(03-03-2022, 03:28 PM)rpr52121 Wrote: Obviously anything could happen, but as of right I don't see the Philadelphia Eagles trading for Watson, Rodgers, Wilson, or other QB right now. 

In that scenario, It would seem like the Eagles would be more like open to trading one of their 3 first round picks for a first round pick in a future year, if only to have more flexibility/picks if they want to trade up for a QB in the 2023 draft or other manuveuring.

So basically my question is would it make sense for the Jags to trade say a 2023 1st round pick and some filler for one of the Eagles first round picks this year? I am assuming the only reason to do this would because there a guy in the middle of the round the Jags would be targeting.

To me it makes sense because the Jags need to get more young talent around T-Law quickly, and getting a good player a year earlier would help with that.

That player would have to be pretty damn good. The grading on that player would have to be considered A++ and have legitimate potential as a Superstar in the NFL. 

The more important question is. Do you trust Baalke to make that decision? If you're handing over a future first round selection in addition to some "filler". That's a huge gamble. 

You're having to trust a talent evaluator and general manager that has never landed a WR in any draft that had any major impact or lasting impressions in the NFL. 

I agree with the sense of urgency regarding Lawrence though. Especially with him still being on his rookie contract. The WR class in free agency is going to more than likely dry up fast with the expectation of Godwin, Adams & a few other players ultimately being retained. 

All the more reason Baalke and Co. need to figure out a way to resign Chark and maybe draft a guy like Dotson, Metchie III and Moore and another guy just to be safe.

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