Lions trading No.2 overall pick.

[Rags]

The Detroit Lions are actively shopping the second overall pick in the NFL draft, a league source said Tuesday, and would be very comfortable trading down, looking to stockpile three or four assets.

The Lions already have been in discussions with other teams about the prospect, according to the source, and have ample time to make such a move before the draft begins April 22.

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Joy, sh*t's about hit the fan with DWill trade rumors.

[Kurb]

But Suh....

[Jangler]

Buccaneers will go for it.

[Squirrel]

Jake and Dwill is the most I would give.

[pstall]

I predict no less than 6 trades in this draft. NOBODY wants a first rd pick.

[SmootsDaddy89]

I'm thinking they probably want picks, not players though.

[Joscott]

I'm thinking they probably want picks, not players though.

Thats what I would think too.

It is Detroit after all, get some young guys in there, watch them underachieve, let them go and repeat.

[DynastyRTR]

no thanks

[Black]

id do it if the price was right

[jasonluckydog]

Well poo let's trade them Peppers....

oh.

[Fiz]

the offseason doesn't officially start until the lions start trying to shop their top five pick

[PantherDude]

Well poo let's trade them Peppers....

oh.

I wouldn't mind if that happend. :thumbsup:

[holycrikey]

I predict no less than 6 trades in this draft. NOBODY wants a first rd pick.

You know, I don't get it. It does seem that teams don't quite care about their 1st rounder, even though analysts everywhere have been saying how deep this draft is. Maybe it's because teams know they can pick up talent later in the draft and not pay the hefty fees.

We have nothing to really offer the Lions, but man... I'd love that 2nd overall pick. Could finally get 1st class talent to help out Smitty. Of course, it'd never happen. Panthers don't trade that for a pick that retarded high. Probably the smarter decision.

[panthers55]

If the draft is deep, it is exactly the reason not to trade up. We should be able to find what we need further down in the draft where prices are reasonable and there is still good talent.