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Trade a 25 year-old RT for a 25 year-old Pro Bowl LT (which happens to be a big need)? I don't know...but the only way that wouldn't make sense is that you then have pay Brown like a LT...which will be more expensive than Smith. But you also have LT filled and just have to find a RT. And it's A LOT easier to find a RT than a LT in the draft. Even though this draft is deep at OT...there are going to be far less guys in the draft that can play LT in the NFL than RT. So now they wouldn't be dependent on having one of the best LT prospects fall in the draft...they would now have some flexibility. They can target OT at #54, which frees up #21 to draft EDGE (or another position) or trade down. While getting Brown for a 2nd round pick would be a steal...they can't carry Brown, Q, Kelly and Smith on big contracts. That's $65-70M on 4/5 of the OL. -
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By Jared Cisneros · Posted
Yeah, it'd probably end up being a top 40 pick. Detroit would do it because they have extra 1st round picks in 2022 and 2023. So it'd be a win-win for both teams. Wouldn't mind pulling the trigger! -
Knowing Ballard though, like he did with the Redskins, he could get a future 2nd from Detroit Lions instead of their current 3rd. That is how that man rolls. -
I doubt it will be a big vet. They aren’t going to want to compete with Eason. But I do think they might bring someone in to make sure Eason earns it. They have one other QB on the roster. From what I understand the media guys have mentioned the colts are fine with Eason and if he looks bad in the preseason there will be a vet that they can sign later. -
By Jared Cisneros · Posted
That works. This draft is deep. We could do a lot with all those picks!
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