Should the Saints trade up to get Leonard Williams or Vic Beasley? Why?

neaux....if anything trade back and acquire more picks we sorely lack young quality depth

But no we should stay where we are and get the best LB/OL available. Collins or Beasley at 13 would be nice

It's going to take a lot to trade up in this draft and the teams at the top are relishing their spots because they know there is premier talent in this draft. There's a lot of talk about different teams trading up for Mariota, especially the Eagles.

As far as the Saints are concerned, I think they should stay put, they will be able to land a stud player at #13. I can see them possibly trading the #31st pick though. I would love it if Beasley or Williams fell to them at #13, but I doubt they will. That's what makes the draft so interesting though, you never know what will happen during the draft, so all we can do is just keep guessing till draft day!

NO if any trade it needs to be back.Why ? because they have had the fewest draft picks of all NFL teams.

no jeff they shouldn't

I would trade up only for Williams or fowler. 2 of the best players in the draft who can make a immediate impact. Getting one of those guys is better than getting 1 with a pot addiction and another guy who may or may not work out. I was all for Gregory until I really started thinking about it, he may end up being the next Blackmon, Deion Jordan or josh Gordon

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One of these is not like the other

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That takes on a confusing meaning when its a choice between only two options. I mean, logically speaking, they're both correct because one being the correct answer makes the other option reflexively also the correct answer.

Next time, just say what you mean instead of shrouding your point in a paradox that will keep my mind spinning like I'm trying to figure out a Singapore test question.

Should the Saints trade up to get Leonard Williams or Vic Beasley?

would people like to give
#13
#31
and God know what else for one of these over paid rookies ??

NO WAY !!!!!!!!!!

I would be so disappointed if they did.

We need PLAYERS!! 1st, 2nd and 3rd round PLAYERS!!!!

Not just 1 Player and bunch of 4th, 5th, 6th and 7th round players.


This Saints Defense needs Multiple players.

at #13 there's a player that would make this Defense better.
at #31 combined with our #13 pick there's a player that would make this Defense a lot better.
at #44 there's a player that would make this Offense better.
Plus those 3rd rounders ... we can be a Great team


Total picks: 9
Top-50 picks: 3
Top-100 picks: 5

New Orleans Saints picks in 2015 NFL Draft
Round Overall Notes
1 13
1 31 from Seahawks JIMMY GRAHAM
2 44
3 75
3 78 from Dolphins Kenny Stills
5 148
5 154 from Chiefs Ben Grubb
6 187
7 230

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neaux....if anything trade back and acquire more picks we sorely lack young quality depth

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I agree with this!!

Let's pull off a New England Patriots move, Trading back has never hurt them huh ...

especially at #13 , If we can't get the player we want. Trade with a team like cleveland and get there #19 plus a 2nd or 3rd rounder .. that would be sweet.

The Saints' affinity for aggressively moving up has proven especially damaging when they have sacrificed future assets for current players. In 2011, the Saints acquired the 28th pick in the draft from the Patriots in exchange for their second-round pick and a future first-rounder, which ended up being the 27th pick in 2012. In essence, the Saints gave New England a second-rounder to wait a year and move up one spot. The Saints then used that 2011 pick on Alabama running back Mark Ingram. In his career, Ingram has averaged a pedestrian 4.2 yards per carry. In his best season, in 2014, Ingram ranked 13th in the league with 109 DYAR (nearly 40 percent of his career total). As they did in the Sedrick Ellis trade, the Saints created a situation where the only way they could get a reasonable return would have been for Ingram to become a star player. Additionally the Saints ignored their own history of finding running backs on the cheap (like Pierre Thomas, Darren Sproles, and Khiry Robinson), and their inability to develop Reggie Bush into an every-down back.