Analysis: With the lost of DeSean Jackson and Jason Avant, and the additions in the secondary in Free Agency, I see the LSU product become a strong part of next year's Eagle offense. He is fast, had great production from the slot as a Tiger, and is able to sustain big impacts and get YAC. Steal of the first round.

Analysis: I thought Murphy would go into the first round, but his average performance at the combine has dropped him in my esteem tremendously. However, even with the addition of Braman in FA, I see the Eagles going with the smart Linebacker out of Stanford. He would be a backup in his first few seasons, but could take over Trent Cole when the veteran retires sometimes soon.

Analysis: The Lindenwood product has shown that he's worthy to take a look at, after a decent combine performance. He will obviously need some time to adjust to the next level, coming from a small school, but will be the Eagles' second selection on Day 2.

Analysis: Chip Kelly can often be heard saying that "Big people beat up little people". McCullers is the biggest man in the 2014 draft, and though he has great measurables, some question his work ethic. The giant Tennessee product will be able to man either end positions, or the NT spot, and will provide depth to the Eagle's young defensive front.

Analysis: The Eagles seem to be very keen on Wes Johnson. They have met him at the East/West Shrine game, the Senior bowl, and Chip Kelly even went down to Vandy to watch his pro-day. The kid is very reminescent of Evan Mathis, and could fit in very well as a backup tackle, guard or center for the Eagles; he has experience all over the line.

Analysis: Alex Henery just couldn't kick the ball when it meant the most last year. Surely, with the influx of terrific young athletes entering this year's draft, the kicker position might be overlooked, and that is why the Eagles would end up with the best kicker in this year's draft.

Other potential 7 rounders/priority FAs:

TE/FB Colt Lyerla, No College (Oregon)
RB/WR D'Anthony Thomas, Oregon
QB Logan Thomas, Virginia Tech
SS Deron Furr, Fort Valley State (Auburn)
NT Zach Kerr, Delaware
DL Ricky Havili-Heimuli, Oregon
OLB Chaz Sutton, South Carolina
OLB Craig Sanders, Auburn