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By GoColts8818 · Posted
But if the Cardinals aren’t willing moving to further back than the Colts pick there is no incentive for the Colts to move up because they don’t have to worry about a team jumping them then. -
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By hoosierhawk · Posted
" Should be having the final say", "has been know", "so I just see the 4 QBs being equal", "I think Steichen is willing to go along with any QBs honestly", " I think Ballard listens to his staff, but Ballard ultimately has the final say on trading up,", " and is hoping Levis or Richardson will work out". Lots of assumptions there for a man who seems to be in the know. -
By John Hammonds · Posted
I was thinking the same think. AZ knows that this year there are far fewer first round quality players than there are picks in the first round. If they trade too far down, they risk passing up on what little true quality there is in this draft. So, trading down to say #11 or #12 could be kinda bad. But simply switching places with the Colts at #4, and taking the player you were going to take anyway, and getting a little extra, that would be good, yes? Now, the Colts know this too. And why would they trade up to #3 if they know that AZ may have an offer on the table from the guy at #12, but don't really want to take it. Their competition to trade up is just smoke and mirrors. I expect that the trade negotiations for the 3rd pick are going to be hot, swift, and fierce. And whatever happens at pick 3 won't be announced until the very last second on the clock. Whether a trade, or if AZ just goes ahead and picks Anderson. Better get the popcorn ready. -
By danlhart87 · Posted
Seahawks might be though If WAJ goes on to kill Arizona the next 5 years Arizona would regret it
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