Randy White
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St. Louis Rams trade 2nd over all pick to the Cleveland Browns for the 4th overall pick and and 22nd overall pick.
Why St. Louis would do it ?
Rams still get to draft the player they want in Matt Kalil with the 4th overall pick, plus add more help with the 22nd pick ( SS Mark Barron, OLB Zach Brown, CB Janoris Jenkins ? ). I'm not targeting a WR to them with this pick because I expect a more conservative approach on offense from Jeff Fisher and possibly Hue Jackson ( if hired ).
Why Cleveland would do it ?
The player they're going to get with the 22nd pick is not that significantly better than the player they're going to get in the 2nd round ( 37th overall ). However, RGIII is a blue chip, potentially franchise QB who will instantly increase season tickets sales 1 hour after the pick is made and that's well worth the 22nd pick of the draft.
The advantage for the Browns is that their extra #1 pick is this year while the Dolphins and Commanders extra 1 pick would be next season and who knows where that might end up or how the draft would finally look.
Why St. Louis would do it ?
Rams still get to draft the player they want in Matt Kalil with the 4th overall pick, plus add more help with the 22nd pick ( SS Mark Barron, OLB Zach Brown, CB Janoris Jenkins ? ). I'm not targeting a WR to them with this pick because I expect a more conservative approach on offense from Jeff Fisher and possibly Hue Jackson ( if hired ).
Why Cleveland would do it ?
The player they're going to get with the 22nd pick is not that significantly better than the player they're going to get in the 2nd round ( 37th overall ). However, RGIII is a blue chip, potentially franchise QB who will instantly increase season tickets sales 1 hour after the pick is made and that's well worth the 22nd pick of the draft.
The advantage for the Browns is that their extra #1 pick is this year while the Dolphins and Commanders extra 1 pick would be next season and who knows where that might end up or how the draft would finally look.
