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Originally Posted by JPH83
There's absolutely no guarantee you get a haul of players more impactful and I really don't think you need a haul to make this DL better. Yes, it's complete dog turd outside of Jones, but given how good Jones is you really only need, imo, a good DE and a run stuffer and this DL is immeasurably better. With Clark gone we should be able to get that. I also don't see anyway we get the sort of mid-first and 3rd picks Chris mentions.If we did, sure, you'd have to think about it, but I can't see it happening
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I'm not sure if you know anything about this draft class, but it is the deepest in DL than it has been in decades. The Dline this year is absurd. Best in years, don't even know what to compare it to. Carter, Bresee, Murphy, Ojulari, WAJ, Andre Carter, Foskey, Wilson, Verse, Nolan Smith. All of them could go top 25 or top 15 easily but will be pushed down because of position.
But in terms of overall draft it's an unbelievably talented draft at the top, super shallow throughout except for CBs and DLine.
This would be a GREAT year to have two picks in the draft, one high and one late. You can address OT and DL that way.
The people in this thread who are being morons aren't the ones who suggest trading Chris Jones.
It's the ones saying no way, don't even talk about it, even in terms of compensation.
Nobody on this team is untouchable except Mahomes, not Chris Jones, not even Kelce.
You always entertain trade offers, especially on players getting older. That is the only way to maintain a team capable of winning the SB.
If you can get the right kind of return on a Chris Jones trade, then package the picks to move up to the top ten in the draft you can get a left tackle that could anchor the position for years. Who is that player? I don't know.
But guys like Peter Skoronski or Paris Johnson Jr. or Broderick Jones aren't going to fall to the late 20s.