(01-01-2022, 10:30 AM)Upper Wrote:

(01-01-2022, 10:16 AM)SeldomRite Wrote: The big issue is value. The Jaguars are going to have the #1 pick. Either the team we trade with would also need a very high pick to exchange, or they're need to be giving up a real blue-chip guy on the level of Kupp or Justin Jefferson along with their low or middle first round pick (and like you said, a lot of teams don't even have the pick, still). Not to mention there aren't any guys at the top that are going to make many teams desperate to move up. I just can't see any team trading us their young blue chip receiver and a first round pick. The Jaguars are probably just going to have to stay and make a pick, it just had better not be another [BLEEP] one.

Obviously this type of stuff will never happen, but in an alternate universe where it could...we should be falling over ourselves to trade #1 for Jefferson. I would give #1 and one of our extra 3rd rounder for JJeff, in a heartbeat.

I would too, but Minnesota would never part with him. The Vikings are projected to be approximately $11 million over the cap for next year though. You never know if they might be willing to part with Adam Theilen, if they get desperate. Dallas is in the same predicament. They are also projected to be $11 million over. New Orleans and Green Bay are way over the cap, but with Davante Adams set to hit free agency, Green Bay has no receivers worth trading for and neither does New Orleans.

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