Eagles have 10 picks in 2020 NFL Draft
Chris McPherson
Howie Roseman will have plenty of ammo to retool the Eagles' roster on draft weekend.
The Eagles officially have 10 selections in the 2020 NFL Draft after the NFL awarded 32 compensatory picks on Tuesday, three of them going to the Eagles for the net loss of free agents in the 2019 offseason. The Eagles were one of six teams to receive three compensatory picks. Only the New England Patriots earned more with four. The first round of the 2020 NFL Draft is set for April 23 in Las Vegas, the new home of the Raiders. Make sure to watch our live coverage all weekend long on Eagles Draft Central presented by Dietz and Watson.
Here is a look at the Eagles' 10 picks in the 2020 NFL Draft:
1st Round: No. 21 overall
2nd Round: No. 53 overall
3rd Round: No. 85 overall
3rd Round: No. 103 overall (Compensatory pick)
4th Round: No. 127 overall
4th Round: No. 145 overall (Compensatory pick)
4th Round: No. 146 overall (Compensatory pick)
5th Round: No. 166 overall
5th Round: No. 168 overall (From New England)
6th Round: No. 190 overall (From Atlanta)
How did the Eagles earn three compensatory picks? According to the NFL's formula for determining compensatory picks, quarterback Nick Foles, linebacker Jordan Hicks, and wide receiver Golden Tate counted as free agents lost, while the Eagles didn't acquire any free agents who factored into the formula.
*Note that the Arizona Cardinals used a 2020 fifth-round pick in the 2019 Supplemental Draft, so the Eagles' last three selections are moved up a spot.
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