What are the Eagles doing with all these future draft picks?

That’s it?

As Day 1 of the new league year came and went, the Eagles were almost totally silent until a late afternoon signing of running back A.J. Dillon. While I like the former big Packers back, a short-term deal to a back-up running back off a missed season doesn’t exactly move the needle.

But that doesn’t mean we didn’t see more of the Eagles plan come into focus.

By not signing a player, the comp pick formula for 2026 is intact. In fact, the Eagles are now slated to have 20 picks in the next two drafts, 11 of which will come within the first four rounds across 2025 and 2026.

That seems like a lot. Almost too many for a team in a win-now, Super Bowl window? So what’s the plan?

Here are a few theories on what Howie Roseman and the front office are up to with all those picks.