Too many draft picks not to package and trade up. How far up the board are they trying to get is the question. Vikings at 12? Eagles at 15? Cards at 23? Id imagine they will have a plan headed into the draft and will have pre approved packages with perhaps these teams if the board falls right.

To include anything outside of the 1st round as well.

Jameson Williams come on down!!!!

Listening to this "Time's Ours" podcast right now. Really wish they'd stop laughing about every goddamn thing all the time. I'm like 9 mins into this bitch and they're still laughing.

It's what they do. They're three friends who talk all the time outside of the podcast. I think it's what gives it character.

**** no.

They're not gonna sit at 29 and 30 and take 2 guys they don't view as first round type prospects when they could trade up and get one I doubt.

Would you do a Marcus Davenport type trade for Jermaine Johnson?

Saints moved up from 27 to 14. Gave up #27, a 5th round pick in 2018 and their 2019 1st round pick.

Now that I would probably do. Hopefully, Johnson ends up being better than Davenport, though.

If they want to trade up to get a sure-fire, day 1 starter, more power to them. I'm on board.

If theres a trade up I'd rather it be in the 2nd, 3rd, or 4th rounds anyway.

I'd aim for Houston at 13.

It would probably cost us #29, #121 and our 2023 1st round pick. I could see Houston going for it because it would give them ammo for a QB in next year's draft.

They would have their own, ours and the Browns.

I enjoy their podcast. they're a buncha goofs and they definitnely can get off topic pretty easily. Them laughing about something for the first 10 minutes sounds about right haha

I agree. It gives it character but it’s just a little too much and super annoying sometimes.

There’s a reason why I provided the exact time earlier and it’s because I didn’t want you guys to suffer listening through the entire thing just to get to the McLaurin part after an hour.

Saw it arbitrarily floated about them using 29 to trade up in the first, and then using 30 to trade back and hopefully get some of the lost capital lost back. Now, I don't think that will be something that is likely to happen, but thought the idea of it was interesting.