Philadelphia Eagles Sign Entire 2025 Draft Class Including Andrew Mukuba

The Philadelphia Eagles have signed their 2025 second-round draft pick, safety Andrew Mukuba, to a standard four-year rookie contract, finalizing their entire draft class ahead of training camp. Mukuba, selected 64th overall out of the University of Texas, is competing for a starting safety role in a defense coached by Vic Fangio, following the trade of C.J. Gardner-Johnson. Known for his versatility and ball-hawking skills, Mukuba recorded a career-high season at Texas after transferring from Clemson, finishing with notable defensive stats including interceptions and pass breakups. His rookie deal reportedly includes around $7.1 million guaranteed, reflective of a new trend of fully guaranteed contracts for some second-round picks. The Eagles' strong defensive unit will see Mukuba battle for a spot against other defensive backs such as Sydney Brown and Tristin McCollum. With all rookies now signed, the team is set to begin training camp on July 22 with expectations for Mukuba to contribute early in the 2025 season.