There's trade show preparing at the 2017 NFL join. New Orleans Saints are allegedly investigating an exchange that could deliver wide receiver and the previous first-round choose Brandon Cooks from town. Cooks, drafted in the first round of the 2014 NFL Draft by the Saints, has been very profitable the previous two years, going more than 1,100 yards in both 2015 and '16.

In any case, New Orleans Saints have a considerable measure of ability at wide receiver (counting 2016 breakout player Michael Thomas) and an unnecessary measure of ability on offense in respect to their ability on defense, reports Cbs Sports. As indicated by Mortensen, discussions with the Titans have included the likelihood of Tennessee surrendering the No. 18 overall pick in the 2017 NFL Draft straight up in a swap for Cooks, but on the other hand there's the likelihood of the Titans sending No. 5 by and large to the Saints in return for No. 11 generally speaking and Cooks.

The previous situation appears like excessive. Brandin Cooks was the twentieth pick in 2014, so No. 18 isn't out of question, however, he just has one year left on his rookie contract (with a fifth-year alternative that hasn't been worked out, yet should be settled on before May 3), so he will collect a major payday sooner or later, reports MSN. The possibility of the Titans taking a gander at No. 11 as an alluring landing spot for an objective bodes well, albeit surrendering top five pick is additionally somewhat over the top.

Yet, in the event that they did the move to get No. 11, there's a situation where the Titans could rise up out of the first round with Cooks at wide beneficiary and some mix of cautious players in a draft that is profound with quality ability on that side of the ball.

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