Philadelphia Eagles general manager Howie Roseman has a history of trading first-round picks, having done so in six of the last nine drafts. With the No. 32 pick this year, Roseman faces decisions on whether to trade up, stay put, or move back. He indicated he does not have 32 first-round grades, implying potential trades if high-value players are still available toward the end of the first round.

There are several prospects to consider for trade-ups, including edge rusher Shemar Stewart from Texas A&M, safety Malaki Starks from Georgia, and defensive tackle Walter Nolen from Mississippi. If the Eagles choose to stay at No. 32, they could target players like James Pearce, Donovan Ezeiruaka, or Jahdae Barron. Alternatively, if they opt to trade back, they might look at tight end Mason Taylor from LSU, offensive tackle Josh Simmons from Ohio State, or edge rusher Nic Scourton from Texas A&M.