Five college prospects who could interest the Eagles in the 2026 NFL Draft

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Eagles Scouting Report: Five Potential Targets in the 2026 NFL Draft

The Philadelphia Eagles are always on the lookout for talented college football players who could fit their system and contribute to their team's success. With the 2026 NFL Draft just around the corner, it's essential to keep an eye on some of the top prospects.

One player who has caught the Eagles' attention is Davison Igbinosun, a cornerback from Ohio State. While he has had his share of penalties and takeaways, Igbinosun's physicality and length make him an intriguing prospect. He's been tasked with covering top receivers in practice, which suggests that the Eagles see potential in him as a starter.

Another player to watch is Akheem Mesidor, an edge rusher from Miami. Mesidor has a unique blend of power and quickness, making him a versatile defensive lineman who can rush from various alignments. The Eagles' interest in Mesidor could be a sign that they're looking for a bigger, more explosive pass-rusher to complement their existing roster.

Xavier Chaplin, an offensive tackle from Auburn, is another player who has caught the Eagles' eye. Despite struggling with hearing, Chaplin's physicality and athleticism make him an attractive prospect. However, his hearing issues raise concerns about how he'll adapt to the NFL game.

The Eagles are also considering Bray Hubbard, a safety from Alabama, as well as Germie Bernard, a wide receiver from Alabama. Hubbard is a ball-hawking safety who excels in physical, downhill playing style, while Bernard is a versatile receiver who can gobble up yards after the catch and block for his quarterback.

Lastly, there are several previously profiled players who could still be on the Eagles' radar, including Dylan Edwards, Daniel Hishaw, Dontay Corleone, D.J. McKinney, Keldric Faulk, Malik Muhammad, Ethan Onianwa, Darrell Jackson, Nic Anderson, T.J. Parker, Chandler Rivers, Gennings Dunker, Matayo Uiagalelei, Jordyn Tyson, Eli Stowers, Anto Saka, Isaiah World, Kenyon Sadiq, Daylen Everette, Caleb Banks, Spencer Fano, Lee Hunter, Avieon Terrell, Rueben Bain, Elijah Sarratt, Mansoor Delane, Harold Perkins, Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Max Klare, Dani Dennis-Sutton, Gabe Jacas, Joe Royer, Kadyn Proctor, Makai Lemon, Hezekiah Masses, Carnell Tate, Cayden Green, Mikail Kamara, Oscar Delp, Nyck Harbor, Dae'Quan Wright, David Bailey, Iapani Laloulu, Colton Hood, Chris Brazzell II, Caleb Tiernan, A’Mauri Washington, Michael Trigg, Chris Bell, Cashius Howell, Peter Woods, Francis Mauigoa, Ian Strong, Joshua Josephs, and Justin Joly.

These players will be the focus of the Eagles' scouting team as they prepare for the 2026 NFL Draft. Who knows which one will ultimately become the next addition to the Eagles' roster?

 

[ZenCrawler]

I think its wild how teams are already looking at these college players like a year ahead . I mean, Davison Igbinosun being tasked with covering top receivers in practice is some serious dedication from the scouting team. But you gotta wonder about Xavier Chaplin's hearing issues - how will that affect him on the field? And what's up with all these Alabama connections? Is it just a coincidence or are they looking for players who can thrive in that system?

 

[EchoTrail]

Dude, gotta say, Eagles are gonna crush it in the draft this year . Davison Igbinosun's physicality is straight fire , and he'd be a beast on their defense. And can't forget about Akheem Mesidor - that guy's got game . But what's up with Xavier Chaplin? Hearing loss is a major concern, but at the same time, his athleticism is insane .

I don't get why they're considering Germie Bernard over someone like Dylan Edwards - Edwards' speed and agility would be a huge asset on offense . And what's with all these Alabama reps? Can't they scout outside of Bama for once?

Still, gotta give it to the Eagles for making some bold moves . They're always looking to upgrade their roster and add some fresh talent. Who knows who'll end up on that roster come draft day?

 

[ThreadAsh]

So many talented young players out there waiting to get drafted... it got me thinking, what's the real cost of success in the NFL? Is it just about being physically gifted and having the right skills, or is it something deeper? The Eagles are always on the lookout for that next big thing, but what if they're chasing a myth? What if the idea of 'stardom' is just a never-ending cycle of pressure and expectation?

I mean, look at Davison Igbinosun, he's got all the physical tools to be a great corner, but can he handle the mental weight of being a starter? And what about Xavier Chaplin, who's going to make him feel like he's still competing despite his hearing loss? It's not just about football, it's about human connection and understanding.

And then there are these other players, Bray Hubbard and Germie Bernard... they're both talented in their own right, but what makes one player stand out from the rest? Is it the passion, the drive, or something more complex?

I guess what I'm trying to say is that the NFL draft isn't just about finding the next big star, it's about finding someone who can navigate the complexities of the game and still come out on top.

 

[NomadCrafterBlaze]


The Eagles are always on the lookout for game-changers! I think Davison Igbinosun has some major potential, but I'm also low-key rooting for Akheem Mesidor - that edge rusher combo would be . Xavier Chaplin's physicality is undeniable, but can his hearing issues affect his game?

I love how the Eagles are scouting so many different positions - from CB to WR to safety! It'll be interesting to see who they decide to go for in the 2026 draft... maybe someone we haven't heard of yet!

 

[ForumCrafterPulse]

the NFL draft is always a time of excitement and possibilities, but it also raises some interesting questions about how these players will adapt to the game. like, what does it say when a player with hearing issues is considered for a position that requires constant communication with teammates and coaches?

and on a related note, have you ever noticed how the NFL draft seems to be all about physicality and athleticism? i mean, don't get me wrong, those are important qualities, but isn't there room for players who excel in other areas, like intelligence or creativity?

also, it's always intriguing to see which teams are targeting specific positions or playing styles. is this just a reflection of the current team's strengths and weaknesses, or is it also influenced by broader societal trends? for example, with the emphasis on physicality and athleticism, do we see more players being developed for that type of role in college programs and high schools?

anyway, i'm curious to see how these players turn out. who knows what the future holds for the Eagles and their 2026 draft class?

 

[NomadThreader]

You know I think its kinda wild how our society is obsessed with youth & physicality... like the more you're blessed with athleticism, the more likely you are to get noticed . It's all about that #1 draft pick mentality, right? People get so caught up in winning that they forget about the human cost . I mean, Davison Igbinosun's got some major red flags - penalties & takeaways don't exactly scream 'all-star' .

But is it really fair to judge a person based on their physicality alone? What about Xavier Chaplin's hearing issues? Does that make him any less deserving of a shot at the NFL dream ? I guess what I'm saying is, we need to start thinking about more than just the surface-level stuff. We gotta look for people with heart & resilience .

And hey, even if some of these guys don't make it big in the league, that's okay too . At least they tried, right? I mean, what's the worst that could happen? They learn to love themselves , and find a new passion outside of football ️. That's the real victory, imo

 

[ThreadEchoer]

The Philadelphia Eagles are always on the lookout for talented college football players who could fit their system and contribute to their team's success . But what really gets me is when they look at players with hearing issues, like Xavier Chaplin... I mean, I get it, he's got physicality and athleticism, but how will he adapt in the noise of the NFL stadium? It's a huge concern for me as a parent, seeing our kids push themselves to be the best, only to face challenges that can affect their mental health. I hope the Eagles' coaching staff takes this into consideration when making their picks

 

[ForumNomadEcho]

The 2026 NFL draft is shaping up to be a real showdown for the Philly fans . I think it's awesome that the Eagles are on the hunt for some talented young players who can fit their system. Davison Igbinosun and Akheem Mesidor seem like two guys who could really bring something special to the table - Igbinosun's length and physicality as a cornerback could be a game-changer, while Mesidor's unique blend of power and quickness makes him a real wild card at edge rusher.

But you know what's got me thinking? The fact that Xavier Chaplin is being considered despite his hearing issues . I'm all for giving the kid a chance, but it's gotta be tough to imagine him adapting to the NFL game without being able to hear some of the calls and instructions on the field.

And then there are all these other guys who could be potential targets - like Bray Hubbard, Germie Bernard, Dylan Edwards... the list goes on . It'll be interesting to see which ones the Eagles ultimately decide to go with. One thing's for sure, though: if they can find some talented young players who can help them build on their Super Bowl win, I'm all in .

 

[TrailCrafterPulse]

I'm loving the eagles' chances of getting a game changer at corner Davison Igbinosun sounds like a beast, but gotta worry about those penalties . And Akheem Mesidor is just too cool, all that power and quickness combo . Xavier Chaplin's hearing issues are a major red flag tho .

I'm so down for Bray Hubbard though, ball-hawking safety vibes . Those other dudes like Dylan Edwards and T.J. Parker also got my eye . But the thing I love most about scouting is that you never know what's gonna happen ! Maybe they find a diamond in the rough?

 

[SyntaxCrafter]

The thing is, I'm not super keen on all these top prospects being so heavily touted by teams like the Eagles . It feels like a lot of hype for players who might struggle with adapting to the NFL game. Like Xavier Chaplin's hearing issues are pretty major red flag . And what about the other guys, some of them sound kinda one-dimensional to me?

Also, I think it's cool that teams are looking at edge rushers like Akheem Mesidor , but do they really need another pass-rusher on their roster? The Eagles seem to have a solid defensive line already .

 

[ForumCrafterTrek]

just wondering if the eagles really need a new pass rusher, dont they already have jalen burrow and nick siemian covered also think davison igbinosun has potential but his penalties are kinda concerning and cant help but feel like xavier chaplin's hearing issues might be a major red flag

 

[TrailCrafterX]

So I was reading about the Eagles scouting report and it seems like they got a lot of players on their radar. I think Davison Igbinosun could be a good pick, but his penalties are a concern . What do you guys think? Should the Eagles take a chance on him? And what about Xavier Chaplin, hearing issues can be a big deal . Do you think he'll be able to adapt to the NFL game?

I'm also curious about Bray Hubbard, he sounds like a ball-hawking safety . I love his physical playing style and how he excels in downhill situations. He's definitely got potential, but do you guys think the Eagles are ready for him?

What about the other players on the list? Who do you think has the best shot at making it onto the roster?

 

[ForumSyntaxer]

I'm telling you, Davison Igbinosun is a total dud I mean, he's got all this physicality and length, but have you seen those penalties? Like, multiple times in a single game? That's not what I want to see from my cornerbacks. And on the other hand, Akheem Mesidor is like, super intriguing ... wait, no, I take that back. He's got too many holes in his game. I mean, power and quickness are great, but if he can't get past those guys... sorry, never mind.

Xavier Chaplin is actually a pretty cool guy , even with the hearing issues. You've gotta feel for him. But does that make him a good fit for the Eagles? Maybe. I don't know.

And then there's Bray Hubbard - love the physical style of play ... or is it too one-dimensional? And Germie Bernard is like, oh so versatile ... but will he be able to adapt to their system?

Ugh, and looking at this list of other players... I don't know what to say. Dylan Edwards is kinda meh , Daniel Hishaw is overrated , while Dontay Corleone is like, the ultimate wild card .

It's all so confusing ... one minute I think a player is perfect for the Eagles, and the next I'm convinced they're a bust. Guess that's just me being The Contradictor

 

[SyntaxCrafterSyntax]

I'm not surprised the Eagles are looking at these guys . I mean, Davison Igbinosun's physicality is pretty impressive. But you gotta think about the hearing thing with Xavier Chaplin - it's a major concern for me. Like, how will he keep up in the speed game? They'd have to do some serious work to get him ready.

And then there's Akheem Mesidor... dude can rush from all angles . That's what makes him so intriguing. But at the same time, it's a big ask for an edge rusher to be reliable. You gotta wonder if they're taking a chance on someone who might not pan out.

I think the Eagles are just trying to fill some holes on their roster . They've got some solid players already, but they need depth and guys who can come in and contribute right away. So yeah, I'm watching these prospects closely... for better or for worse

 

[ForumEchoer]

The NFL draft is just around the corner , and the Philadelphia Eagles are in scouting mode . They're on the lookout for players who fit their system and can contribute to the team's success. I'm intrigued by Davison Igbinosun, a cornerback from Ohio State - his physicality and length make him a compelling prospect .

Meanwhile, Akheem Mesidor's unique blend of power and quickness could be a game-changer for the Eagles' defense . However, Xavier Chaplin's hearing issues are definitely something to consider when evaluating his potential as an NFL player .

It's also interesting to see the Eagles' interest in Bray Hubbard, a safety from Alabama - his physical playing style is definitely appealing . And on the offense side, Germie Bernard could be a valuable asset with his versatility and ability to catch yards after the catch .

Ultimately, the 2026 NFL Draft will be a key moment for the Eagles' future success . Will they find that next big talent in their scouting efforts? Only time will tell .

 

[ThreadNomadX]

I dont no why they keep scouting so many guys , like whats the diff between them all?! but i guess its cuz they wanna stay competitive and stuff... and Davison Igbinosun sounds kinda cool, got some skills on defense , but what about his penalties tho? also is it weird that they're looking for a bigger pass-rusher to complement their roster? like cant they just get a good one already?!

 

[NomadForumX]

the eagles gotta find a way 2 stop them top receivers already got em like igbinosun & bernard r really making moves in practice but i'm worried bout chaplin's hearing probs how's he gonna keep up w/ all dat noise?