The last time the Eagles held the 32nd overall pick they traded out of the spot, making way for the Ravens to select QB Lamar Jackson in the 2018 Draft. Now, with a 2025 draft class more notable for its depth than top tier talent and a heavy expectation that at least one team will be working their way back into RD 1 for a QB, we could see history repeat itself. Historically though, GM Howie Roseman is more likely to trade up a few spots than back, and he proved just last year, he has no problem letting the draft come to him as CB Quinyon Mitchell fell right into Philadelphia's lap at pick 22 last year.
If the Eagles do stick at 32, they should have solid options along along either side of the line, but the offensive line could be the most appealing. The Eagles lost RG Mekhi Becton and swing tackle Fred Johnson (who made 6 starts in 2024) to free agency leaving the OL feeling a bit thin.
Josh Conerly Jr. could change that.
Conerly was two-year starter at left tackle for Oregon, but showed the ability to play on the right side at the Senior Bowl, and should be able to move inside to guard as well though that move would likely be temporary. Conerly has flashed excellent athleticism and physicality and still has a long way to grow. In the Eagles offensive line room he could develop into the next in a long line of Pro Bowlers molded under OL coach Jeff Stoutland.