The Philadelphia Eagles currently have eight picks in the 2020 NFL Draft. Below is a running diary of sorts of how their eight picks came to be.

• The Eagles traded Michael Bennett and their 2020 seventh-round pick to the Patriots for their fifth-round pick in 2020.



• The Eagles traded a 2019 sixth-round pick to the Buccaneers for DeSean Jackson and their seventh-round pick in 2020.



• The Eagles traded a 2020 sixth-round pick (that could have become a fifth-round pick, but didn't) for then-Bears RB Jordan Howard.



• The Eagles traded the seventh-round pick acquired from the Buccaneers in the DeSean Jackson trade along with Johnathan Cyprien to the Falcons for Duke Riley and a sixth-round pick.



• The Eagles were awarded three compensatory picks.



• The Eagles traded their original third- and fifth-round picks (No. 85 and No. 166 overall) to the Lions for CB Darius Slay.



Round Pick How acquired 1 21 Eagles' own pick 2 53 Eagles own pick 3 103 Compensatory 4 127 Eagles' own pick 4 145 Compensatory 4 146 Compensatory 5 168 From the Patriots, via the Michael Bennett trade 6 190 From the Falcons, via the Johnathan Cyprien trade

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