REDO: Philadelphia Eagles DRAFT DO OVER! What would you have done?

In this bonus episode of the Lockdown Eagles podcast, host Louis DiBiase reflects on the Philadelphia Eagles' 2026 NFL Draft performance, praising the team's overall strategy and execution. While he commends general manager Howie Roseman for a balanced and scheme-fit draft class—highlighting picks like Makai Lemon, Eli Stowers, Markel Bell, and the trade for Jonathan Grenard—he offers a personal 'draft do-over' based on his own player rankings. DiBiase argues that instead of selecting Lemon, Stowers, and Bell, he would have taken Indiana WR Omar Cooper Jr., Toledo S Emmanuel McNeil Warren, and Georgia TE Oscar Delp, citing superior fit and value at their respective positions. He emphasizes that his choices are rooted in personal board preferences rather than criticism, noting that the Eagles' selections were still strong and well-executed. DiBiase ultimately gives the Eagles an A grade for the draft, acknowledging minor differences in player preference but affirming that the team met its objectives. The episode also features sponsor segments for Rougiette, promoting performance-enhancing treatments, and Indeed, offering sponsored job listings with a $75 credit for listeners. DiBiase concludes with enthusiasm for the offseason ahead, reaffirming the Eagles' direction and the team’s momentum. He encourages fans to stay engaged through the Lockdown Podcast Network and the Everydayer Club for exclusive content and community access.