How will the first round of the NFL Draft go on Thursday? Zach Berman and ALLCITY NFL Draft expert Fran Duffy go through all 32 picks in real time, just as the NFL general managers will have to do when they’re on the clock.
It’s the final PHLY Draft Show before the Tennessee Titans are on the clock Thursday night. ALLCITY NFL Draft expert Fran Duffy will answer all of your questions, whether it’s about the Eagles’ pick at No. 32 or Fran’s scouting process leading up to draft night.
The Eagles have perhaps the best wide receiver combination in the NFL with A.J. Brown and DeVonta Smith, plus they traded for former first-round pick Jahan Dotson last summer. So why should you pay attention to wide receivers in the draf this week? Brian Flinn, the Princeton WRs coach and favorite guest on the PHLY Eagles Podcast, joins Zach Berman and ALLCITY NFL Draft expert Fran Duffy to discuss this class of wide receivers, which players might fit the Eagles, and so much more.
The Eagles signed Cam Jurgens to a four-year contract extension worth $68 million. Jason Kelce's replacement is now under contract through the next five seasons. Jurgens' new deal makes him the second-highest paid center in the NFL. Zach Berman and Fran Duffy react to the news in an emergency episode of the PHLY Eagles Podcast.
It’s time for one of our favorite events of the year, the Owl You Know Draft in which we narrow down the most likely NFL Draft picks for Howie Roseman and the Eagles, from early-round players like Walter Nolen, Malaki Starks, Donovan Ezeiruaku, Mason Taylor, Nic Scourton to mid-round players like T.J. Sanders, JT Tuimoloau and Charles Grant to late-round options like Jaylin Smith, LeQuint Allen, Kobe King and Rayuan Lane III. Zach Berman tries to defend his title while Bo Wulf attempts to regain...
The 2026 NFL draft is only a week away! We're live from JD McGillicuddy's Manayunk with Anthony Gargano and Fran Duffy and other PHLY special guests to break down the upcoming NFL Draft.
We move onto safety in our NFL Draft position preview series as two realistic possibilities for the Eagles in round 1 loom with Georgia’s Malaki Starks and South Carolina’s Nick Emmanwori could be part of the replacement plan for C.J. Gardner-Johnson alongside Reed Blankenship and Sydney Brown. But this is a deep class of safeties, with intriguing options later in the draft like Xavier Watts, Jonas Sanker, Kevin Winston Jr., Andrew Mukuba, Jaylen Reed and Billy Bowman Jr. Shawn Syed of Sumer Spo...
Fran Duffy posted his final 32-team, 7-round mock draft on ALLPHLY.com , which includes a ton of information and speculation about team tendencies. Why did the Browns eschew Andrew Berry’s tendencies? Which team went in early on Ashton Jeanty? Where did the likes of Mykel Williams, Tyler Warren, Tetairoa McMillan, Jihaad Campbell and Will Johnson go? And who was on the board for the Eagles at No. 32? Fran Duffy explains it all.
The Eagles seem to be loaded with young cornerbacks with Quinyon Mitchell, Cooper DeJean and Kelee Ringo (who is actually a year younger than Quinyon), but there’s still room for more in an NFL Draft class that includes interesting players like Will Johnson, Maxwell Hairston, Shavon Revel, Azareye’h Thomas, Trey Amos and Benjamin Morrison. Zach Berman and Bo Wulf debate the merits of using another early-round pick on a corner while Fran Duffy provides his expert analysis.
Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman and head coach Nick Sirianni meet with reporters on Tuesday to discuss next week’s NFL Draft. What will the Eagles do at No. 32? Where is this draft strong and weak? What are Roseman’s big-picture thoughts on the draft process? Zach Berman will join Rich Hofmann live from the team facility with the latest. Fran Duffy will offer his NFL Draft insight at the start of the show.
Jalen Hurts, Tanner McKee and Dorian Thompson-Robinson is a good start, but for the franchise that once drafted Hurts behind Carson Wentz and has paid the likes of Kenny Pickett, Joe Flacco and Gardner Minshew, is it possible Howie Roseman will fire up the QB Factory once again? And if so, is Jalen Milroe the perfect option to bide his time behind Hurts? Plus, what do Zach Berman and Bo Wulf think about the likes of Cam Ward and Shedeur Sanders?
Fran Duffy is here and he’s ready to talk about the big uglies in the middle like Tyler Booker, Grey Zabel, Tate Ratledge, Donovan Jackson, Jared Wilson, Miles Frazier, Jackson Slater, Wyatt Milum and more. Barring a stud offensive tackle, would Howie Roseman aim to fortify the offensive line with an early-round pick inside? Join Fran, Zach Berman and Bo Wulf as the road to Round 1 rolls on.
Drop everything you're doing and call everyone you know. The Eagles shook the foundation of the NFL to its core Thursday with the signing of wide receiver Terrace Marshall, a second-round pick of the Panthers in 2021 who had an astounding three catches for the Las Vegas Raiders in 2024. At 6-2, 200, he will be just 25 this season if you want to get delusionally hopeful!
Brandon Thorn joins us to break down the intriguing offensive tackles in this year’s NFL Draft, including three players who have reportedly visited the Eagles’ complex on Top-30 visits: Josh Conerly Jr., Charles Grant and Anthony Belton. What might Jeff Stoutland like about those three? And do Josh Simmons, Aireontae Ersery, Donovan Jackson and Cameron Williams seem like potential Eagles as well? Join Zach Berman and Bo Wulf as their Eagles Draft preview series continues.
Howie Roseman likes him some defensive tackles, with picks in the first three rounds used on Jalen Carter, Jordan Davis and Milton Williams over recent years. This is a position where Howie has a type, so let’s dig under the hood on the top prospects to find out if Walter Nolen, Mason Graham, Derrick Harmon, T.J. Sanders, Shemar Turner and Deone Walker feel like potential Eagles. Join Zach Berman and Bo Wulf for all the action in the trenches.
Our NFL Draft position preview series moves on with a focus on linebacker, where Howie Roseman has paid Zack Baun but Nakobe Dean is injured and Oren Burks is gone, leaving just Jeremiah Trotter Jr. So, would a player like Jihaad Campbell make sense at No. 32? Is there a Day 2 player like Carson Schwesinger who would make sense? And what players on Day 3 offer potential starting upsid
Fran Duffy has been studying the tendencies of the league’s decision-makers for some time and he’s ready to put that work to use in projecting how the first round of the 2025 NFL Draft will play out. Where will players like Abdul Carter, Shedeur Sanders, Tetairoa McMillan, Tyler Warren, Tyler Booker, Will Campbell, Mason Graham, Will Johnson and Mike Green come off the board? The answer key is here.
We’re moving onto the Edge group in our series of position previews, as players like Donovan Ezeiruaku, Shemar Stewart, James Pearce Jr., Landon Jackson, Mykel Williams and JT Tuimoloau highlight a deep group of players who could add to Nolan Smith and Jalyx Hunt as the Eagles look to replace the production they thought they would get from Bryce Huff with Josh Sweat now in Arizona. Join Zach Berman, Bo Wulf and Fran Duffy as they break it all down.
It’s a deep running back class, though the likes of Ashton Jeanty and Omarion Hampton won’t be realistic options for the team led by Saquon Barkley. In the middle rounds, though, could Will Shipley see competition from players like DJ Giddens, Cam Skattebo, RJ Harvey, Bhayshul Tuten, Trevor Ettienne or Devin Neal? Zach Berman and Bo Wulf break it down.
We’re beginning our preview series as the NFL Draft approaches, beginning with one of the more intriguing position groups for the Eagles this year as Dallas Goedert’s future twists in the wind. Tyler Warren is likely to be out of the Eagles’ reach, but is Michigan’s Colston Loveland a realistic possibility? What about Elijah Arroyo or Mason Taylor in round two? And who among a deep group of prospects including Gavin Batholomew, Harold Fannin Jr., Jackson Hawes, Moliki Matavao, Gunnar Helm and mo...
It’s Draft Month! So we’re running through a series of superlatives about the upcoming NFL Draft, from players most likely to outperform their NFL Draft slot to who will get drafted earlier or later than expected and much more. Walter Nolen, Xavier Watts, Nick Emmanwori, Mason Graham, Jaxson Dart, Mykel Williams, Donovan Ezeiruaku and many more factor into the discussion as Fran Duffy sets his sights on the big weekend at the end of the month.
We’re back from the league meetings and ready to get to ball, with the big question dangling from the owners meetings being the apparent looming departure of Dallas Goedert. Are Howie Roseman, Jeffrey Lurie and Nick Sirianni really willing to cast aside their No. 3 option in the passing game without an obvious replacement? And who are the Tush Push enemies? It’s a full cast, with Jamie Lynch and Devon Given in studio with Bo Wulf before Zach Berman joins the fray.
PALM BEACH, Fla. — We’re on the scene at the Owners Meetings, where Jeffrey Lurie spoke for the first time since the Eagles won the Super Bowl for the second time in his stewardship. As the Tush Push remains under attack, Lurie defended the play and explained why the roster has seen so much change this offseason. He also addressed the team’s planned visit to the White House and what might lie ahead for the Eagles’ stadium. Plus, Nick Sirianni’s thoughts on changing his messaging and why it seems...
PALM BEACH, Fla. — Howie Roseman spoke Monday about the team’s decision to move on from C.J. Gardner-Johnson, re-sign Zack Baun, extend Saquon Barkley and let Dallas Goedert twist in the wind. Find out why he thinks this offseason makes sense as the team hopes to set the pieces up for a third trip down Broad Street. Plus, momentum seems to be gaining for the league to ban the Tush Push, which would probably cement the Eagles’ legacy as a team so good the league changed the rules on them. Join Za...
As the league considers whether to ban the tush push and the Eagles announce their staff, we look forward to next week’s league meetings. After that, we peer into the crystal ball to try to predict which Philadelphia athletes will be playing here the longest? Jalen Hurts, Jalen Carter, DeVonta Smith, Jordan Mailata and Nolan Smith seem like keepers, but will they last longer than the likes of Matvei Michkov and Tyrese Maxey? Join Rich Hofmann, Jamie Lynch and Bo Wulf for a wraparound session....
The greatest Eagles roster we’ve ever known is all of a sudden gone in an instant as the Eagles hand the keys over to the youth of the team. It’s also Mock Draft Szn & Fran Duffy has his latest mock draft out. Les Bowen gets to remember his time covering the great Brandon Graham, plus some football annoyances and plenty more on today’s PHLY Eagles podcast.
Time for a departure from our regularly scheduled programming, as we welcome Dan McQuade and Kelsey McKinney, author of the book “You Didn’t Hear This From Me.” As Eagles sickos, we can all appreciate delicious appeal of Eagles gossip, whether it be the relationship between star players, awkward front office dynamics and much more. Plus, Dan comes armed with an array of classic bootleg Eagles shirts.
Cam Ward, Shedeur Sanders and Justin Hunter? Yeah, right. Who are the realistic players for the Eagles to focus on come late April? Walter Nolen, James Pearce Jr., Donovan Ezeiruaku, Luther Burden, Aireontae Ersery & Malaki Starks, come on down! Plus, the Eagles sign Kendall Lamm to compete as a swing tackle and Christian Elliss gets the money he deserves. Join Fran Duffy and Bo Wulf for another episode of the PHLY Eagles Show.
We’re back with a roundup of the NFL Draft prospects on defense who are outliers in comparison to the recent history of productive players in the NFL. Shemar Stewart is an elite athlete, but his lack of production is difficult to believe. What kind of athlete is James Pearce Jr.? Do Mason Graham’s small arms matter? Same question for Will Johnson. And how insane of an athlete is Nick Emmanwori? Fran Duffy discusses it all as the draft approaches ever sooner.
EJ Smith is in the studio, so you know he’s gonna bang the drum for Kelee Ringo, the Eagles’ young cornerback (younger than Quinyon Mitchell!) who seems primed to inherit the starting job opposite Mitchell and Cooper DeJean. We’re playing a game of blind rankings to cover a variety of Eagles topics, from Tanner McKee’s future and the likelihood the starting right guard isn’t on the roster to A.J. Brown, Jalen Carter and more.
