(03-24-2022, 07:46 PM)Caldrac Wrote:

(03-24-2022, 07:30 PM)TheO-LineMatters Wrote: I'd rather have their 2023 first rounder. It's gonna be a higher selection and I'm playing the long game. That would be quite a reach for Watson at #32. He has potential, but he's no first rounder and he's not even a second round pick imo. If he's there in the top of the 3rd, I run to the podium and select him though.

The only way I'm dealing the #1 for #2 and #32 is if the Lions include T.J. Hockenson in the deal.

That's getting greedy in my opinion. I don't think Detroit should budge. 2 and 32 for 1 is fair. Especially in this draft.

This team could package 32 and 33 up to get ahead of the WR needy teams more than likely on the opening night.

New Orleans at 18 or Philadelphia at 19 now become interesting trading spots to get you a receiver like Jameson Williams or Drake London if you absolutely have to have an "X" receiver.

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Personally, if we're gonna trade up, I think we have to at least get to pick #18 to assure ourselves of getting one of the top guys. I see Atlanta taking Drake London at #8, Jameson Williams going to the Jets at pick #10, Philadelphia taking Garrett Wilson at #16 and New Orleans taking Chris Olave at #18. I then have Jahan Dotson going to New England at #21 and Treylon Burks going to Green Bay at #22.

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