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What players do you think the colts could trade up and get in some crazy ideal setting. Here's my list:

Janoris Jenkins CB- 2nd best cover corner in the draft. Great returner. Two big holes for colts

Micheal Floyd WR - Looks like a future #1 WR

Dre Kirpatrick CB - Good in coverage and run support

Cordy Glenn OG- Could help shore up a young line for years to come

I know this wont happen but fun to think about

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Upshaw, Floyd and Poe would have to be my favorites to trade up for. All of them would fill big needs and look like they'll be studs in the NFL.

no way poe gets pass the giants. thinking of a line of osi,poe,tuck,paul man thats scary

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I'd be more willing to trade down a little bit. Pull a Patriots move and stockpile a load of picks. There seems to be a lot of talent in this draft, and if you have more picks, you're more likely to hit on players. People tend to get enamored by certain 'high round players', but when you have the amount of holes we do, you can't afford to trade up and lose valuable picks.

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Actually, I believe Poe goes at either 24 to the Steelers or at 26 to the Texans. He will not last past the #26 spot.

If that is the case, we could easily trade up to the 22 or 23 spot to get Dontari Poe. Trading one of our aging veteran like Dallas Clark and the 34th pick would be enough I would think.

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