FORGOTTEN: Philadelphia Eagles DAY 2 TARGETS flying under the radar!

In this bonus episode of Locked On Eagles, host Ross Jackson dives into under-the-radar prospects the Philadelphia Eagles might target on Day Two of the 2026 NFL Draft. With three picks in rounds two and three (54th, 68th, and 98th overall), Howie Roseman’s history of strong second- and third-round selections sets the stage for a deep dive into hidden gems. Jackson highlights Arizona safety Trayden Stooks as a top-tier fit for Vic Fangio’s scheme—athletic, with elite change-of-direction skills and ball-hawking ability—and notes the Eagles’ top-30 visit with him. At wide receiver, Ole Miss’s Dijon Stribbling is praised as a physical, long-striding possession receiver who could complement Devante Smith, Hollywood Brown, and Dontavian Wicks in a committee approach. Jackson also discusses Oregon offensive tackle Isaiah World, a raw but high-upside developmental prospect with ideal size and experience, and Utah tight end Dallin Bentley, a reliable, gritty blocker with strong hands and red-zone upside—ideal for the Eagles’ evolving West Coast system. The episode emphasizes that while these players aren’t trending on social media, they align with the Eagles’ current needs and draft philosophy. Jackson wraps up with a strong endorsement of the Eagles’ strategic depth in the draft, suggesting that Day Two could yield impactful contributors. He underscores the importance of patience and development, especially with linemen and tight ends, and expresses optimism about the team’s ability to find value beyond the spotlight. The episode also features sponsor segments for Rougiette (performance medicine) and Rocket Money (personal finance), reinforcing the theme of preparation and control—both on and off the field. Overall, the tone is upbeat and forward-looking, with a focus on opportunity, hidden talent, and long-term planning.