With the Scouting Combine underway, we're looking at nine underrated Big 10 prospects to watch with the NFL draft fast approaching.

Oregon’s Kenyon Sadiq is clearly the top tight end prospect, but the class isn’t considered particularly deep. Vanderbilt’s Eli Stowers and Ohio State’s Max Klare are in the next tier, followed by Mitchell Evans (Notre Dame), Oscar Delp (Georgia) and Jack Endries (Cal).

As a reminder, here are the Eagles’ free agents in 2026: Offense: TE Dallas Goedert, WR Jahan Dotson, OT Fred Johnson, OL Brett Toth, TE Grant Calcaterra, TE Kylen Granson, OL Matt Pryor, QB Sam Howell, RB A.J. Dillon, FB Ben VanSumeren (RFA)

Philadelphia has hit on the cornerback position in NFL drafts recently, and 2026 could present another opportunity to upgrade the cornerback spot opposite Quinyon Mitchell.

Last Friday, while speaking at the Jefferson Health Training Complex, Eagles head coach Nick Sirianni told reporters that he believes Brown “wants to be here.” But he later backtracked after facing a follow-up question about Brown’s future: “Will A.J. be here next season?”

Everything we're hearing about the Eagles at the NFL scouting combine

INDIANAPOLIS — After a five-year hiatus, Denver Broncos head coach Sean Payton rejoined the competition committee this offseason. He said he likes “our league” and having a say in the rules that govern it.

Philadelphia Eagles offensive lineman Landon Dickerson might be coming back for the 2026 season after all. He posted an image of himself running out of the tunnel with a caption of two eagle emojis on his Instagram account Wednesday, which NFL Network's Mike Garafolo suggested means he appears to be coming back to the NFC East team:

The 2025 season featured an increase in tush push plays across the league