Sheil Kapadia

Concepcion at wide receiver, Sadiq at tight end.

You tell me if I'm missing anybody, but what direction do you think the Eagles go in if the board plays out like this?

That seems like a risk.

All right, I'm going to try to convince you on Sadiq here over Denzel.

And this is unlike me.

Usually, for a while there, I was the guy saying, watch out with the tight ends.

Everyone falls in love with the first round tight end and look at the history.

I don't know if it's swung or if I'm having recency bias or small sample, but the last couple of years, these guys have come in and performed right away.

I also don't feel strongly that Denzel Boston, I don't have the confidence that he's definitely better than maybe some of the guys I could get in the second round or the third round.

And so I look at Sadiq's profile here and I'm like, man, that type of speed and athleticism at tight end and a guy who looks pretty well-rounded here, you could always miss.

There's no doubt about it.

But there's a best-case scenario where he can be the number two pass-catching option in your offense, certainly the number three pass-catching option on your offense.

You're filling a hole that you don't have to worry about now in 2027.

Next offseason, he has high upside.

Again, you mentioned at the top, and I'm usually with you, that let's swing for some all pros here in the first round.

Let's not just take the safe play.

I feel like he checks all of those things.

If it were me, I would say, let's go Kenyon Sadiq and let's address wide receiver later.

But I'm giving you the final say, Deontay.

Either you can say, all right, you convinced me, or you could say, I hear what you're saying, but I'm still going Boston.