The Eagles lost their seventh straight game on Sunday afternoon and are now 2-7 at the bye week.
But they didn’t get any help in Week 9.
The Chargers, Dolphins and Colts also lost in Week 9 and the Titans were on a bye week. So this latest loss didn’t even help their draft position.
Here’s a latest look at the updated draft order via Tankathon:

The Eagles have the second-longest losing streak in the NFL. The only longer losing streak is eight games by the 0-8 Chargers, who are in the lead to have the first pick in the 2027 draft.
As the Eagles go on their bye week in Week 10, all four of the teams ahead of them in the draft order are going to be in action. The Colts (2-7) host the Dolphins (1-7), the Titans (1-7) host the Jaguars (6-2) and the Chargers (0-8) visit the Lamar Jackson-less Ravens (4-5). So the Eagles have a chance to move up in the draft order on their bye.
The Eagles host the Colts in Week 14 in a game that could have serious draft ramifications for both teams.
The Eagles have drafted in the top five just six times since 1970: DE Richard Harris (No. 5 in 1971), OT Jerry Sisemore (No. 3 in 1984), WR Kenny Jackson (No. 4 in 1984), QB Donovan McNabb (No. 2 in 1999), OT Lane Johnson (No. 4 in 2013), QB Carson Wentz (No. 2 in 2016).
Since becoming Eagles GM in 2010, Howie Roseman has made just four picks in the top 10: Lane Johnson (No. 4 in 2013), Carson Wentz (No. 2 in 2016), DeVonta Smith (No. 10 in 2021) and Jalen Carter (No. 9 in 2023).
In addition to their first-round pick in 2027, the Eagles will also have a second-round pick, a projected third-round comp pick, a fourth-round pick, three fifth-round picks and two in the seventh round. It’s possible the Eagles get even more picks in the next couple days before the trade deadline.




