The New England Patriots made out like bandits when they moved on from Matthew Judon, sending him to the Atlanta Falcons for a third-round draft pick. It was a smart move considering the Falcons failed to make the playoff push many expected, and Judon, coming off an injury-riddled season, was never at full strength.

The decision here would be this, if Milton can fetch a premium pick (rounds one-thru-three), it's a no-brainer. You make the deal. If he fetches a reasonably high fourth-rounder, you also trade. Anything else is marginal and is probably worth rejecting.

It wasn’t the first time a player vented frustration after yet another season of futility with the Cleveland Browns. But Myles Garrett is, without question, the best player to do so. His recent declaration that he’s requested a trade (and Cleveland’s continued insistence it isn’t going to happen) sparked pre-Super Bowl conversation around the NFL,