The Eagles added another tool for Run Game Coordinator/Offensive Line Coach Jeff Stoutland and the offensive line, selecting tackle Myles Hinton with the 191st overall pick in the sixth round of the 2025 NFL Draft.

Hinton comes from Michigan, where he was an Honorable Mention All-Big Ten Conference in 2024. He was a part of the 2023 National Championship team, playing in 13 games.

Prior to his two years as a Wolverine, Hinton attended Stanford from 2020-22, where his unit won the Joe Moore Award as the top offensive line unit in college football.

Career Stats

• 46 Games (31 starts)

• 8 sacks allowed

• 1,020 pass block snaps

The 6-foot-6, 323-pound tackle started 20 games at right tackle and 11 at left during his career. In 2024, he allowed one sack on 256 pass block snaps.

Accolades

• Honorable Mention All-Big Ten Conference (2024)

• 2023 National Champion

• Stanford's Most Outstanding Freshman Award (2020)

Hinton comes from an NFL family, as his father, Chris, was the No. 4 overall pick by the Broncos in 1983 and was a seven-time Pro Bowl selection as an offensive lineman. His brother, Christopher, played defensive line at Michigan and is currently with the Chargers.

"Having pro athletes as your parents usually helps. It's hard to play in the National Football League. There's a special kind of talent to play in the NFL and we see that everyday and how talented our players are. So, when they come from that, it usually means the game is not going to be too big for them," Executive Vice President/General Manager Howie Roseman said.

Did You Know?

• His mother, Mya, played basketball at Northwestern

• From John's Creek, Georgia

• Transferred from Stanford to Michigan

• Was a four-star recruit and two-time All-State selection

• Lettered in track and basketball in high school

• Was a state champion in the discus in 2018 – Compiled by Liam Wichser