NEPA Phin Phan
Club Member
Teams can always offer future draft picks. Yes, we have the most to offer this year, but any of those teams can offer a 2021 1st rounder or more. This may end up in a bidding war for whoever is willing to move downQuestion: IF the Detroit Lions are sold on Tua at 3, they aren't trading the pick to Miami. And if they are willing to trade the pick to Miami, then they never were sold on taking him at three.
If Miami is trades with Detroit at 3, it isn't to keep the Lions from taking him....because the Lions will pick him there if they are sold on him. If the Dolphins are trading with the Lions, it's to prevent someone else from jumping up and trading ahead of them to pick him. At that point you have to examine who is closely behind the Dolphins to move up and what they could offer. The Chargers have the 6th pick but don't pick again until 37 and have no other round 2 picks. Miami's 5th and 39th picks alone are worth the Chargers 6th and 37th and I'm not sure the Lions would take the 6th and 37th picks for the third anyway. The Colts need a QB but don't pick until 13th and don't have the draft capitol. Carolina picks 7th and will have a make a decision on whether to retain Cam Newton or look elsewhere....but again, they don't have the draft capitol.
I'm not seeing a whole lot of great fits trade wise for the Lions and IMO Matthew Stafford isn't the issue with Detroit. A better organization can win with a Matthew Stafford. Philadelphia certainly did.