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Patriots Moving Up To 12?


EMSMedic79

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On NFL Network right now, The Patriots are in negotiations with the Seahawks to move up to #12. Seattle would get picks 27 & 31 in return. If Carolina got offered the same deal would you take it?

If they threw in a late round pick, maybe something like:

Carolina gets New Englands 1sts and 5th

New England gets our 1st and our 7th or something.

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On NFL Network right now, The Patriots are in negotiations with the Seahawks to move up to #12. Seattle would get picks 27 & 31 in return. If Carolina got offered the same deal would you take it?

Yep. Top of the draft has bottom half talent after pick 6 or so.

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Its Mark Barron they are targeting and it would be stupid of them to move up before the draft started. because we would trade with the Cowboys and they would just give up a 2nd rounder with us to get him. The value would dictate the cowboys give us a 3rd rounder but because of his demand we could ransom a 2nd rounder i bet.

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