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List of Philadelphia Eagles first-round draft picks

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The Philadelphia Eagles, a professional American football team based in Philadelphia, joined the National Football League (NFL) in 1933 as a replacement team for the Frankford Yellow Jackets, after the Yellow Jackets went bankrupt and ceased operations. After the AFL–NFL merger in 1970, the Eagles were moved to the current NFC East division. Every April, each NFL franchise adds new players to its roster through a collegiate draft at the "NFL Annual Player Selection Meeting", more commonly known as the NFL Draft. Teams are ranked in inverse order based on their previous season's records, with the worst record picking first, the second-worst picking second, and so on. Two exceptions to this order are made for teams that played in the previous Super Bowl: the Super Bowl champion picks last (32nd), and the Super Bowl loser picks next to last (31st). Teams often trade their picks to other teams for different picks, players, cash, or combinations thereof; thus, it is not uncommon for a team's actual draft pick to differ from its assigned pick, or for a team to have extra or no draft picks in a particular round.

The Eagles' first selection as an NFL team was Jay Berwanger, a running back from University of Chicago. The Eagles have selected number one overall three times, including Berwanger in 1936, Sam Francis in 1937, and Chuck Bednarik in 1949, second overall five times, and third overall three times. Three eventual Hall of Famers have been selected by the Eagles: Steve Van Buren, Bednarik, and Bob Brown. The team's most recent first-round choice was Jihaad Campbell, a linebacker from Alabama.

Key

†	Indicates the player was selected for the Pro Bowl

Player selections

1999]] 1st round draft pick [[Donovan McNabb

Year	Pick	Player name	Position	College	Notes
1936	1	Jay Berwanger*	RB	Chicago
1937	1	Sam Francis*	FB	Nebraska
1938	2	Jim McDonald	HB	Ohio State
1939	4	Davey O'Brien †	QB	TCU
1940	2	George McAfee †^	HB	Duke
1941	No Pick
1942	3	Pete Kmetovic	HB	Stanford
1943	2	Joe Muha	FB	VMI
1944	5	Steve Van Buren†^	HB	LSU
1945	9	John Yonaker	DE	Notre Dame
1946	7	Leo Riggs	HB	USC
1947	8	Neill Armstrong	DE	Oklahoma A&M
1948	8	Clyde Scott	HB	Arkansas
1949	background:#dfd;"	1	Chuck Bednarik^*†	C	Penn
9	Frank Tripucka	QB	Notre Dame
1950	14	Bud Grant	DE	Minnesota
1951	7	Ebert Van Buren	FB	LSU
8	Chet Mutryn	FB	Xavier
1952	5	Johnny Bright	FB	Drake
1953	No Pick
1954	9	Neil Worden	FB	Notre Dame
1955	9	Dick Bielski †	FB	Maryland
1956	4	Bob Pellegrini	LB	Maryland
1957	7	Clarence Peaks	FB	Michigan State
1958	6	Walt Kowalczyk	FB	Michigan State
1959	No Pick
1960	9	Ron Burton	RB	Northwestern
1961	14	Art Baker	FB	Syracuse
1962	No Pick
1963	4	Ed Budde †	T	Michigan State
1964	2	Bob Brown†^	T	Nebraska
1965	No Pick
1966	4	Randy Beisler	T	Indiana
1967	19	Harry Jones	RB	Arkansas
1968	14	Tim Rossovich †	DE	USC
1969	3	Leroy Keyes	RB	Purdue
1970	6	Steve Zabel	LB	Oklahoma
1971	5	Richard Harris	DE	Grambling
1972	14	John Reaves	QB	Florida
1973	3	Jerry Sisemore †	T	Texas
6	Charle Young †	TE	USC
1974	No Pick
1975	No Pick
1976	No Pick
1977	No Pick
1978	No Pick
1979	21	Jerry Robinson †	LB	UCLA
1980	23	Roynell Young †	DB	Alcorn State
1981	27	Leonard Mitchell	DE	Houston
1982	20	Mike Quick †	WR	North Carolina State
1983	8	Michael Haddix	RB	Mississippi State
1984	4	Kenny Jackson	WR	Penn State
1985	9	Kevin Allen	T	Indiana
1986	10	Keith Byars †	RB	Ohio State
1987	9	Jerome Brown †	DT	Miami(FL)
1988	13	Keith Jackson †	TE	Oklahoma
1989	No Pick
1990	22	Ben Smith	DB	Georgia
1991	8	Antone Davis	T	Tennessee
1992	No Pick
1993	19	Lester Holmes	G	Jackson State
24	Leonard Renfro	DT	Colorado
1994	14	Bernard Williams	T	Georgia	–
1995	7	Mike Mamula	DE	Boston College
1996	25	Jermane Mayberry †	T	Texas A&M–Kingsville
1997	25	Jon Harris	DE	Virginia
1998	11	Tra Thomas †	T	Florida State
1999	2	Donovan McNabb †	QB	Syracuse
2000	6	Corey Simon †	DT	Florida State
2001	25	Freddie Mitchell	WR	UCLA
2002	26	Lito Sheppard †	CB	Florida
2003	15	Jerome McDougle	DE	Miami(FL)
2004	16	Shawn Andrews †	T	Arkansas
2005	31	Mike Patterson	DT	USC
2006	14	Brodrick Bunkley	DT	Florida State
2007	No Pick
2008	No Pick
2009	19	Jeremy Maclin †	WR	Missouri
2010	13	Brandon Graham †	DE	Michigan
2011	23	Danny Watkins	G	Baylor
2012	12	Fletcher Cox †	DT	Mississippi State
2013	4	Lane Johnson †	T	Oklahoma
2014	26	Marcus Smith	DE	Louisville
2015	20	Nelson Agholor	WR	USC
2016	2	Carson Wentz †	QB	North Dakota State
2017	14	Derek Barnett	DE	Tennessee
2018	No Pick
2019	22	Andre Dillard	T	Washington State
2020	21	Jalen Reagor	WR	TCU
2021	10	DeVonta Smith	WR	Alabama
2022	13	Jordan Davis	DT	Georgia
2023	9	Jalen Carter †	DT	Georgia
30	Nolan Smith	LB	Georgia
2024	22	Quinyon Mitchell	CB	Toledo
2025	31	Jihaad Campbell	LB	Alabama

Footnotes

The 1941 pick was traded to the Chicago Bears.
This was a lottery bonus pick.
The Eagles obtained this choice from Detroit.
Eagles traded their 1953 first-round pick to Los Angeles Rams.
Eagles traded their 1959 first-round pick to Los Angeles Rams for Norm Van Brocklin.
Eagles traded their 1962 first-round pick to St. Louis Cardinals for King Hill.
Eagles traded their 1965 first-round pick along with Lee Roy Caffey to Green Bay Packers for Jim Ringo and Earl Gros.
Eagles traded their 1974 first-round pick and 1975 first and third-round picks to Los Angeles Rams for Roman Gabriel.
The Eagles traded the 1976 first-round pick to Cincinnati Bengals for Mike Boryla.
Eagles traded their 1977 first-round and 1978 1st- and 2nd-round draft picks to Cincinnati for Bill Bergey.
The Eagles traded the 1989 draft pick to Indianapolis Colts for Ron Solt.
Eagles traded their 1991 and 1992 first-round draft picks to Green Bay, for Green Bay's 1991 first-round pick.
The Eagles had obtained a 1993 first-round pick (13th overall) from NFL as compensation for the departure of Reggie White. Eagles then traded this to Houston for their first pick plus their third-round selection.
The 1995 pick was obtained from Tampa Bay in exchange for Eagles' 1995 first-round pick (12th overall) in the first round and picks 43 and 63 in the 2nd round; Eagles also received Tampa's third-round pick (72nd pick overall) in 1995.
In 1997 Eagles traded their first-round pick (22nd overall) to Dallas in exchange for the Cowboys’ 1997 first-round pick (25th overall), 1997 fifth-round pick (155th overall) and the Cowboys' best 1998 third-round pick.
The 2003 first-round choice (15th pick overall) was obtained from San Diego in exchange for Eagles' 2003 first-round pick (30th pick overall), and 2003 second-round pick (62nd pick overall). That second-round pick was acquired from Green Bay for CB Al Harris and a fourth-round pick in 2003.
The 2004 first-round draft choice (16th pick overall) was obtained from San Francisco for Eagles' 2004 first-round pick (28th pick overall) and the 2004 second-round pick (58th pick overall).
Eagles traded their 2007 first-round pick (26th overall, used to select Anthony Spencer) to Dallas for the Cowboys' first second-round selection (36th overall, acquired from Cleveland in a trade, used to select Kevin Kolb), their third-round selection (87th overall, used to select Stewart Bradley), and their fifth-round selection (159th overall, used to select C.J. Gaddis).{{cite web | access-date = 2008-05-22 | archive-date = 2009-03-09 | archive-url = https://web.archive.org/web/20090309064342/http://sports.espn.go.com/nfl/draft07/news/story?id=2850327 | url-status = live
Eagles traded their 2008 first-round selection (19th overall) to Carolina for Carolina's 2008 second- and fourth-round selections (43rd and 109th), and Carolina's 2009 first-round pick.
Eagles traded their 2009 first-round selection (21st overall) and sixth-round selection to Cleveland for Cleveland's 2009 first-round selection (19th overall), used to select Jeremy Maclin.
Eagles traded their 2010 first-round selection (24th overall) and two third-round selections (70th and 87th overall) to Denver for Denver's 2010 first-round selection (13th overall), used to select Brandon Graham.
Eagles traded their 2012 first-round selection (15th overall), fourth-round selection (114th overall), and sixth-round selection (172nd overall) to Seattle for Seattle's 2012 first-round selection (12th overall), used to select Fletcher Cox.
Eagles traded their 2018 first- and fourth-round selections (32nd and 132nd overall) to Baltimore in exchange for their second- and fourth-round selections (52nd and 125th overall) and a second-round selection in 2019.
Eagles traded their 2019 first, fourth, and sixth-round selections (25th, 127th, and 197th overall) to Baltimore for Baltimore's first-round selection (22nd overall), used to select Andre Dillard.
Eagles traded their 2023 first-round (10th overall) and their 2024 fourth-round pick to Carolina in exchange for their first-round selection (9th overall), used to select Jalen Carter.

References

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