Eagles

There has been some talk about the team moving back into the Top 10, but if that happens, who would they target?

Former Eagles defensive coordinator Jim Schwartz announced after the season that he would be stepping away from the game.

The Philadelphia Eagles have been landing a wide receiver in a majority of mock drafts, but after moving from No. 6 to No. 12 it seems the focus is shifting to defense.

The thinking from Howie Roseman and the Eagles front office appears to be that the player they targeted would not be on the board when it was their turn to make a selection.

With the team signing veteran Joe Flacco, it would appear they are going with Flacco to back up Hurts rather than select a quarterback with pick No. 6 in the draft.

Since leaving the Eagles, Foles has struggled as a starter, losing stating positions in both Jacksonville and Chicago.

The former Eagles quarterback met with the Indianapolis media for the first time, and spoke for the first time in three months about his time in Philadelphia.

ESPN.com did a re-draft of the first two rounds of the 2020 NFL Draft. Check out which two players they gave the Eagles in the re-draft.

Here are three things the Eagles need to look for in this year's draft.

While the Eagles don't really have a lot of their own free agents to decide on, they do have one who made the top 100 list.