for Philly! 
. C.J. Gardner-Johnson could be a game-changer on D, and I love the move to pick up Sam Howell - QB depth is always key! 
However, I'm a little curious about some of these conditional trades... it's like they're playing a game of roulette with their draft picks 
. Fingers crossed that all these moves pay off and Philly comes out on top next year! 
? One minute they got Reddick and CJGJ and next thing you know he's gone and they're trying to get more picks 
. I think it's a good move trading for Sam Howell, that guy can make some noise on the field 
but like, what about Bryce Huff's pick? Did they really need to give up another 6th round pick? 
! The Eagles are basically giving away all their mid-round picks for guys who might not even make it past training camp. And what's up with Bryce Huff leaving for San Francisco? Like, can't they just keep their own guys instead of trading away picks for a shot at the 49ers' sack totals 
like c.j gardner johnson and sam howell...i mean yeah they gave up a lot of draft capital but that's the price you pay for talent, right? 
and tank bigsby is gonna be so much fun to watch, i can already imagine him running wild on opposing teams 
... I mean, it's still a ways off but you gotta love all these trades and whatnot going down. So, the Eagles are basically stockpiling picks like crazy with nine of 'em including three compensatory ones - that's wild! And they just traded Haason Reddick to the Jets for like, a third-round pick or whatever... I guess it wasn't enough to get him to a higher round? Anyway, they also picked up C.J. Gardner-Johnson from Houston and that guy is supposed to be pretty talented... 
they're making. They got nine picks now, and most of them are mid-rounders 
which is cool, because that's where you can find some hidden gems.
. The terms are still kinda murky... like, what if the 49ers meet those sack totals? 
who went to San Francisco in exchange for a fifth-round pick that could be a fourth-round pick 
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But overall, I think the Eagles are doing alright... 
trade w/ Atlanta 
just read that there's gonna be a massive shortage of solar panels worldwide due to a global chip shortage... like, what's next? Anyway, back to football... I'm not sure how Philly will use all those picks but hopefully it'll help them fill the hole at WR since DeVonta Smith got injured 
. And btw, have you seen the prices of avocado toast in LA lately? Like, who can afford that?! 
... kenyon green is a big loss for them, hope he's doing well in houston 
... c.j. gardner-johnson is a nice addition tho, gonna be interesting to see how he fits in on defense