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If we can get 1st and 2nd round picks off a team very likely to finish in the bottom 10-15 of the league every year like the Raiders then you have to try and stack some picks for Tyreek. Production for WR1’s starts to fall off around age 30 so it wouldn’t be a bad play to draft a top 10 WR and get some more cheap players to build around as well. It’s not like there is a shortage of talented young receivers coming up every year. Yeah, I love Tyreek, but if I could trade Tyreek and draft a stud WR like Chase or Justin Jefferson, and get solid starters on rookie contracts with the extra 1st and 2nd day picks….I’ll do that everytime. The gamble is not having that WR produce, but that’s football. I think I’d rather take a gamble on drafting a WR in the early 1st round than ****ing up and signing a WR to play into his 30’s taking up a huge chunk of your salary cap. The numbers usually side with the young draft picks if history shows us anything.
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