Patriots - Justin Fields
Patriots give Falcons their 15th overall, their second-round pick at 46, and a first and third rounder in '22.
Bengals - Chase
Dolphins - Slater
Cardinals - Pitts
Arizona gives Detroit their 16th overall, next year’s first and third.
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Lions - Devonta Smith, WR.
The Lions trade down, get even more draft capital to the mass they’ve already stockpiled, and still get arguably the best WR coming out?
Sign me up for this!
Imagine 2022 … THREE first-rounders. Two third-rounders. Two first-rounders in 2023.
If Brad Holmes is even just slightly above average at drafting – and we have reason to suspect he’s better than that – this transforms the Lions in a positive way that will resonate for years to come.
Not sure why it would cost Arizona more than No. 16 and next year’s 1st Rd pick to move up to No. 7 or, alternatively, Nos. 16 and 49 and next year’s 3d Rd pick.
By way of comparison, in exchange for the 10th selection in 2019, Denver received Pittsburgh’s 2019 first- and second-round picks (Nos. 20 and 52) and a 2020 third-round pick.
In! Love it!
Jockey some stuff around, build the O in early rounds. Next year, have a better idea if we need a QB or not, then work on the D (that’s what she said)
I agree big over pay I don’t like his pick but pick at 16 there is reason why he was picked that low an its his small size. The players taken at 17…19…20…I would rather have before Smith
I had not really thought of Arizona as a team that would trade up since they have a QB in place… but this actually makes sense considering the “all in” type moves they have made this year.
The only reason I see them staying where they are in the draft is that they likely can get a CB at #16 (Horn or Newsome) that would fill a need as well. Also… they need a RB and Najee Harris would be a great fit in that offense (or any offense for that mater).