DEBATE: Philadelphia Eagles DRAFTING Chris Bell OVER Denzel Boston to be the new WR2 in 2026?

This episode of the Locked On Eagles podcast dives deep into the 2026 NFL Draft, focusing on the Philadelphia Eagles' potential need for a new wide receiver to replace A.J. Brown if he is traded. Host Louis DiBiase presents a critical analysis of top wide receiver prospects, arguing that while Denzel Boston of Washington is a popular pick, he lacks the athleticism and versatility to be a true alpha receiver like Brown. Instead, DiBiase champions Louisville’s Chris Bell as the most complete and high-upside option, praising his fluid movement, run-after-the-catch ability, and potential to be a dominant, multi-dimensional wideout. He also highlights other under-the-radar prospects like Jacoby Lane (USC), Ted Hurst (Georgia State), and Chris Brazel (Tennessee) as strong fits for a 'high-end number two' role akin to Alshon Jeffrey or Tee Higgins. The discussion extends to other positions of need, including offensive tackle (Caleb Lomu), edge rusher (Zion Young), and tight end (Michael Trigg), with DiBiase urging fans to consider overlooked players. The episode concludes with a fiery segment on the controversy surrounding NFL insider Diana Rossini and Patriots head coach Mike Vrabel, who were spotted together, raising concerns about potential conflicts of interest and media manipulation in the A.J. Brown trade narrative. DiBiase expresses skepticism about the integrity of the reporting, suggesting it may have been strategically used to pressure the Eagles into a deal with New England.