The Philadelphia Eagles, known for their explosive offense, are contemplating trading up in the 2026 NFL Draft to acquire a player they highly value. General Manager Howie Roseman, who has a reputation for active trading on draft day, confirmed that the team does not have 32 players with first-round grades on their board. This suggests a possibility of trading back for additional picks unless a standout player is available. Over the past decade, Roseman has executed more than 60 draft-day trades, including eight trades up since 2010, yielding significant players like Brandon Graham and Carson Wentz. Potential targets for the Eagles include edge rushers David Bailey and Rueben Bain Jr., and wide receivers Carnell Tate and Denzel Boston, each of whom could provide immediate impact. The Eagles' draft strategy will likely depend on the prospects available at their 32nd pick.