The Philadelphia Eagles have solid bookend tackles in Jordan Mailata and Lane Johnson, but with Johnson turning 33 soon and the loss of Andre Dillard in free agency, the team could benefit from adding depth at the position. The team already drafted Landon Dickerson and Cam Jurgens in back-to-back seasons, so they have no problem with stockpiling good offensive linemen.

In the first round of the 2023 NFL Draft, one option for the Eagles could be Paris Johnson Jr. from Ohio State. Johnson is considered the top pure tackle in this draft class and could eventually replace Johnson, but he could also play next to Johnson at guard for a year or two as he learns. Another top option in the first round is Darnell Wright from Tennessee, who has played well on both sides of the center in his college career and has the ideal size and aggressiveness for a team like the Eagles.

With the Eagles' need level at medium for offensive tackles, there are also other mid-round options like Broderick Jones from Georgia who has an extremely high ceiling and big size, and many more. The Eagles are sure to find a quality offensive tackle to add depth to their roster.