NFL draft: Eagles' first-round deals

by the Daily News

Posted: April 23, 2010

In the last eight drafts, the Eagles have selected in their designated spot in the first round only twice, most recently in 2006. Here is a rundown of their deals involving first-rounders:

2003

The pick: 30th

What happened: Traded to San Diego to move up 15 slots to select defensive end Jerome McDougle at No. 15 in exchange for a first (cornerback Sammy Davis) and a second (free safety Terrence Kiel).

2004

The pick: 28th

What happened: Traded to San Francisco to move up 12 spots to select guard/tackle Shawn Andrews at No. 16 in exchange for a first and a second. The Niners traded the first to Carolina (cornerback Chris Gamble) and selected cornerback Shawntae Spencer with the second-rounder.

2005

The pick: 31st

What happened: The Eagles selected USC defensive tackle Mike Patterson.

2006

The pick: 14th

What happened: The Eagles selected Florida State defensive tackle Brodrick Bunkley.

2007

The pick: 26th

What happened: Traded to Dallas to move out of the first round in exchange for a second (quarterback Kevin Kolb), a third (linebacker Stewart Bradley), and a fifth (safety C.J. Gaddis). Dallas selected defensive end Anthony Spencer.

2008

The pick: 19th

What happened: Traded to Carolina in exchange for a second (later traded to Minnesota), a fourth (guard Mike McGlynn), and a first in 2009 (traded to Buffalo as part of the Jason Peters deal). In the trade with the Vikings, the Eagles traded a second (free safety Tyrell Johnson) and a fifth (defensive tackle Letroy Guion) in exchange for a second (defensive tackle Trevor Laws) and a fourth (free safety Quintin Demps).

2009

The pick: 21st

What happened: Traded to Cleveland along with a sixth to move up two slots to No. 19 to select wide receiver Jeremy Maclin. The Browns, picking in the Eagles' original slot, selected center Alex Mack and then chose running back James Davis in the sixth round.

2010

The pick: 24th

What happened: Traded to Denver along with two third-round picks to move up 11 spots to select Michigan defensive end Brandon Graham. The pick eventually ended up with Dallas, which used it to select wide receiver Dez Bryant.