Teams with multiple picks in Rd 2-3

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(03-05-2020, 09:35 AM)SHRacerX Wrote: I thought it was interesting to look at Rds 2 and 3 to see who had additional picks as potential trade bait for players or pick 33:

Rd 2:

Miami has #39 and #56
Indy has #34 and #44
Chicago has #43 and #50
Atlanta has #47 and #55

New England has NO 2nd round picks.

Rd 3:

Jets have #68 and #79
Denver has #77 and #83
Cleveland has #74 and #90

The Raiders have #80, #81, and #91 (but no 2nd rounders)

If the Bengals are fortunate enough to get a 2nd rounder for Dalton from either Indy (great fit) or Chicago (windy, but still a good fit...thank you Tannehill for showing the NFL that having a backup option if the starter tanks might work).

The fact that there could be an elite talent that is highly coveted at the top of Rd 2 could yield the Bengals a fairly solid additional 3rd rounder for swapping 2nd round picks.  I wonder if the Bengals would slide all the way down to the Jets pick in Rd 2 (#48) to gain their first 3rd rounders at #68.  Point system seems favorable.  I guess it all depends on their playing weighting and who is there.

If I'm Dalton, I'd prefer Indy.
You get a dome to play your home games in, plus you get a dome for Houston game and then Nashville and Jacksonville weather for the other inter-division away games.

Plus, you'd have a solid OL (assuming they keep Castonzo), a running game with a 1000-yard rusher in Marlon Mack, a good WR in TY Hilton, and a versatile TE in Jack Doyle.
Their defense also is middle-of-the-pack, which is a big upgrade over the Bengals.
With having picks 13, 34, and 44, they definitely have room to add another impactful pass catcher and defensive player too.