(03-02-2020, 06:52 PM)Caldrac Wrote: For me I would hope it would unfold like this for us, this is assuming Ngakoue is traded to Miami for the 26th and 70th overall selections:

9th: Derrick Brown - DL3T - Auburn
20th: Justin Jefferson - WR - LSU
26th (From Ngakoue Trade to Miami): Austin Jackson - OT - USC
42nd: Patrick Queen - ILB - LSU 
70th (From Ngakoue Trade to Miami): Cole Kmet - TE - Notre Dame
73rd: Jaylon Johnson - CB - Utah
116th: Alex Highsmith - DE - Charlotte
166th: Jon Runyan - OG - Michigan 
189th: Joshua Kelley - RB - UCLA
206th: Julian Blackmon - S - Utah
224th: Khalil Davis - DL1T - Nebraska

I like this one since it addresses several needs with potentially very good players. Brown, Jefferson, Queen and Kmet (sharing time with Oliver) would start immediately. Jaylon Johnson has the potential to eventually become a starter. Jackson is the wild-card in this class. If he gets stronger, he has the skill-set to be an excellent left tackle. 

I'd rather Ngakoue remain a Jaguar, but if they could receive picks 26 and 70 they'd have to make this trade. It helps greatly that there aren't many good pass rushers in this class after Young, so the Dolphins might be willing to part with their last first rounder. I doubt they'd also give up a high 3rd, however the Jags should still take this deal.

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