Saints' Draft Strategy: Trade Up or Down?

0:00The New Orleans Saints love making big swings in the NFL draft, especially trading up for stars, but trading down? That's rare territory for GM Mickey Loomis after 23 years on the job. Right now, with their early first round pick, their eyeing moves up for gain changes like Notre Dame running back Jeremiah Love, or White Receiver. Carnell Tate. If Love slips past the fourth pick, expect Loomis to dial up the Giants or Browns to jump in and grab him, especially with the Saints ranking. 28th and rushing last season, and needing fresh legs beyond Alvin Camara's final year. Meanwhile, sliding down could snag LSU cornerback and soar delaying, if he's not worth their spot, maybe dealing with Dallas jumping from 12th, filling. The gap left by Alentay Taylor's exit, or they might drop for USC Whiteout McCuy Lemon, one of three top receiver targets, picking up extra selections in the process, their first down trade. In the first round, since grabbing Chris Olave back in 2022, Saints fans are buzzing about these what-ifs, but history says, up is more their style.

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