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Just to list it all: Bengals : Drafted both of them Bills : Traded for Diggs (1st, 5th, 6th) but he had 3? years left on his deal at the time. Dolphins: Drafted Waddle, Traded for Hill (1st, 2nd, 4th, 4th, 6th), and then signed him to a big deal. Eagles: Traded for Brown (1st and 3rd) Drafted...

What a way to get clicks....."the Patriots are interested in _______ _______ " They definitely need a real deal Free Safety , but Dugger is getting paid like 15M or something, are they going to want to tie that kind of money up in another safety? Over 10% of the cap on that position? I know...

All of those things are true, but I don't think it would move the needle on this team.....this kind of trade makes sense when you are one or two pieces away, it doesn't make sense when the entire roster needs to be rebuilt. And that is without getting into DK as a player.

I voted none of the above, but I would prefer this to the original ones listed.

Yeah, the logical part of me gets it, every year is different; FA is different than signing someone to an early deal; but paying Higgins more than JJ would feel icky.....and nevermind the trade capital

All of the Pats podcast guys that were in Indy for the combine say the same thing, Milton is one of the priorities.

You guys just like to be disappointed

If I thought he was going to be that kind of player I wouldn't be as against picking him. If they do pick him, I root for him just like I do everyone else on the team, but I don't think he will be that good of a pro, and I think a team in our position can make better use of the pick.

Jonnu certainly did.

Yeah, but if we don't get a shot at Carter or Hunter I'd argue that the team should be open to just taking the player that helps the team the most....and I would say if they get LT in FA, finishing the line by filling RT would help the most.

If we get Stanley, I think Membou becomes a real possibility at 4....."oh, that is too high for a RT".....well it is a bad draft...."no one does that!" .... Know who did that, everyone's darlings the SB champion Eagles, Lane Johnson at #4 overall in '13.

It's 3/8s shorter than then what most teams consider the minimum, it's 1 3/8 shorter then what they prefer. It isnt to say that he can't play, but part of drafting this high are traits, he has most of them but comes up short on a couple .... Which would make his chance of success an...

Blown out knees are blown out knees....and Easley's injury was the one considered easier to deal with.

To each their own....to me that is like betting on Easley again, and we did that further down the draft.

Good way to get him hurt and have to replace him with three guys.

So a guy with barely minimal arm length; that broke out against bad competition; never mind a knee injury that apparently have him completely off some team's boards? Yeah that is probably a 50/50 swing at best.

Its pretty much what I've expected, as much as I get excited about Carter/Hunter, I just don't believe that Sanders in going top 3. After that you are stuck hoping someone wants to trade up for Sanders, I don't think anyone will, or you are stuck picking one of the kinda 1st rd graded guys...

This is a whole lot of talk without a single name being thrown out that would be available and fix the position. You know why, because there isn't a single guy in this draft that is a can't miss prospect at the position....not a single one. There probably isn't even a guy that a better than...

Mbow is likely moving back to guard...another short arm guy.

Yeah I saw that, but I can say I'm 6'3 too