The draft is rich with defensive linemen, and there should be a good one left at No. 32 out of a group consisting of Shemar Stewart, James Pearce, Walter Nolen or Donovan Ezeiruaku. But there's also a safety in Georgia's Malaki Starks, who could technically start right away next to Reed Blankenship.

The Eagles go into the seven-round draft with eight picks − all in the first five rounds. As defending Super Bowl champions, the Eagles are drafting at the end of each of the first three rounds − at No. 32, 64, and 96.

After months of speculating about what the Philadelphia Eagles will do in the 2025 NFL Draft, the first round is finally here. Will the Eagles trade up? Trade back? Stay put? And will they take an edge rusher, an interior defensive lineman, an offensive lineman, or some other player at an unforeseen position with their first-round pick?