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St Louis at #2


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New trade idea. Cleveland moves back to 9 in exchange for next years third and this years fourth then packages those picks with next years 1 and this years second. We end up with Claiborne for this years fourth and next years third....deal?

NO! Claiborne not THAT much better than other CB to give up any picks

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I've seen on twitter that the Redskins are ready to offer the Rams their 1, 2, and 3 round picks and a 3rd round next year to move up. Later that day (yesterday) I saw a report that Cleveland is willing to offer #4, #22, their 3rd round pick this year (or maybe even their 2nd rounder), and then another pick next year.

There have also been several reports saying that the Packers will use the tag on Matt Flynn and then possibly trade him. Although, Flynn has said that he wants to stay with Green Bay as the backup.

I think the tag on Matt Flynn is unlikely. $14 million for a reserve QB? Even if only to trade, it drives up the asking price when you have to compensate GB first before dealing with the contract negotiations--a tag would begin talks in the $10 million range. RG III would be cheaper.

If I were the Rams, I would take the Brown's offer the second it is made.

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Here is how I think it will work:

Peyton to Miami

Flynn to Cleveland

Washington takes Tannehill

Seattle contemplates moving up, but cannot afford it.

St Louis takes Kalil at 2

Not a chance. Someone definitely pulls the trigger and moves into the #2 spot to take RGIII. Oh, how I wish we had lost a few more games this past year. The compensation for trading that pick will be huge.

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