Who did the Eagles pick in the 2025 NFL draft? See the full list of Philadelphia's picks
The 2025 NFL draft has officially come to a close. The Super Bowl champion Philadelphia Eagles restocked their roster and now look to compete for a third Lombardi Trophy.
Here's the Eagles' 2025 NFL draft class:
Who did the Eagles draft? Alabama linebacker Jihaad Campbell, First Round, No. 31 overall
The Eagles added another linebacker alongside Zack Baun by selecting Campbell, who is from South Jersey. He's from Erial in Camden County and played at Timber Creek Regional High for three seasons before transferring to IMG Academy in Florida.
The Eagles traded up one spot with the Kansas City Chiefs to the 31st overall pick to draft Campbell. The Eagles sent their original first-round pick at No. 32 overall and No. 164 overall (fifth-round pick) for the 31st pick in the deal.
Campbell led Alabama with 117 total tackles in 2024, including 11.5 tackles for loss. He also had five sacks, three passes defended, two forced fumbles and an interception en route to earning First-Team All-SEC honors.
Campbell is the first linebacker the Eagles have picked in the first round since they took linebacker Jerry Robinson from UCLA in 1979.
CBS Sports had Campbell ranked as the second-best linebacker in the draft and a top 15 prospect, but he likely slipped in the draft due to injury concerns.
Campbell is recovering from a torn labrum, but he should be ready by training camp, according to NFL Network.
Texas safety Andrew Mukuba Sr., Second Round, No. 64 overall
The Eagles picked Texas safety Andrew Mukuba, a four-year starter, with the No. 64 overall pick in the second round of the draft. He ended up being their only selection from Day 2.
At Texas in 2024, Mukuba had a career-high 69 tackles, 11 passes defended and a team-leading five interceptions. He transferred to Texas for the 2024 season and played the first three years of his career at Clemson.
In 2021, Mukuba became the first Clemson freshman to start the season opener since freshmen were eligible to play in 1973. He was also a Freshman All-American and the ACC Defensive Rookie of the Year in his first year with the Tigers.
Mukuba is a versatile defensive back who has experience playing in the slot with ball-hawking skills.
Entering the draft, the Birds needed help at safety after trading C.J. Gardner-Johnson to the Houston Texans. Mukuba will compete for the starting safety job opposite Reed Blankenship with Sydney Brown this upcoming season.
Nebraska defensive tackle Ty Robinson, Fourth Round, No. 111 overall
In their first pick on the final day of the 2025 NFL draft, the Eagles selected Nebraska Cornhusker Ty Robinson. The 6-foot-5 defensive tackle is a former wrestler and throwback player, according to CBS Sports.
Robinson is described as a power rusher who had 7.0 sacks and 25 hurries, per CBS Sports. The Gilbert, Arizona, native was a Third-Team All-Big Ten selection in 2024 and tied the school's record with 60 games played.
The Eagles celebrated their pick on social media with a quippy post that said, "Here's to you Mr. Robinson."
UCF cornerback Mac McWilliams, Fifth Round, No. 145 overall
Mac McWilliams began his collegiate football career at the University of Alabama at Birmingham before transferring to the University of Central Florida for the 2024 season. McWilliams was a redshirt senior who started in 11 games during his final collegiate football season, only missing one game because of an injury. The cornerback tallied 32 tackles, including 25 solo stops, during the 2024 season.
The Pensacola, Florida, native stands at 5-foot-10 and was named team captain at UAB for his 2023 season. Before this, McWilliams was a Conference USA All-Freshman Team selection in 2021.
Georgia linebacker Smael Mondon, Fifth Round, No. 161 overall
Is it any surprise the Eagles returned to the Georgia Bulldogs pool? Smael Mondon began his collegiate career as a true freshman and became a starter in his sophomore year with the SEC powerhouse.
In the 2022 season, Mondon helped lift Georgia to a College Football Playoff National Championship victory against TCU and recorded a team-high five tackles.
Mondon recorded three sacks during the 2024 season. Over four seasons at Georgia, he totaled 213 tackles, eight sacks and one interception.
He is listed at 6-foot-3 and 235 pounds and is a native of Dallas, Georgia.
Boston College center/guard Drew Kendall, Fifth Round, No. 168 overall
Drew Kendall first saw significant time on the field in 2022 as a redshirt freshman, starting 11 games at center for the Boston College Eagles.
In 2023, Kendall helped lead the Eagles to 308 rushing yards against Georgia Tech on Oct. 21, anchoring an offensive line that averaged 198.8 rushing yards per game, good for 13th in the FBS and second in the ACC.
Kendall was named a team captain in 2024 and earned All-ACC first-team honors. That year, Boston College posted four games with over 200 rushing yards and two games with more than 300.
He is listed at 6-foot-4 and 299 pounds and is a native of Norwell, Massachusetts.
Syracuse quarterback Kyle McCord, Sixth Round, No. 181 overall
Kyle McCord grew up in Mount Laurel, New Jersey, and attended St. Joseph's Preparatory School in Philadelphia, where he was teammates with future Ohio State Buckeye Marvin Harrison Jr. and current Eagles linebacker Jeremiah Trotter Jr. McCord was named the Pennsylvania Gatorade Player of the Year for the 2020–21 season.
The 6-foot-3 passer spent three seasons at Ohio State before transferring to Syracuse for the spring of 2024. Despite playing just one season for the Orange, he made a lasting mark by setting the ACC's all-time single-season passing record with 4,779 passing yards.
McCord capped off the year with a lights-out performance in the DIRECTV Holiday Bowl victory over Washington State. He completed 24 of 34 passes for 453 yards and five touchdowns and was named Offensive MVP of the game.
McCord also became the first Syracuse player the Eagles have selected in the draft since the team took quarterback Donovan McNabb in 1999.
Michigan offensive tackle Myles Hinton, Sixth Round, No. 191 overall
Myles Hinton played the first three years of his collegiate career at Stanford before transferring to Michigan, where he became an impact starter and helped the Wolverines win the CFP National Championship in 2023.
He is listed at 6-foot-7 and 323 pounds and hails from Johns Creek, Georgia.
According to CBS Sports, Hinton is a big, long-armed offensive tackle with prototypical size and solid athleticism. He's effective in the screen game and uses his length to stay connected in pass protection.
He is also the son of seven-time Pro Bowl offensive lineman Chris Hinton.
Texas offensive tackle Cameron Williams, Sixth Round, No. 207 overall
The Eagles continued to add depth to the offensive line late in the draft with Texas offensive tackle Cameron Williams at pick No. 207.
Williams, a 6-foot-5, 335-pound junior from Duncanville, Texas, played in 37 games with 16 starts over three seasons.
According to CBS Sports, Williams showed exceptional power at the point of attack as a run blocker despite 2024 being his only year as a starter. Known for his massive frame, good feet for his size, and ability to overpower defenders with strong hands, Williams allowed just three sacks on 904 pass-blocking snaps in 2024.
He was part of an offensive line that was a finalist for the 2024 Joe Moore Award, which goes to the best offensive line unit in college football, and helped the Longhorns gain 614 total yards in a win over UTSA.
Virginia Tech outside linebacker Antwaun Powell-Ryland, Sixth Round, No. 209 overall
The Eagles selected Virginia Tech outside linebacker Antwaun Powell-Ryland at No. 209 overall in the sixth round with their final pick in the 2025 NFL draft.
Powell-Ryland, a 6-foot-3, 252-pound outside linebacker, played three years at Florida before transferring to Virginia Tech in 2023.
In 2024, he was named to the All-ACC First Team and won the 2024 Dudley Award, which is given to the top Virginia player in college football.
The Hokie outside linebacker registered 16 sacks in 2024, which ranked third in the FBS. He also three forced fumbles and had three fumble recoveries — tied for the most in the ACC. Powell-Ryland recorded 9.5 sacks in the 2023 season.
According to CBS Sports, Powell-Ryland is a compact, polished edge rusher with above-average athleticism. He possesses excellent burst and closing speed, allowing him to turn pressures into sacks with regularity.
