Eagles 'if the season ended today' 2022 draft pick tracker

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BY JIMMY KEMPSKI
PhillyVoice Staff

KIRBY LEE/USA TODAY SPORTS

Howie Roseman is in a position to add premium talent to the Eagles' bad roster, mainly because he assembled a bad roster in the first place.

After nine weeks of the 2021 NFL season, the Philadelphia Eagles are 4-6, and they remain 3.5 games behind the Dallas Cowboys in the NFC East.

And so, perhaps a little earlier than anticipated, it's time to start tracking where the Eagles' picks will land in the 2022 NFL Draft, if the season ended today (it doesn't). 

As a reminder, the Eagles own the Miami Dolphins' first-round pick unconditionally. They also own the Indianapolis Colts' second-round pick in 2022, which can become a first-round pick if Carson Wentz plays at least 75 percent of the Colts' offensive snaps, or 70 percent of the snaps, plus a Colts playoff appearance.

Here is where the Eagles' picks would land if the season ended right now, via Tankathon:

 

As you can see, the Eagles would have three picks in the top 15, and four in the top 45. You're welcome for this important service.

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That Miami pick is not looking nearly as good now. I don't like that. 

10 hours ago, wyote said:

That Miami pick is not looking nearly as good now. I don't like that. 

I warned people earlier when the pick was 3 that Miami wasn't as bad a team as their record indicated and that they were likely to win enough games to push it down some.  Here we are ... 

2 hours ago, time2rock said:

I warned people earlier when the pick was 3 that Miami wasn't as bad a team as their record indicated and that they were likely to win enough games to push it down some.  Here we are ... 

Well I hope you made some money gambling with your foresight. 

 

5 minutes ago, wyote said:

Well I hope you made some money gambling with your foresight. 

 

Haha no I am not a gambling man ... I work too hard for my $ to risk losing it.  It was more a message to temper expectations with getting such a high pick.  

Let's hope Miami goes on a coach firing level losing streak. 

Just curious how that final pick can come form either the Colts or Jets.  Isn't that the pick we acquired from Indy for Pryor?  How is it the Jets factor in here?