They could've been pretty tightly grouped on their board, but didn't need to draft two safeties last year considering all the other needs on the roster. Now they get a player they liked for 3/4ths of his rookie contract with the "welcome to the NFL rookie" season out of the way at the cost of the final year of a player who they knew they'd lose after this year anyway, plus a 7th round pick back, which is one round lower than the original draft cost of that player in the first place. I certainly wish it was higher than a 7th, but if they do like Reed then it's a decent deal.