Rich Eisen#38 of 87 NFL pundits · Mar 10, 2026
Eisen said the Eagles, having lost Jalen Phillips in free agency, will receive a compensatory draft pick right around No. 87 overall — essentially getting back the pick they spent to acquire them.
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he's gonna get a comp pick right around 87 overall
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Philadelphia Eagles to pick “a comp pick right around 87 overall”
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