You take a very good side, that passes the first round of their play-offs and are considered to have very few needs to take their team to the next level.
Their defence is considered pretty good.
They then want to trade one of their top Defensive Tackles, for what is superficially a comparatively low pick.
He has a manageable salary and they don't have any real cap problems.
They have no depth behind this guy, and are low in Round 1 so are unlikely to draft one of the top two DTs in the draft to replace him.
The DT is a suspension and injury risk.
Q: Why would a team make this sort of deal unless there is something they know that we as fans don't?
Their defence is considered pretty good.
They then want to trade one of their top Defensive Tackles, for what is superficially a comparatively low pick.
He has a manageable salary and they don't have any real cap problems.
They have no depth behind this guy, and are low in Round 1 so are unlikely to draft one of the top two DTs in the draft to replace him.
The DT is a suspension and injury risk.
Q: Why would a team make this sort of deal unless there is something they know that we as fans don't?
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