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Damn, Green Bay not taking Cooper... he'll probably be there for us and it's going to be hard to pass on.

If a team wants a certain WR, they know that's where we're going and we could get hopped just like Green Bay was just hopped.

Terrion Arnold is still on the board. I'd see us taking him before DeJean.

Damn you Jax is taking a CB people 😭

Probably pissed to have fallen this far when most people had him going a lot higher.

Hell yeah Miami taking Chop. I absolutely did NOT want him to be in the conversation for us.

Us? I mean, if the best CB in the Draft is there that should have gone off the board LONG ago and value at WR isn't, you absolutely can. You might not like it. But it would be a great pick.

I mean, it depends. If Verse, Arnold, and Mitchell go before 28 and BTJ is there - I would argue that Newton and DeJean are the next best Defensive players and either on par or rated lower than BTJ.

Ah - missed that. And here's another one lol

All this talk of us trading up or other teams trading up and not a SINGLE trade 16 picks in.

Penix at 8 Nix at 12 Wow. I guess teams have learned nothing about overdrafting QB's in recent years.

We were all on the right path all offseason. Then as we got closer, we all started hyper focusing on rumors and Trade Ups and talked ourselves into something crazy. It never felt like that was something we'd be able to pull off. Back to reality and the guys we were looking at all offseason. Still very good WR's available.

Getting one of the Top 3 guys was extremely unlikely. Chicago made that pick so quickly that even if we called, they probably weren't hearing it.

Bears picked QUICK. My guess is they wanted Odunze and there wasn't a trade they were going to take.

It wasn't going to happen. Arizona would either get a ridiculous, overpayment that was impossible to turn down or they were taking Harrison.

Ugh. This coming off reports of AD Mitchell being Diabetic and requiring extra attention because of it. If both are true and teams are dropping them off the board in Round 1, that takes the only 2 WR's after the Big 3 with a sure 1st Round grade off the board. Here's hoping both are overblown or smokescreens being put out in hopes of one of them dropping.

I think he probably thought about it and realized Nabers falling to 7 is unrealistic. It would require 4 QB's going in the Top 5 plus another team taking a player than the highest rated player on the board at a position of need for them. I would be shocked if either Harrison or Nabers were on the board at 7. Between Arizona, Los Angeles, and New York - at least 2 of those teams are going to take WR or trade out to someone who will.

Of course. The 20th WR in the Draft could end up being the best. But when you have the kind of WR core we have right now, it's possible (if not likely) that there's someone he wants to secure that is considered a safer bet and has better tools to succeed right away. The hole is so glaring (regardless of what Beane says) that it's possible there's multiple teams underneath us that are thinking of hopping ahead of us if we stand pat. And as good as this class is, there's only so many that are considered 1st Round talents. Maybe even less than we think if the stuff about Mitchell's health and habits are true.

Trading up is a no brainer, if not a necessity, unless we want to settle for, at best, the 6th WR off the board. Thomas will be gone by 28. And anyone underneath us that is interested in a WR is going to jump ahead of us because they know we're going to take one and quite possibly their "guy". The question is - is it an "aggressive" trade up they're hearing about or simply "aggressively" trying to move up any number of slots?

Should say "All Reported Pre-Draft Meetings". Combine Interviews and Pro Day appearances aren't Pre-Draft visits and we don't have all of the Pre-Draft visits accounted for.

I don't know what's more ridiculous - the idea that the Vikings are going to trade the best WR in Football at age 24, following them letting their QB walk to ensure they have enough money to keep him.... Or saying you prefer a Draft Prospect who hasn't played a down in the NFL over the proven best WR in the NFL.

And they were trying to retain Calvin Ridley after they signed Davis and lost him. They do have Gabe Davis, Zay Jones, Devin Duvernay, and Christian Kirk in the Slot. So it's possible they go elsewhere and wait on WR. But with them seriously trying to retain Ridley and not being able to get it done, i'd assume they're still looking for a bigger piece alongside Davis than Zay.

Why would anyone want to pay $925 million dollars (and probably be asked to help with finances for the team) and have no say in anything?

I think this is the first Trade Josh thread. But there is a Trade Milano thread on Page 1 and a Trade Dawkins thread recently. 'Tis the time of the year when everyone gets obsessed with Draft Prospects, convinces themselves they're going to be the best players to ever suit up at their position based on watching YouTube highlight reels, and wants to trade literally anyone and everyone to try and get them. EDIT: Oh, no, you're right. There is another Trade Josh thread on Page 1. Dear Lord.