The ONE player you would trade up for?

[WindyCitySteel]

It's kinda scary that I just said that - I honestly believe it. I think that's why I was willing to go all in for DeShaun Watson, even with his legal issues. I think JuJu would have pushed to stay and Watson's mobility would have covered up some of the o-line issues. The team would have been an immediate contender...

We would have had Watson and none of the other FAs, though, minus a ton of picks. And maybe Watson for only half a season.

Put Jordan Davis and Desmond Ridder on this team and they're legit.

[SteelerOfDeVille]

We would have had Watson and none of the other FAs, though, minus a ton of picks. And maybe Watson for only half a season.

Put Jordan Davis and Desmond Ridder on this team and they're legit.

In my mind, it's pairing TJ, Cam and Minkah while we have all-pro talent with him. It would have created a VERY short window of opportunity.

Side Note: I'm not exactly sold on Ridder, my money's on Corral to be the best of the bunch...

[Oviedo]

The biggest problem - is the 4.6 guys "get old" faster. A 4.3 guy can play well into his 30's if he doesn't rely exclusively on speed (see: Rod Woodson). A 4.6 guy who is smart has about a 8-10 year ceiling before his lack of speed becomes a problem (see: William Gay).

Granted, I used CB as my examples, but you get the point.

I'll take 8-10 years of quality starting play from a 1st round pick everyday. Especially if you throw a couple Pro Bowls in there.

You also have to look at how teaming Hamilton and Minkah would create problems for offenses. It's not just about what the one guy does but how he fits in the puzzle

[WindyCitySteel]

In my mind, it's pairing TJ, Cam and Minkah while we have all-pro talent with him. It would have created a VERY short window of opportunity.

Side Note: I'm not exactly sold on Ridder, my money's on Corral to be the best of the bunch...

I'd be fine with Davis and Corral, too, just thinking Corral will go in the 1st.