Philadelphia Eagles 2025 NFL Draft Odds: Who Will The Eagles Select At 32?

The Philadelphia Eagles won the Super Bowl last year and, as such, enter the 2025 NFL season as the team that every other squad in the league is chasing.

The Eagles kept most of their best players, so there is a good chance they can make it back to the Super Bowl next year, and indeed, the sportsbooks have them listed as the betting favorite to win it all again. That being said, arguably every other team in the league has also improved this offseason, so the Eagles need to continue and add reinforcements to their squad.

While the Eagles are stacked on both offense and defense, they will have pick 32 in the 2025 NFL Draft to add a young prospect to their squad, and with the draft fast approaching, Bookies.com veteran oddsmaker Adam Thompson has put together NFL odds for who the Eagles may take.

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Eagles’ Draft Odds: Top Prospects for Pick 32

With the Eagles holding the final pick of the first round, several intriguing prospects could be on their radar. From edge rushers to offensive linemen and skill position players, here’s a look at some of the top candidates Philadelphia may target on draft night.

James Pearce Jr., Edge, Tennessee (+425)

Edge rusher should be a position the Eagles target in the draft, making someone like Tennessee’s James Pearce Jr. a natural target.

Nic Scourton, Edge, Texas A&M (+450)

Another edge rushing prospect is Texas A&M’s Nic Scourton, who is a potential pick for the team with pick 32.

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Donovan Jackson, G/C, Ohio St. (+550)

The Eagles are known for having one of the best offensive lines in football, but if Donovan Jackson of Ohio State is available, then the Eagles might pick the young guard/center prospect.

Donovan Ezeiruaku, Edge, B.C. (+800)

Another edge rusher who the Eagles could select is Donovan Ezeiruaku of Boston College.

Charles Grant, T, William & Mary (+900)

If the Eagles intend on adding a young prospect to their offensive line, then offensive tackle Charles Grant of William & Mary could be the pick.

Josh Conerly Jr., T, Oregon (+950)

Similarly, Josh Conerly of Oregon is another offensive tackle prospect who may intrigue the Eagles.

Mason Taylor, TE, LSU (+1150)

As for tight ends, Mason Taylor of LSU would be an intriguing pick for the Eagles.

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Emeka Egbuka, WR, Ohio St. (+1200)

Should the Eagles want to improve their wide receiving room, then Ohio State prospect Emeka Egbuka makes sense.

The Field (+500)

Given the Eagles have the last pick in the first round, it will be interesting to see who is still available to choose from that spot, making the field a realistic possibility for selection.