The Philadelphia Eagles had an impressive draft, earning a grade of A-. They made smart moves, starting with the selection of Quinyon Mitchell with the 22nd overall pick. Mitchell has the potential to become a top cornerback in the NFL.
The Eagles then traded up in Round 2 to pick up Cooper DeJean, who many believe should have been a first-round selection. DeJean is a versatile player who can excel in multiple positions in the secondary and even contribute in the return game. The addition of other players like Ainias Smith, Johnny Wilson, and Jeremiah Trotter Jr. rounded out a solid draft class.
One of the standout picks for the Eagles was Cooper DeJean, who is expected to make an immediate impact on defense. DeJean’s versatility and skill set make him a valuable asset for the Eagles. Despite having to possibly start in the safety or slot position initially, DeJean has the potential to excel in any role he is given. His potential as a returner also adds to his value and makes him a special player for the team.
On the other hand, some viewed as bit of head-scratcher was their pick of Will Shipley from Clemson as running back. Shipley may not possesses skill set needed to stand out as dynamic NFL back but he was reliable player college wise . However ,the eagles were able to secure future fifth-round selection as part of deal that brought shipley into fold , mitigating risk associated with this particular pick