Eagles among 4 teams to trade up in Daniel Jeremiah's final mock draft

We're now less than 24 hours from the start of the 2026 NFL draft, and the one consensus we have is that Philadelphia will land an offensive tackle in the first round. Whether it be Kadyn Proctor, Monroe Freeling, or Max Iheanachor, the Eagles are set to land Lane Johnson's successor at right tackle.Moments ago, NFL Network's Daniel Jeremiah released his final mock, and he has Philadelphia trading up to land the massive but athletic former Alabama left tackle.AdvertisementPick 15: Philadelphia Eagles, Kadyn Proctor Alabama · OT · Junior PROJECTED TRADE WITH BUCCANEERSI’m expecting a big trade market for the 16th overall pick, with teams looking to move ahead of the Lions for an offensive tackle. The Eagles trade up one spot higher to beat the competition for Proctor.The Eagles already have an Alabama-to-Philadelphia pipeline, and Proctor could be the next Crimson Tide star to join a Super Bowl hopeful.During the NFL Scouting Combine, themassive offensive tackle said the Eagles were showing "a lot" of interest in him. At 6-7 and 350-plus pounds, Proctor is more than just his physical size, offering enough athleticism to run pass routes. Daniel Jeremiah's No. 29 prospect in the draft, Proctor, confirmed that the Eagles are paying close attention. The Eagles have consistently invested in the trenches, and Proctor offers both immediate depth and long-term potential. His physical tools make him a developmental prospect with Pro Bowl upside.Proctor could be the perfect pick to eventually replace six-time Pro Bowl right tackle Lane Johnson, who will turn 36 in May. The Iowa native was a three-year starter for the Crimson Tide, going back to his freshman year in 2023. Proctor earned consensus All-America honors in 2025 and is still just 20 years old, providing the perfect backdrop for a year or two of playing and learning behind Johnson at right tackle. Proctor was a stalwart on the left side, allowing 37 total pressures in 2024 and 2025 combined and five sacks.AdvertisementWith questions about future continuity at the offensive line, adding a player like Proctor would help the Eagles stay ahead of the curve.It wouldn't be flashy—but it would be very Eagles.This article originally appeared on Eagles Wire: Eagles land Kadyn Proctor in Daniel Jeremiah's final mock draft