If you could pick 1-3 low profile players to trade for, who would they be?

Okay, here's my full list...

1. Ray Edwards (DE/OLB)

2. John Henderson (3-4 DE)

3. Patrick Cobbs (RB)

At this point... any decent OLB will do.

Brad Jones OLB Green Bay Packers.

Cullen Jenkins DE/DT Green Bay Packers.

Chris Kelsay DE Buffalo Bills.

I went with a couple young guys that might actually be available. 2nd string type guys that could really improve depth at two weak positions. And One guy that is rumored to be available, that could start and/or markedly improve the depth at the position.

-Trevor Scott 3-4OLB 6'5 255
Oakland Raider
going into his 3rd year 25 years old
7 sacks last season with only 6 starts.

-Kenneth Darby RB 5'10 220
St Louis Rams
going into his 4th season 27 years old
5.6 ypc in limited play last season with 18 catches

-Marcus Spears 3-4DE 6'4 310
Dallas Cowboys
experienced 34 DE that may need a change of scenery
would really help in that RDE spot.
only 27 years old

Clif Avril
Trevor Scott
Tamba Hali

In no particular order. Maybe throw Ray Edwards in if I had a another.

1. Tamba Hali, OLB, KC Chiefs: Emerging young pass-rusher who really flourished during his first season as a 3-4 OLB. Poised to breakout over the next two years. Has the size/speed BB covets

2. Manny Lawson, OLB, SF 49ers: Former 1st round pick who has been good, but not spectacular as a 3-4 OLB with the 49ers. Has talent. Has the size/speed BB covets

3. Ahmad Brooks, OLB, SF 49ers: Similar to Hali, in that he is a very talented young pass-rushing OLB poised to breakout. Has overcome maturity issues that plagued him in college. Has the size/speed BB covets. Played for Al Groh at Virginia.

4. Reggie Bush, RB, NO Saints: I think he would flourish running out of the shotgun in our spread system. He is at his best in space, which is what the Patriots like to do with their best skill guys. Is due $11 million in 2011, could he be a cap casualty by then?

What about Anthony Gonzalez (WR-Indy)!

Nice pick on John Henderson and Cobbs!