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Philadelphia Eagles Tracker: Prospects the Birds interviewed at NFL Combine

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On top of the press conferences and testing that the top college prospects will endure during the next few days at the NFL Combine in Indianapolis, they will also be interviewing and meeting with the front office of their new potential teams depending on how the draft board falls. 

Each team is permitted to conduct 45 formal player visits that last roughly under 20 minutes to help evaluate who might be the best fit for their team come April when the NFL Draft takes place. 

Here is a tracker of all the reported interviews the Eagles have had either formally or informally or are expected to have. 

Quarterback (none) 

Running Back (none) 

Wide Receiver 

Deion Burks, Oklahoma (Informal meeting) 

Chase Senior reports that the wideout informally met with the Eagles at the combine. Burks, a speedy receiver but just 5-foot-8, 188 pounds, set career-highs in receptions (57)for 620 yards and four touchdowns with the Sooners. 

Brenen Thompson, Mississippi State 

According to Symone Stanley, the wideout confirmed that he had a meeting with the Eagles.

Tight End

Oscar Delp, Georgia (Formal meeting)

Scheduled to meet with the Eagles Thursday per The Athletic’s Zach Berman, 

Notable quote: “I think I’m looked at as a blocking tight end, when I look at myself like I’m a receiving tight end who learned how to block. Hauled in 20 catches for 261 yards and a touchdown with Georgia. 

Jack Endries, Texas (Formal meeting)

Had a formal meeting with the Eagles at the combine according to Chase Senior. He had 33 catches for 346 yards and three touchdowns with the Longhorns in 2025. 

Justin Joly, NC State  (Formal meeting) 

Scheduled to meet with the Eagles Thursday night according to Devin Jackson of The Philadelphia Inquirer. Joly did not start playing tight end until his freshman year with the Wolfpack. He played running back and wide receiver in high school. 

He had 49 catches for 489 yards and seven touchdowns which was tied for second-most amongst tight ends in Division I only behind Oregon’s Kenyon Sadiq’s eight. 

Max Klare, Ohio State (Formal meeting) 

Has formally met with the Eagles according to Cayden Steele of NJ.com. Transfer from Purdue had 51 catches for 685 yards and found the endzone four times with the Buckeyes. 

Tanner Koziol, Houston 

Told Arye Pulli that he spoke with the Eagles in Indianapolis. 

Dae'Quan Wright, Ole Miss 

Met with the Eagles according to reports at the combine.

Offensive Line (none) 

Defense: 

IDL: 

Zane Durant, Penn State 

Durant has met with the team twice, both at the Senior Bowl where he was coached by Clintt Hurtt and at the combine per Devin Jackson of the Philadelphia Inquirer. 

Durant is a bit undersized for the position at 6-feet, 290-pounds, but he is a solid player who wins with his speed at the line of scrimmage.

Kaleb Proctor, Southeastern Louisiana (Formal meeting) 

He had formal meetings with the Eagles and Patriots according to Tom Downey. 

EDGE 

Malachi Lawrence, UCF (Formal meeting) 

Downey also says that Lawrence has met with the Eagles for a formal meeting. He also met with the Cowboys, Bills and Buccaneers as well. With the Knights, the Louisville, Kentucky native racked up 28 total tackles to go with seven sacks and two forced fumbles. 

Derrick Moore, Michigan (Formal meeting) 

Devin Jackson of the Philadelphia Inquirer reported that Moore has formally met with the Eagles. Moore had 30 total tackles with 10 sacks, two forced fumbles and a fumble recovery with the Wolverines in 2025. His 10 sacks were tied for 10th-most in all of FBS. 

Linebacker 

Bryce Boettcher, Oregon (Informal meeting) 

The linebacker for the Ducks said he met informally with the Eagles per Chase Senior. 

Harold Perkins Jr., LSU

Had a formal meeting with the Eagles on Monday according to Ryan Fowler. Has been generating interest from scouts across the league. He also met with the Green Bay Packers. Last season he had a career-best 7.5 sacks to go with 72 tackles for the Tigers. He also forced three fumbles and had an interception. 

Cornerback 

Avieon Terrell, Clemson

Confirmed his first formal meeting of the week was with the Eagles per Devin Jackson of the Philadelphia Inquirer. Jackson also reported that during his press conference Terrell said “I love Philly.” 

Daylen Everette, Georgia 

We know the Howie Roseman and the Eagles love taking talent from Georgia. Everett has met with the Eagles during the pre-draft process according to Cayden Steele of NJ.Com. 

Everette, who was teammates with Kelee Ringo, Nolan Smith and Jalen Carter said it would “be awesome” to reunite with his former teammates. 

Safety  

Bishop Fitzgerald, USC

Scheduled to meet with the Eagles according to Symone Stanley. 

Emmanuel McNeil-Warren, Toledo 

Had a formal meeting with Philadelphia at the combine according to Devin Jackson of the Philadelphia Inquirer. 

Played at Toledo and has a close relationship with Eagles’ cornerback Quinyon Mitchell. 

Michael Taaffe, Texas

Confirmed he’s met with the Eagles per Chase Senior. Taaffe  mentioned his close relationship with Eagles’ second-round pick from a year ago in former Longhorn Drew Mukuba. Taffee was a walk-on before becoming a top defensive player for Texas. 

Make sure to check back periodically as this will be updated as more meetings are reported.