Sat Shaw

Well, I think in theory, this is the perfect draft.

If you're not sold on McKenna, it's the perfect draft to trade down from one, trade down from two.

And let's say that Stenberg and McKenna go first and second overall.

And I just mentioned the four D men, right?

Like Reed, Carls, Verhoff, and Albert Smith.

If you have those guys in the same tier,

Would it not stand to reason that you would at least explore going down two or three spots and still get one of those DMET and get an extra asset?

Now, we love talking about those things and talk radio, and it's a great fodder for conversations.

It's not the NFL, right?

It's not the NFL.

I mean, the last time it happened was Braden Shen.

I mean, sorry, Luke Shen that got traded, right?

I mean, it doesn't happen very often where a top five pick gets moved around the draft.

So I love talking about it, but in practicality, it's probably not going to happen.

However, if there is a draft where somebody does trade down, this would be it.

So they had the Chicago pick when they had traded Brian McCabe.

And they made a number of different trades.

And they did actually have the first overall pick.

But they traded with Atlanta that was hosting the draft.

They traded down from one to two so they could have the first pick.