not no but HELL NO. Anything above a 3rd is too much. Draft picks are too valuable. Most I would do is a 3rd and a player. Seattle is in a tough spot. They need to avoid the distractions and either extend him,or trade him. Earl gonna get paid no matter what happens.
Safeties can play a long time, especially elite ones. A great FS is harder to find than a good pass rusher.
Our secondary is full of guys on rookie deals, and will be for a while.
ET probably has 2 years at *elite* level and then 2-3 years at *very good*. ET at very good is still better than 90% of the FS in the league.
One 2nd round pick is value for both sides. Dude will probably be an All-Pro for the next 3 years, and we have young talent in the secondary. Take advantage of it, and get a high caliber professional that can give you the 1-2 plays a game you need to beat the Rodgers', and the Wentz', and the Goffs'. You also get to take advantage of Dak's and Zeke's rookie contracts.
I think we've drafted pretty well the last few years, we have a lot of young talent, that's why i'm for it. I think ET will give this team a legitimate shot at Super Bowls over the next 4 years, and the price will be long forgotten. We'd still have our 1st and 3rd anyway.
Cap is fine for a deal. Especially since Irving is as good as gone after his contract unless he takes a friendly deal.