The NFL Combine is here, and the teams in the NFC East have begun figuring out how they will approach their rosters to get better in 2023. Owners and coaches have started the process of meeting with potential draft prospects to get a feel for the players both from a physical standpoint and a mental one as well. These meetings will be some of the most critical meetings these players will have outside of their official team visits so it’s important they nail them.
While those meetings continue let’s take a look at what a three-round mock for the NFC East could look like once the NFL Draft comes around.
2023 NFL mock draft: NFC East predictions

Dallas Cowboys mock draft: 2023 Scouting Combine edition
1st Round 26th Pick – Deonte Banks, Cornerback, Maryland
Career Stats: 83 total tackles, 2 interceptions, 11 passes defended
2nd Round 58th Pick – Rashee Rice, Wide Receiver, SMU
Career Stats: 3,111 receiving yards, 25 touchdowns, 13.4 yards per reception
3rd Round 90th Pick – Andrew Vorhees, Guard, USC
Career Stats: 3,491 career snaps and experience at left guard, right guard, and tackle
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After another disappointing end to the season and watching NFC East rival Eagles make it to the Super Bowl the Cowboys needed to make changes. They are in need of some impact players on both the offensive and defensive sides of the football. On defense, they need a starting cornerback to play opposite Trevon Diggs and they were able to get cornerback Deonte Banks who’s a tall and physical corner with the speed to match up with most receivers in the NFL.
They also need a receiver and Rashee Rice whose height and wing span made him a problem in college caught the eye of the Cowboys and gives them another deep field threat who can also be a threat running after the catch going across the middle of the field. Finally, the Cowboys are going to need to replace the production on left guard Connor McGovern who is primed to get a nice contract in free agency, so the Cowboys selected Andrew Vorhees to come in and take over that left guard spot.

New York Giants NFL mock draft: 2023 Scouting Combine edition
1st Round 25th Pick- Zay Flowers, Wide Receiver, Boston College
Career Stats: 3,056 receiving yards, 345 rushing yards, 31 total touchdowns, 15.3 yards per reception
2nd Round 57th Pick – Joe Tippmann Center/Guard, Wisconsin
Career Stats: 1,456 career snaps and experience at center and right guard
3rd Round 89th Pick – Sam LaPorta, Tight End, Iowa
Career Stats: 1,786 receiving yards, 5 touchdowns, 11.7 yards per reception
3rd Round 100th Pick – DeMarvion Overshown, Linebacker, Texas
Career Stats: 249 total tackles, 30.5 tackles or loss, 9 sacks, 3 interceptions, 3 forced fumbles, 17 passes defended
The franchise tag looms over contract talks between Daniel Jones and the New York Giants. Can the two sides agree on an extension? https://t.co/NxC2TDLD4q
— Pro Football Network (@PFN365) March 2, 2023
The Giants were one of the three NFC East teams to make the playoffs, a feat many didn’t see coming from this team. Now they are looking to continue building on their out-of-nowhere season and with four picks in the first three rounds, they can certainly do it. First pick they used on speedster receiver Zay Flowers to give Daniel Jones a speedy outlet and deep threat.
In the second round the follow-up by adding protection for Jones in the form of center Joe Tippmann to man the middle of that offensive line and help in the running and passing game. In the third round, the Giants were able to add another target for Jones in the tight end Sam Laporta and a weapon at linebacker in DeMarvion Overshown whose speed and strength will cause problems for opposing offenses.

Philadelphia Eagles mock draft: 2023 Scouting Combine edition
1st Round 10th Pick – Devon Witherspoon, Cornerback, Illinois
Career Stats: 157 total tackles, 11.5 tackles for loss, 1 sack, 5 interceptions, 1 forced fumble, 23 passes defended
1st Round 30th Pick – Luke Wypler, Center, Ohio State
Career Stats: 1,702 career starts at center
2nd Round 62nd Pick – Nathaniel Dell, Wide Receiver, Houston
Career Stats: 3,155 yards receiving, 32 touchdowns, 13.8 yards per reception
3rd Round 94th Pick – DeWayne McBride, Running Back, UAB
Career Stats: 3,523 rushing yards, 7.3 yards per carry, 36 touchdowns
NFL Network draft analyst Daniel Jeremiah previewed the 2023 NFLCombine, breaking down some of the NFL Draft’s top prospects, and specific fits for the Philadelphia Eagles https://t.co/wHVVQXSrVQ
— TheEaglesWire (@TheEaglesWire) February 27, 2023
The Eagles are now the team to beat in the NFC East and are going to need to restock their roster after teams poach some of their players in free agency. The Eagles decided not to make moves in the draft and instead take the best cornerback in the draft in Devon Witherspoon and later take center Luke Wypler to replace Jason Kelce in the first round.
In the second and third rounds, the Eagles elect to take receiver Nathaniel Dell and running back DeWayne McBride to give quarterback Jalen Hurts more weapons he can use. Dell’s speed gives Hurts another real weapon on the outside while McBride is a tough runner who can pick up the tough yards and has big play-making ability in space.

Washington Commanders mock draft: 2023 Scouting Combine edition
1st Round 16th Pick – Tanner McKee, Quarterback, Stanford
Career Stats: 5,336 passing yards, 28 touchdowns, 15 interceptions, 63.2 completion percentage
2nd Round 47th Pick – Dawand Jones, Tackle, Ohio State
Career Stats: 1,633 career starts at tackle
3rd Round 97th Pick – Nick Herbig, Edge, Wisconsin
Career Stats: 134 total tackles, 36 tackles for loss, 21 sacks, 4 forced fumbles, 7 passes defended
Update: #Commanders Pro Bowl DT Daron Payne is among the candidates to be franchise tagged, according to @AdamSchefter
— JPAFootball (@jasrifootball) February 21, 2023
It would cost Washington $18.9M to tag him. They already pay fellow DL Jonathan Allen around $18M per season pic.twitter.com/R4RycnfV9U
The Commanders were once again dead last in the NFC East and are looking to turn things around but need a lot of help in doing so. Unfortunately, they tried to trade up but were unwilling to part with crucial draft picks so instead they settled on quarterback Tanner McKee out of Stanford to come in and give them a quarterback they think can help them win.
They then added Dawand Jones to give McKee some added protection along the offensive line. In the third round, they elected to take Nick Herbig who for some reason was still around giving them added depth at edge rusher. They still have much more that needs to be done but it’s a nice foundation to build on.

