(03-21-2022, 10:14 PM)Caldrac Wrote: Falcons make a ton of sense. Would swap 1 for 8, 43 & 58. Seattle is potentially as good though. Swap 1 for 9, 40 & 41.

They would probably want 65 or 70 though from us to recoup on losing 2nd RD picks but I wouldn't budge if they want their QB.

Could do so much more there. At 8 or 9 you're still in position to go WR, T or DE. With all of those picks in RD2 you could further bolster the offense and defense.

Interesting now for sure after all of the QB shuffling.

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I've been saying for at least a month that Atlanta would seem to be the most likely trade partner, but I thought it was because they desperately needed an edge rusher, and not because they would trade Matt Ryan. https://www.duvalpride.com/showthread.ph...pid1449011

I think them trading Matt Ryan brings QB into play and by the nature of the demand at the position, the price for moving up to 1 goes up more than it otherwise would be this year, though perhaps not as much as it would in a more talented QB class.  Perhaps all the QB movement has created a bit of a desperation/feeding frenzy among the teams that don't have their QB of the present of future, though Jimmy G and Baker Mayfield could conceivably quickly diminsh that inflated demand.

But the bottom line is Atlanta screwed up not takingg Justin Fields when they had the chance.  Now if they don't trade for Mayfield or Jimmy G, they will pay more for a lesser prospect than they would have paid had they simply taken Fields instead of Kyle Pitts.

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