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2020 NFL Draft: Trent Williams, Yannick Ngakoue among 17 veterans who could be traded on draft day

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Albert Wilson MIA • WR • 15
A relatively big investment back in 2018 free agency, the former Chiefs speedster is due almost $11 million in 2020 despite missing 12 games and never topping 400 receiving yards in two years with Miami. The Dolphins could just cut Wilson to save big bucks, but they might also be able to squeeze a late-round pick out of a team that isn't satisfied with WR depth during/after the draft. With a whopping 14 picks of their own, they'll have plenty of chances to replace Wilson, who's been explosive at times when healthy.

Potential fits: Eagles, Jets, Vikings
 
Howard for Adams...throw in a 5th.

Wilson to the Eagles for their 5th.
 
The Redskins could use more receivers as they really only have one. Would they settle for a 4th round pick and Wilson for Williams, or would that be to lopsided for the Dolphins?
 
Except KVN all our FA were under 26 if I’m not mistaken. Don’t see us trading for a guy over 30
 
My guess is that Wilson gets cut or restructured.

I would consider trading for Anthony Harris or Joe Thuney
 
I think. the only one traded during the draft will be Rosen and that's a maybe.Or Howard in a trade up to acquire Burrow.

2 number 1s and a number 2 plus Howard CB.
 
I think. the only one traded during the draft will be Rosen and that's a maybe.Or Howard in a trade up to acquire Burrow.

2 number 1s and a number 2 plus Howard CB.

I think people grossly over estimate Howard’s current value. 2 years ago he might have been worth a 1st. He missed most of the past season due to (another) injury. Given his contract, I think it’s pretty much impossible for us to move him and come out winners.
 
Who the hell is going to trade for Wilson with that contract and injury history?
 
i don't know, even the argument the article makes sounds to me that you might get a pick in next year's draft for Albert Wilson, if at all. that said, i don't think anyone is gonna trade for that contract.
 
They can redo the contract or extend him a couple years at a smaller rate. Contact is no issue.
But it complicates the matter as it depends on Wilson agreeing to do so prior to the trade.
 
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