SUPERLATIVES: Howie Roseman ZAGGING AGAIN by drafting Kenyon Sadiq?

On this edition of the Locked On Eagles podcast, hosts Louis DiBiase and Ross Jackson dive into the 2026 NFL Draft with a deep-dive analysis of the offensive line and tight end classes from a Philadelphia Eagles perspective. The episode centers on the idea that the Eagles may prioritize offensive line and tight end in the first three rounds, even over wide receivers, due to long-term needs around protecting Jalen Hurts and replacing key players like Dallas Goddard and Lane Johnson. The hosts break down each position with 'superlatives'—identifying the top prospect, safest pick, highest-ceiling boomer bust, best scheme fit, and diamond in the rough. Kenyon Sadiq emerges as the clear 'king of the hill' at tight end, with a strong case for a trade-up, while Oscar Delp from Georgia is praised as the ideal scheme fit. On the offensive line, Francis Maui Joa is the consensus top tackle, but Monroe Freeling and Blake Miller are highlighted as top trade-up targets. The episode also explores the potential for a guard like Chase Basantis or Kalen Rutledge to be a key second-round pick. The hosts emphasize that Howie Roseman’s willingness to zig when others zag—such as drafting a tight end early—could signal a strategic shift in the Eagles’ draft philosophy.