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If we did trade Smith what could we get in draft picks?

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I think he is every bit worth a third round pick. The Pats have a mid 3rd from the Moss trade. It is just to type of lateral upside moves they usually make. Moss unhappy ditch him and bring in hungry Smitty. Give me a extra third to address either DT or OG.

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depends on the teams record that we trade him to really. If you do it before the trade deadline thats one thing, but now you have to wait until the offseason and teams know exactly where their picking. That being said, if we trade him it'll be either cuz A. he wants to go to a contender or B.the new coach doesent want him poisoining Andrew Luck.

That being said late third or early 4th if it were to happen.

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Most likely nothing more than a 4th at this stage in his carreer. The best we could do would be a 3rd, but I can't think of a single team in the league where SS would be the missing link to a Champoinship.

He would be a nice addition for a few teams (and no, not the Pats), but not so needed that anybody would be willing to trade the potential of a 3rd for 3-4 years of play for a guy who is essentially a slot reciever at this point in his carreer.

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Most likely nothing more than a 4th at this stage in his carreer. The best we could do would be a 3rd, but I can't think of a single team in the league where SS would be the missing link to a Champoinship.

Texans come to mind. Would be a great with Shaub fit and they could use a threat on the other side.

What about the Ram with 2 guys i have barely heard of?

Maybe even Bears or Packers

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