Patriots and Lions trade
Patriots hitch up Traylor and prepare to move
http://www.boston.com/sports/footba...atriots_hitch_up_traylor_and_prepare_to_move/
"The Patriots have negotiated a standing offer with the Detroit Lions to acquire the sixth overall pick in the draft in exchange for four picks, including their two first-round selections, according to an industry source. The way the deal reportedly would work is if the target of the Patriots' affection is still on the board when the Lions are ready to select at No. 6, the Lions would trade their first-round choice, as well as a fourth-round pick (No. 105), to New England for the Patriots' two first-round picks (Nos. 21 and 32), one of its second-round choices (either No. 56 or 63), and a fourth-round pick (No. 113).
The deal would be contingent on 6-foot-2-inch, 230-pound University of Miami safety Sean Taylor still being on the board. The chance exists that the Washington Redskins, who pick fifth, could grab Taylor to fill a gaping hole in their secondary, but they might choose instead to go after his teammate, All-America tight end Kellen Winslow."
I truly don't believe it myself. The draft is way too deep to give up all that for one player. If Ty Law is part of this deal that would put the Patriots back in rebuilding mode. I have a feeling Law won't be a Patriot this upcoming season.
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Patriots hitch up Traylor and prepare to move
http://www.boston.com/sports/footba...atriots_hitch_up_traylor_and_prepare_to_move/
"The Patriots have negotiated a standing offer with the Detroit Lions to acquire the sixth overall pick in the draft in exchange for four picks, including their two first-round selections, according to an industry source. The way the deal reportedly would work is if the target of the Patriots' affection is still on the board when the Lions are ready to select at No. 6, the Lions would trade their first-round choice, as well as a fourth-round pick (No. 105), to New England for the Patriots' two first-round picks (Nos. 21 and 32), one of its second-round choices (either No. 56 or 63), and a fourth-round pick (No. 113).
The deal would be contingent on 6-foot-2-inch, 230-pound University of Miami safety Sean Taylor still being on the board. The chance exists that the Washington Redskins, who pick fifth, could grab Taylor to fill a gaping hole in their secondary, but they might choose instead to go after his teammate, All-America tight end Kellen Winslow."
I truly don't believe it myself. The draft is way too deep to give up all that for one player. If Ty Law is part of this deal that would put the Patriots back in rebuilding mode. I have a feeling Law won't be a Patriot this upcoming season.
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