REALCHRISM
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If this scenario plays out, I would rather stay at 10, draft dorsey, and keep my picks and starting right tackle.
If this scenario played out this way up until pick 5, there would still be no way for the Saints to gaurantee that Dorsey would be there at #10. Thus, making a move would make sense for the Saints even if the move proves to be a show of impatience in hindsight for the team.
CitySaint, you are probably right in your suggestion that the offer to the Chiefs on the part of the Saints might not be enough.
crogers, it's hard for me to see that many trades happening as well. Again, it's just conjecture for the mere purpose of discussing what we might at draft time and also what players each team might be leaning toward taking. I try to prevent different scenarios to show the different things that could happen. Now, this is not the same as Mel Kiper, Jr. having 50 drafts with different top ten results. The players in my scenario usually remain the same but I try to show how a player might slide or go higher than expected based upon one or two moves or surprise picks.
longtime lurker, you're right. Lofton is a beast and a guy who plays snap-to-whistle. He's a tremendous prospect and a guy to consider should we trade down to the late first or in the early second.
Scott B, it may not be crack but concern over his injuries that could cause him to fall. Nothing is etched in stone either way.