Philadelphia drafted some talented players, but they may not all pan out like the team hopes. The primary example of this is Makai Lemon. If Lemon didn’t have character concerns, he may have flirted with the top 10, but he had the worst combine interviews imaginable. If he behaves that way in the locker room, he’s not going to be on an NFL roster for very long, no matter how good he is. There is precedent for this with Antonio Brown in his Raider and Buccaneer days, and I’d say Lemon would actually be worse for the locker room than Brown was if his behavior persists.

Another example is Micah Morris. This is less serious because Morris was just a sixth-round pick, but he’s another talented player who has issues. His problems are a lack of work ethic and poor conditioning. He could bust because of those reasons. Meanwhile, the Eagles wasted a fifth-round pick on Cole Payton, who doesn’t have much starting experience and can’t read defenses.

It all sounds negative for the Eagles, but they made some positive draft picks as well. Eli Stowers figures to be a great threat over the middle of the field, while Markell Bell is talented enough to potentially replace Lane Johnson down the road despite being a third-round pick. He’s raw, but can be developed. And speaking of raw, seventh-round defensive tackle Uar Bernard ran a 4.63 at 306 pounds. I’m sure he’ll remind Philadelphia fans of a defensive version of Jordan Mailata.

Despite some positives, I can’t say I’m a fan of the Eagles’ draft. There’s high upside to it, but there’s a very low floor with the Lemon, Morris, and Payton picks.