It is Mock Draft Monday! Meaning it is time for Computer Mock Draft 6.0, where we let the computer decide who the Eagles take, and react to the projected picks.

With Josh Sweat and Milton Williams walking in free agency, plus Brandon Graham retiring, D-Line is a major need in this draft for the Eagles. It is also a good draft to need D-Linemen, with both Edge and DT touting deep classes this year. Will they load up on D-Line? In Computer Mock Draft 6.0, that is exactly what the computer thinks they will do.

I let Pro Football Networks Draft Simulator make all of the Eagle’s picks. And it went D-Line heavy this time around.

Here Is Computer Mock Draft 6.0Round 1, Pick 32: EDGE Donovan Ezeiraku- Boston CollegeEzeiraku is becoming a popular pick in these simulations. This is the 6th mock draft, and it is the 3rd time Ezeiraku showed up.

He is the 2nd most productive Edge Rusher in the draft, was a Senior Bowl standout, is a local kid, and is a great culture fit. It is very easy to see him in Eagles Green.

Cool thing to note with him. When he was a kid, he started out playing basketball. But his coach told him he might be a better fit for football because he was a bit too aggressive to play basketball. He was also as a kid coaching up his teammates on the sideline. Something tells me Eagles fans would love him.

Related: Donovan Ezeiruaku- 6 Things To Know About Eagles Draft Prospect

Round 2, Pick 64: DT Alfred Collins- TexasCollins is a big man with some big upside. He stands at 6ft 6 and weighs over 330 lbs. And the power in that frame is evident when you watch him play.

Right now, he is more of a gap plugger. Eagles already have that in Jordan Davis. So if that is all he will be, it is maybe not the best fit. But there are people who think his upside is more than that. One NFL Personnel Director told NFL, “He’s a legit specimen. With the right coaching he could end up taking off and becoming the best interior player in this class.”

Clint Hurtt has done great work here already. Maybe he is the right D-Line Coach to get the most out of Collins.

Round 3, Pick 96: DB Jordan Hancock, Ohio StateHancock mostly played in the slot at Ohio State but also spent some time in the box, and some time as the deep safety. He was solid in run defense but left something to be desired in the pass game. NFl.com described his ceiling as a solid backup. If that is the case, you can do much better at the back end of the 3rd round.

Round 4, Pick 134: EDGE Antwuan Powell-Ryland- Virginia TechYou can never have too many Edge Rushers. The Eagles already added Ezeiraku in the draft, but it doesn’t hurt to add even more depth to go with Nolan Smith, Jalyx Hunt, and Azeez Ojulari.

Like Ezeiraku, Powell-Ryland was very productive in college. He racked up 24 sacks over the past 2 seasons. He had 48 pressures this past season, giving him 128 combined pressures over 3 seasons, and 29 combined sacks.

The run game leaves a little to be desired, and his arms are a bit short, but on day 3, you are not getting a perfect prospect. And in Powell-Ryland, you at least get someone with high upside in one area.

Round 5, Pick 161: WR Isaac TeSlaa- ArkansasTeSlaa was not super productive in College. But what has teams taking note of him is his athleticism. He put on one of the most impressive showings for a WR ever at the Combine. He ran a 4.43 40-yard dash and ran the fastest 20-yard Shuttle for a WR at 4.05 secs. His performance earned him a Relative Athletic Score of 9.97. The 11th-best score for any WR since 1987.

And while the production was not great, he had 0 drops in College, had a contested catch rate of 54%, and spent most of his time in the slot, which is exactly what the Eagles are looking for. TeSlaa could be a steal in round 5.

Isaac TeSlaa is a WR prospect in the 2025 draft class. He scored an unofficial 9.97 #RAS out of a possible 10.00. This ranked 11 out of 3441 WR from 1987 to 2025.

Splits projected, times unofficial.https://t.co/ZeBq0A5q6I pic.twitter.com/Lsue3G6W2w

— Kent Lee Platte (@MathBomb) March 2, 2025

Round 5, Pick 164: RB Kyle Monangai- RutgersI am biased as a big Rutgers fan, but I would love this pick. Monangai is a fantastic running back. There was a point when people saw him as a 2nd round pick. For whatever reason he is now a day 3 pick. But in the past 2 seasons, while playing in the Big 10, he racked up 2,442 yards, 21 TDs, and averaged about 5.1 yards per carry.

He is also a master of breaking tackles. Watching him run over would-be tacklers was a joy the past few seasons at Rutgers.

Kyle Monangai: 139 Missed Tackles Forced Since 2023

The Next Closest Big Ten Running Back had 91@RFootball pic.twitter.com/6yPi1ywAZk

— PFF College (@PFF_College) March 15, 2025

Round 5, Pick 165: DT Aeneas Peebles- Virginia TechPeebles is one of my favorite sleeper picks in this draft. He is slightly undersized, which is why you are getting him in the 5th round. But he has 98 pressures and 14 sacks as an interior rusher in his college career. He has a good tool belt of pass-rush moves and has a great motor to go with surprising quickness.

Virginia Tech DL Aeneas Peebles lacks ideal size, but he’s a havoc-causing interior rusher (25 pressures in 2024).

Hits a spin zone and swallows up Cam Ward here pic.twitter.com/mEWin7qnSp

— Field Yates (@FieldYates) February 10, 2025

Round 5, Pick 168: LB Jack Kiser- Notre DameLike Ezeiraku, Kiser is becoming a mainstay in these simulations. This is the 3rd time he showed up for the Eagles in 6 mock drafts.

With Oren Burks gone, and Jeremiah Trotter Jr likely stepping into that role as the main backup LB, the Eagles could use the depth. Kiser has a lot of similarities to Trotter Jr in that he is an exceptionally smart LB that maybe leaves something to be desired in the size and athleticism department.

But he has special team experience, and is ually in the right place to make a play. He maybe lacks the high upside of some of these other day 3 picks in this mock draft, but the floor is pretty high here. A solid addition to round out the draft.

Full Mock Draft Round 1, Pick 32: EDGE Donovan Ezeiraku- Boston College * Round 2, Pick 64: DT Alfred Collins- Texas * Round 3, Pick 96: CB Jordan Hancock, Ohio State * Round 4, Pick 134: EDGE Antwuan Powell-Ryland- Virginia Tech * Round 5, Pick 161: WR Isaac TeSlaa- Arkansas * Round 5, Pick 164: RB Kyle Monangai- Rutgers * Round 5, Pick 165: DT Aeneas Peebles- Virgina Tech * Round 5, Pick 168: LB Jack Kiser- Notre Dame*

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