I'd welcome a trade down from #22, but I'd expect a similar deal as last year. If Miami wants the #22 pick trade us the top pick in rd 2 and their first next year. But I'd only do this trade if the following guys are off the board (as well as obvious guy I won't bother listing like Dmac or Chris Long).
-Rashard Medenhall
-Jonathan Stewart
-Dominique Rogers Cromartie
-Mike Jenkins
-Aquib Talib
-James Hardy (no way he lasts this long imo, but didn't want to create confusion cause many think he'll last)
But imo it's more likely a team tries to trade up to 28 for Joe Flacco. Who ever doesn't get a QB in rd 1 (Miami, Atlanta, Kansas City, Baltimore, Chicago, Carolina and Minnesota are all posibilities). It's unreasonable to expect a 2nd and a 1rst from a team picking in the early in rd 2, but if it's a team out of the top 10, I'd get the deal I expected at 22.
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I'd actually strongly consider that with Miami.
But I wouldn't make that selection with #28.
Actually, if the deal was right and the valued players were off the board for us at the positions we were looking for at #22 and #28..
I'd trade down with both our #1's and do trades similar to this.
If there is as much deep talent after the 1st rd. as many are saying, I'd definitely think we could pick up as many as 5 more picks in the 2nd and 3rd rounds for our two #1's to go along with our own picks in those rounds.
That would let us rule the deep rounds and pluck alot of talent at affordable prices.
We don't need starters, what we need is quality depth that could be starters in the next year or two. and to take some snaps in the meantime.
I'd trade them both and grin as long as our scouts really had rds. 2-4 dialed in and we had picks at the tops of those rounds to play with plus our own.
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