A way-too-early two-round mock draft for the Eagles that gives us some players to watch as the NCAA season begins.
Tag: draft
And How Are Our Other Round 2 Targets Doing?
Taking a look this week at some of the other Eagles draft hopefuls in the 2nd round including Terrace Marshall, Asante, JOK, Creed Humphrey, and Moehrig.
How Are Our Other Round 1 Targets Doing?
The Eagles had many needs entering the 2021 draft and could have gone with almost any position if they stayed BPA. But generally, our top draft hopefuls were offensive weapons and cornerbacks. Here I take a quick look at how each is doing so far this summer.
The Analytics of the Eagles Draft Philosophy Series: Wide Receivers
A look at the Eagles well-known issues with drafting receivers. But to not rehash what everybody knows, this includes what metrics the Eagles need to look at evaluating receivers and why I am very bullish on 2021.
The Analytics of the Eagles Draft Philosophy Series: Linebackers
An analysis of the Eagles controversial draft philosophy on linebackers, where Howie has been vocal in de-prioritizing the position against others.
The Analytics of the Eagles Draft Philosophy Series: “The QB Factory”
An analysis of Howie’s “quarterback factory” approach and what the data shows on chances of finding the QB that teams need. Also, a quick look at Howie’s dealing of QBs.
The Analytics of the Eagles Draft Philosophy Series: The Trenches Part 2 – OL
The Eagles have not actually prioritized O-line in the draft, despite Howie’s focus on the trenches. Long-term, elite starters have allowed them to focus elsewhere but investment is needed.
The Analytics of the Eagles Draft Philosophy Series: The Trenches Part 1 – DL
True to Howie’s word, the Eagles do prioritize the trenches (on the D-line) and have also drafted very, very well, especially with their top picks.
The Analytics of the Eagles Draft Philosophy Series: CB
An analysis of the Eagles cornerback draft philosophy and performance using historical draft value data. In short, they are paying for trying to get by on the cheap.
DeVonta Smith Will Hit the “Over” on Everything
The Eagles haven’t had a 1,000 yard receiver in years, but the past draft data shows that DeVonta could – and should – change this in 2021