Quote:...
 

One floated on the board was a trade with Atlanta, where they send us their 2nd round pick and their 4th round pick to swap places in the first.

 

That deal would give us the #6 overall, 2 2nd round picks, a 3rd round pick, 3 4th round picks and 3 5th round picks.

 

What would you do with all of those 4th and 5th round picks?

 

Would you package them in an attempt to move up into first or 2nd round, or keep them in the effort to accumulate depth, maybe find a starter or two, and foster competition?

 

Assume that Bridgewater is off the board but Clowney is still on the board.

 

This kind of a haul is what would probably be needed for me to walk by Clowney. I like the idea of stockpiling picks and everything, but I don't like walking away from a draft spot when you have a potentially special player on the board. We have a top three selection in a draft that may have as many as four of those type of players in it. Maybe it's just me, but I'd rather have one special guy instead of three average starters.

 

If I took that Atlanta trade, I'd package at least two of those Fourth and Fifth rounders in an effort to get back into the Second.

---