Ealy may not be on the board when the Eagles are selecting, but if he is, he will be a perfect fit for Philadelphia. He's an extremely athletic edge rusher, which is exactly what this defense needs. He's projectable as a high sack total player who could immediately make an impact on the defensive side of the ball.
Clinton-Dix is more likely to be on the board when the Eagles are selecting and he would fit well into their secondary. He's excellent in coverage for a safety and can fly up and make plays with his hits as well. His play making ability would be a welcomed addition to an Eagles team that could stand to turn other teams over more often in 2014.
Fuller could be an interesting pick in the second round. He has a lot of potential upside and isn't a guy that everyone is talking about. If the Eagles are able to grab him, he can compete for a starting job in training camp. As they continually work to improve their secondary, Fuller would be a good initial piece.
Playing at a big time university will help Mewhort at the next level and his big body and aggressiveness will help him as well. The Eagles need more help up front now that Foles is their man and Mewhort could step in from day one. This pick depends on how much emphasis the team places on the offensive line in the draft, but if they place it as a high priority then Mewhort could be their man.
As a potential sleeper pick in the fourth round, McCullers would fit well into the Eagles' scheme. He could plug up running lanes up front with his physical play and large frame. Where Ealy would help improve their pass defense on the defensive line, McCullers would help their run defense. Adding both of these guys would instantly shore up a defensive line that has regressed in recent years.
