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2025 Philadelphia Eagles - Big Dallas news to talk about. (3 Viewers)

Really happy for Kellen Moore there in NO. Tyler Shough has a great story Ig you want more go watch or listen to the Todd McShay pods around the draft and shortly after. He interviews this guy at the combine. Bone breaks and was Justin Herbert’s backup at Oregon. Rated one of the best QBs in his class outside of TLaw. Getting his QB year 1 helps that rebuild for him
 
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Just a reminder on picks

Eagles picks NFL Draft 2025:

Day 1
RD1 31 Jiihad Campbell LB/Edge Alabama

Day 2
RD2 64
RD3 96

Day 3
RD4 134
RD5 161
RD5 164 (traded to KC)
RD5 165
RD5 168
 
Eagles picks NFL Draft 2025:

Day 1
RD1 31 Jiihad Campbell LB/Edge Alabama

Day 2
RD2 64 Andrew Mukuba Safety Texas
RD3 96

Day 3
RD4 134
RD5 161
RD5 164 (traded to KC)
RD5 165
RD5 168
 
Shane Haff

Andrew Mukuba Scouting Report:

Bio: 4* recruit who became the first true freshman defensive starter for Clemson since 1972. He started 31 of 35 games over 3 seasons for Clemson and then transferred to Texas for his senior season.

Physical: 22 years old, 5'11" (40th percentile), 186 pounds (14th percentile), 4.45 40-yard dash (71st percentile), 5.11 Relative Athletic Score

Stats: Allowed 7.4 yards per reception (2nd), 1.6 YAC/REC (1st), 5 INTs (2nd), 6 PBUs (4th), 12.1 Passer Rating when Targeted (2nd)*

Usage: 415 career snaps in the box, 1,181 at safety, 803 in the slot, 34 at boundary CB

Strengths
🏈Ball Hawk! He had 5 INTs and 6 PBUs at Texas in 2024. He is a good ball tracker who surveys the field well and reacts quickly.
🏈Displays natural coverage instincts
🏈Has great range due to his speed and recognition
🏈Aggressive run defender with a quick trigger downfield
🏈Very versatile. Played in the slot a lot for Clemson, but played a lot of deep safety for Texas, which is probably his best usage.

Weaknesses
🏈Will struggle at the catch point against bigger TEs. Small for the position, and it shows up against big targets.
🏈Tends to dive at the legs of bigger RB,s which leads to a lot of missed tackles (14.4% missed tackle rate in 2024)
🏈Doesn't play from a trail position very well (largely irrelevant if he plays deep safety)
🏈Doesn't have a ton of experience in man coverage

Scheme Fit/Round: 2nd - Deep safety (either split field or the post safety in single high schemes.

*Stats among top 20 DBs in the draft class
 
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DJackson10 said:
Shane Haff

Andrew Mukuba Scouting Report:

Bio: 4* recruit who became the first true freshman defensive starter for Clemson since 1972. He started 31 of 35 games over 3 seasons for Clemson and then transferred to Texas for his senior season.

Physical: 22 years old, 5'11" (40th percentile), 186 pounds (14th percentile), 4.45 40-yard dash (71st percentile), 5.11 Relative Athletic Score

Stats: Allowed 7.4 yards per reception (2nd), 1.6 YAC/REC (1st), 5 INTs (2nd), 6 PBUs (4th), 12.1 Passer Rating when Targeted (2nd)*

Usage: 415 career snaps in the box, 1,181 at safety, 803 in the slot, 34 at boundary CB

Strengths
🏈Ball Hawk! He had 5 INTs and 6 PBUs at Texas in 2024. He is a good ball tracker who surveys the field well and reacts quickly.
🏈Displays natural coverage instincts
🏈Has great range due to his speed and recognition
🏈Aggressive run defender with a quick trigger downfield
🏈Very versatile. Played in the slot a lot for Clemson, but played a lot of deep safety for Texas, which is probably his best usage.

Weaknesses
🏈Will struggle at the catch point against bigger TEs. Small for the position, and it shows up against big targets.
🏈Tends to dive at the legs of bigger RB,s which leads to a lot of missed tackles (14.4% missed tackle rate in 2024)
🏈Doesn't play from a trail position very well (largely irrelevant if he plays deep safety)
🏈Doesn't have a ton of experience in man coverage

Scheme Fit/Round: 2nd - Deep safety (either split field or the post safety in single high schemes.

*Stats among top 20 DBs in the draft class
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That’s a direct CJGJ comp.
 
JetMaxx said:
DJackson10 said:
Shane Haff

Andrew Mukuba Scouting Report:

Bio: 4* recruit who became the first true freshman defensive starter for Clemson since 1972. He started 31 of 35 games over 3 seasons for Clemson and then transferred to Texas for his senior season.

Physical: 22 years old, 5'11" (40th percentile), 186 pounds (14th percentile), 4.45 40-yard dash (71st percentile), 5.11 Relative Athletic Score

Stats: Allowed 7.4 yards per reception (2nd), 1.6 YAC/REC (1st), 5 INTs (2nd), 6 PBUs (4th), 12.1 Passer Rating when Targeted (2nd)*

Usage: 415 career snaps in the box, 1,181 at safety, 803 in the slot, 34 at boundary CB

Strengths
🏈Ball Hawk! He had 5 INTs and 6 PBUs at Texas in 2024. He is a good ball tracker who surveys the field well and reacts quickly.
🏈Displays natural coverage instincts
🏈Has great range due to his speed and recognition
🏈Aggressive run defender with a quick trigger downfield
🏈Very versatile. Played in the slot a lot for Clemson, but played a lot of deep safety for Texas, which is probably his best usage.

Weaknesses
🏈Will struggle at the catch point against bigger TEs. Small for the position, and it shows up against big targets.
🏈Tends to dive at the legs of bigger RB,s which leads to a lot of missed tackles (14.4% missed tackle rate in 2024)
🏈Doesn't play from a trail position very well (largely irrelevant if he plays deep safety)
🏈Doesn't have a ton of experience in man coverage

Scheme Fit/Round: 2nd - Deep safety (either split field or the post safety in single high schemes.

*Stats among top 20 DBs in the draft class
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That’s a direct CJGJ comp.
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Yeah and CJGJ has had trouble staying healthy.
 
Snotbubbles said:
JetMaxx said:
DJackson10 said:
Shane Haff

Andrew Mukuba Scouting Report:

Bio: 4* recruit who became the first true freshman defensive starter for Clemson since 1972. He started 31 of 35 games over 3 seasons for Clemson and then transferred to Texas for his senior season.

Physical: 22 years old, 5'11" (40th percentile), 186 pounds (14th percentile), 4.45 40-yard dash (71st percentile), 5.11 Relative Athletic Score

Stats: Allowed 7.4 yards per reception (2nd), 1.6 YAC/REC (1st), 5 INTs (2nd), 6 PBUs (4th), 12.1 Passer Rating when Targeted (2nd)*

Usage: 415 career snaps in the box, 1,181 at safety, 803 in the slot, 34 at boundary CB

Strengths
🏈Ball Hawk! He had 5 INTs and 6 PBUs at Texas in 2024. He is a good ball tracker who surveys the field well and reacts quickly.
🏈Displays natural coverage instincts
🏈Has great range due to his speed and recognition
🏈Aggressive run defender with a quick trigger downfield
🏈Very versatile. Played in the slot a lot for Clemson, but played a lot of deep safety for Texas, which is probably his best usage.

Weaknesses
🏈Will struggle at the catch point against bigger TEs. Small for the position, and it shows up against big targets.
🏈Tends to dive at the legs of bigger RB,s which leads to a lot of missed tackles (14.4% missed tackle rate in 2024)
🏈Doesn't play from a trail position very well (largely irrelevant if he plays deep safety)
🏈Doesn't have a ton of experience in man coverage

Scheme Fit/Round: 2nd - Deep safety (either split field or the post safety in single high schemes.

*Stats among top 20 DBs in the draft class
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That’s a direct CJGJ comp.
Click to expand...

Yeah and CJGJ has had trouble staying healthy.
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CJ is short, but well built. This guy sounds too small. Sydney Brown will win the job. But what do I know.
 
Texas Safety Andrew Mukuba Last Season:

🤘 401 Coverage Snaps
🤘 76 Yards Allowed
🤘 Zero TDs Allowed
🤘 12.1 Passer Rating Allowed
🤘 89.7 Coverage Grade
 
Eagles picks NFL Draft 2025:

Day 1
RD1 31 (KC Pick) Campbell LB/Edge Alabama
RD1 32 (Traded to KC)
Day 2
RD2 64 Andrew Mukuba Safety Texas
RD3 96 (traded to ATL)
RD3 101 (ATL pick)

Day 3
RD4 134
RD5 161
RD5 164 (traded to KC)
RD5 165
RD5

Picks traded for 2025 and beyond from this draft

ATL 5th 26
 
Eagles picks NFL Draft 2025:

Day 1
RD1 31 (KC Pick) Campbell LB/Edge Alabama
RD1 32 (Traded to KC)
Day 2
RD2 64 Andrew Mukuba Safety Texas
RD3 96 (traded to ATL)
RD3 101 (ATL pick)

Day 3
RD4 134
RD5 161
RD5 164 (traded to KC)
RD5 165
RD5

The Eagles are now projected to have 12 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.

1
2
3 (from NYJ)
3
3*
4
4*
5 (from ATL)
5 (from HOU)
5
5*
7

*projected comp picks
 
And now we’re done

#Broncos trade 111, 130, 191 to #Eagles for 101, 134.

Eagles picks NFL Draft 2025:

Day 1
RD1 31 (KC Pick) Campbell LB/Edge Alabama
RD1 32 (Traded to KC)
Day 2
RD2 64 Andrew Mukuba Safety Texas
RD3 96 (traded to ATL)
RD3 101 (traded to Den via ATL)

Day 3
RD4 111
RD4 130 (via Det-Den-Phi)
RD4 134 (traded to Den)
RD5 161
RD5 164 (traded to KC)
RD5 165
RD5 168

The Eagles are now projected to have 12 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.

1
2
3 (from NYJ)
3
3*
4
4*
5 (from ATL)
5 (from HOU)
5
5*
7

*projected comp picks
 
Bigboy10182000 said:
Did the Eagles have a good night on Friday, adding a safety while making a few trades?
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Good write up. It sounds like they are placing a bigger value on safeties who can cover. In that sense, Mukuba could be a dimaond in the rough and take the starting spot from Brown.

I would have preferred that they use the ammo they had to move up in the 2nd and get a player like Arroyo, Ratledge or Amos and then let Mukuba fall to them in the 3rd. The other safeties like the kid from ND fell quite a bit.
 
DJackson10 said:
And now we’re done

#Broncos trade 111, 130, 191 to #Eagles for 101, 134.

Eagles picks NFL Draft 2025:

Day 1
RD1 31 (KC Pick) Campbell LB/Edge Alabama
RD1 32 (Traded to KC)
Day 2
RD2 64 Andrew Mukuba Safety Texas
RD3 96 (traded to ATL)
RD3 101 (traded to Den via ATL)

Day 3
RD4 111
RD4 130 (via Det-Den-Phi)
RD4 134 (traded to Den)
RD5 161
RD5 164 (traded to KC)
RD5 165
RD5 168

The Eagles are now projected to have 12 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.

1
2
3 (from NYJ)
3
3*
4
4*
5 (from ATL)
5 (from HOU)
5
5*
7

*projected comp picks
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We should be able to move up from 32 to 28 next year with all of these 5ths.
 
Eagles picks NFL Draft 2025:

Day 1
RD1 31 (KC Pick) Campbell LB/Edge Alabama
RD1 32 (Traded to KC)
Day 2
RD2 64 Andrew Mukuba Safety Texas
RD3 96 (traded to ATL)
RD3 101 (traded to Den via ATL)

Day 3
RD4 111 DT Ty Robinson from Nebraska
RD4 130 (via Det-Den-Phi)
RD4 134 (traded to Den)
RD5 161
RD5 164 (traded to KC)
RD5 165
RD5 168

The Eagles are now projected to have 12 picks in the 2026 NFL Draft.

1
2
3 (from NYJ)
3
3*
4
4*
5 (from ATL)
5 (from HOU)
5
5*
7
 
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