If the guy turns out to be a star, no one will complain
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I'm not in favor of trading up unless they do something big in FA. Otherwise they just have too many needs and already don't have enough picks.
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I think I’d sit tight at 29 unless a run on DBs occurs.
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Yeah I’m all over moving up for Greedy

Go big or go home boys
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If Byron Murphy is within striking distance of using a 2nd, yes.

Else, sitting pat.
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If we get a 3rd or 4th for Houston, I’m happy using that and a 6th to move up a few spots.

I’m having trouble thinking of a standout talent to trade up for that would be in range.
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I rather trade for a veteran: Rhodes, Waynes, Bouye, Ramsey, etc.
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Waynes $9M+ cap hit is too high for him IMO. Rhodes scares me a little because he started to get dinged up and decline it appears last year, so at 29 years old, I’m not sure we’d be getting a great player anymore.

I’d be all over Bouye or Ramsey for the right price.
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If it’s a decent deal I wouldn’t mind trading up for Byron Murphy
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Murphy is my top guy at CB. I think Baker will be very good too in all likelihood.

Both are a little shorter though than 6,0”, and it sounded like Veach was looking for some length at CB on Wednesday.
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Me too man but I think it will be a pipe dream after this week. Dude isn’t underweight anymore and I think he’ll have a good combine. Top 20 pick IMO.
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Hence the OP with Greedy Williams (6' 3"). It would take a lot though to get him. We would more than likely have to get into the top 10 to get him.
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If one of the big 3 is sitting there at 25 I'd be very tempted, otherwise I think you gotta stand pat.

I really don't know what you do if the big 3 are off the board in the top 20. Probably better taking an offense talent worthy of a 1st round pick than trading back into the top of the 2nd to take a 2nd round talent I guess.
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