Teams Prepare For NFL DRAFT In Final Month Before Draft Day | The Big 3 in 30 NFL

Locked On NFL – Daily Podcast On The National Football League31mApril 7, 2026

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In this episode of The Big 3 in 30 NFL, hosts Ross Jackson and team members from the Locked On Podcast Network break down the latest developments as the NFL Draft approaches. The Tennessee Titans, holding the fourth overall pick, are evaluating top prospects like Jeremiah Love, Reuben Bain, and Carnell Tate, with a focus on how draft visits serve not just as evaluations but as opportunities to resolve lingering concerns about character, medical history, or fit. The Chargers are under scrutiny for being the least improved team in free agency, despite signing key players like Keaton Mitchell and Tyler Biotish, due to their failure to address their glaring offensive line needs with a starting-level guard. The Eagles, with the 23rd pick, are seen as targeting offensive tackle Monroe Freeling as their top realistic first-round option, though wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. is also a strong candidate. The episode highlights the tension between strategic planning and the unpredictability of the draft board, with teams balancing value, need, and long-term vision. The episode also features multiple sponsor segments, including FanDuel, Indeed Sponsored Jobs, Home Chef, and 5-Hour Energy, each promoting their products with exclusive offers for listeners. Overall, the tone is analytical and forward-looking, emphasizing preparation, strategic decision-making, and the importance of addressing core team weaknesses. The hosts maintain a balanced, informed perspective, acknowledging both the optimism around new signings and the frustration over unmet needs, particularly with the Chargers. The episode concludes with a call to action for fans to engage with the network’s clubs and shows.

Key Takeaways
1

Draft visits are not just about interest—they’re often used to resolve concerns about character, medicals, or fit.

2

The Chargers’ offseason is criticized for failing to address their biggest need: a starting guard, despite having cap space.

3

The Titans’ number four pick could go to Jeremiah Love, Reuben Bain, or Carnell Tate, but value concerns make Carnell Tate a risky choice.

4

The Eagles’ top realistic first-round target is offensive tackle Monroe Freeling, though wide receiver Omar Cooper Jr. is also highly valued.

5

Teams must balance positional need, player value, and long-term development when building their draft strategy.

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Chapters
0:00
5 min

The Titans’ Draft Strategy and the Meaning of 30 Visits

Draft visits aren't always what you might think they are. Yes, the Titans are interested in a player. They wouldn't bring in a player that they weren't interested in for a visit but a lot of the times rather than just oh, we want to bring this player in and have an official visit with him because we like him. A lot of the time it's to confirm something.

Highlight
5:00
8 min

Chargers’ Offseason: Progress or Missed Opportunity?

It's hard to get super excited about the small moves or smaller moves like the Charlie Kohlers and the Alec Ingolds and the Keaton Mitchells when you didn't address the biggest need.

Highlight
12:30
8 min

Eagles’ First-Round Targets: Freeling, Cooper, and Beyond

If I had to predict based on what schools the Eagles like to take players from... I think Monroe Freeling might be their number one guy.

Highlight
20:00
5 min

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5 min

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High-Impact Quotes
Draft visits aren't always what you might think they are. Yes, the Titans are interested in a player. They wouldn't bring in a player that they weren't interested in for a visit but a lot of the times rather than just oh, we want to bring this player in and have an official visit with him because we like him. A lot of the time it's to confirm something.
Tyler Rowland3:05
Viral: 85.0
I don't see the value there. I don't see Carnell Tate as a number one wide receiver in the NFL, and if you're not a number one wide receiver in the NFL, I can't take you over Jeremiah Love, Reuben Bain, David Bailey, Arvel Reese.
Tyler Rowland6:38
Viral: 80.0
It's hard to get super excited about the small moves or smaller moves like the Charlie Kohlers and the Alec Ingolds and the Keaton Mitchells when you didn't address the biggest need.
Ross Jackson17:59
Viral: 78.0
Speakers

Host

Ross Jackson

Guests

Tyler RowlandLuis DiBiase
Topics Discussed
NFL Draft Preparation95%Team Draft Strategy90%Draft Visit Significance88%Offensive Line Needs85%Player Evaluation and Value82%Free Agency Impact78%Team Building and Long-Term Vision75%Sponsorship and Listener Offers70%
People & Brands

Tennessee Titans

other

15xMixed

Los Angeles Chargers

other

14xNegative

Philadelphia Eagles

other

13xPositive

Tyler Rowland

person

12xPositive

Luis DiBiase

person

8xPositive

Carnell Tate

person

7xNeutral

Jeremiah Love

person

6xPositive

Monroe Freeling

person

6xPositive

Reuben Bain

person

5xPositive

Ross Jackson

person

5xNeutral

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