EAGLES
Round 1, 23rd Overall: Danny Watkins, G (Baylor): - Was largely considered a reach/questionable pick due to him being older (26 at the time of the draft), and spent just 1 year at Baylor after transferring from Butte where he was studying fire sciences to become a firefighter. Started his first year and wasn't good. Was a backup his second year and was cut afterwards and then went to Miami in 2013.
Hasn't been in the league since 2013. Hear he's a firefighter now, so kudos to him. But in the NFL regard he was a baaaad pick.
Round 2, 54th Overall: Jaiquawn Jarrett, DB (Temple) - A safety that was a backup his first year, and let go after his second. Spend 3 subsequent years with the Jets, largely as a backup.
Round 3, 90th Overall: Curtis Marsh, DB (Utah St.) - Career backup. Most recently with the Broncos. Might've gotten a ring without stepping on the field all season.
Round 4, 116th Overall: Casey Matthews, LB (Oregon) - The wrong Matthews brother. Signed with Vikings in 2015 and put on IR.
Round 4, 120th Overall: Alex Henery, K (Nebraska) - Got 3 decent years out of him. Was let go after 2013 as Chip was worried about his leg strength. Turned out to be one of the correct things Chip did as he was signed by Detroit the next year and struggled, and was subsequently cut.
Round 5, 149th Overall: Dion Lewis, RB (Pittsburgh) - Spent 2 years as a backup to Shady, and then was traded to Cleveland for Emmanuel Acho. Injury bug bit him when he got there, as he broke his fibula, and then bounced around to the Pats last year and tore his ACL.
Round 5, 161st Overall: Julian Vandervelde, G (Iowa) - Career backup. Now currently a free agent.
Round 6, 191st Overall: Jason Kelce, C (Cincinnati) - Finally, a hit in this draft. Has been a solid starter since being drafted and has made a Pro Bowl. Had a down year last year, but that was partly due to Chip Kelly sandwiching Kelce between two jamokes of guards.
Round 6, 193rd Overall: Brian Rolle, LB (OSU) - Had a decent rookie season, but had a sophomore slump so bad he was cut after a handful of games. Last seen with the Argonauts.
Round 7, 237th Overall: Greg Lloyd, LB (UConn) - Squadoosh.
Round 7, 240th Overall: Stanley Havili, RB (USC) - Career backup, last seen in 2014 with the Seahawks.
Overall a pretty poor draft. Kelce was the diamond-in-the-rough in the 6th round, and the next most productive player selected was a kicker that's no longer in the league. Of the 11 picks only 1 still contributes to the Eagles, with the possibility of 2, if Roseman re-signs Vandevelde as a backup for the hundredth time.