An NFL draft analyst believes the Eagles will trade out of the 32nd pick and allow a former coordinator to get a young quarterback.

The Philadelphia Eagles have the No. 32 pick in the 2025 NFL Draft when Round 1 begins April 24 in Green Bay. The Eagles own eight total picks in the seven-round draft. Every pick in the seven-round NFL Draft. • Round 1: April 24, 8 p.m. ET • Rounds 2-3: April 25, 7 p.m. ET • Rounds 4-7: April 26, noon ET

The Philadelphia Eagles have several holes to address in the upcoming 2025 NFL Draft, so there is no telling what position they're going to target first. However, it's always a good idea to turn to the trenches as long as there is a lineman worth selecting that early left on the board.

At least if ESPN's Field Yates is to be believed. Yates released his latest mock draft Wednesday, and it features Buffaloes quarterback Shedeur Sanders going to the New York Giants at No. 3 and cornerback/wide receiver Travis Hunter going to the New England Patriots at No.

Signing Russell Wilson and Jameis Winston solved the New York Giants’ immediate need for a starting quarterback. They could still draft one for the future. “The face of a franchise is a quarterback,” Giants coach Brian Daboll said Tuesday at the NFL meetings.

The Bleacher Report Scouting Department has everyone covered. Brandon Thorn, Dame Parson and Matt Holder spent the last seven months evaluating prospects and writing scouting reports—which are hyperlinked with every player mentioned.

NFL Draft cycle is entering its final month. The NFL Scouting Combine in Indianapolis is in the books, and all 32 teams' draft needs are beginning to become more clear with the new league year kicking off and ushering in free agency.

Field Yates predicts landing spots in Rounds 1-2 of this year's NFL draft, including new homes for five quarterbacks and a few big trades.

Adam Schefter's recent update on the Browns and Giants in the NFL draft could impact the Jaguars at pick No. 5.

As the NFL considers banning the controversial "tush push," former Philadelphia Eagles offensive coordinator and current Indianapolis Colts coach Shane Steichen joins Nick Sirianni in advocating for its legality.

The Packers' proposal to ban immediate pushing on plays like the tush push has been a popular topic of conversation at the league meetings in Palm Beach.

Eagles' Nick Sirianni had a pointed response, and a warning, for those trying to ban the Tush Push at NFL owners' meetings

Nick Sirianni has the highest win percentage of any head coach in Philadelphia Eagles history, and is coming off a Super Bowl victory. A contract extension hasn't been announced for the head coach, yet Eagles owner Jeffrey Lurie said it would be coming.

Nick Sirianni said right now he's on our football team and obviously Dallas Goedert has meant a lot to us when asked about the Eagles tight end

Jeffrey Lurie say“you guys will find out soon enough that he will be our coach moving forward" when hinting about a new deal for Nick Sirianni