ANTHONY C.WANTAGH, NY
Is Jalen Ramsey worth trading up for to ensure he is in our secondary for the 2016 season?
Bryan: I am willing to sit and wait to see what happens. I am a big fan of Ramsey, but I am also a fan of other players at that spot. If you were to make that jump you would have to go to Cleveland at No. 2 and I don't see them doing anything other than holding you up for more picks and I am not interested in going that route.
David:There isn't a player on this draft board you could convince me to trade up for – not even a quarterback. At No. 4, you're guaranteed to have your pick of several of this draft's elite talents. It might not be Ramsey, but some who is very highly-rated will fall to them at No. 4. There's no sense in giving up picks in that spot.
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TRACE PITTSEAGLE PASS, TX
Since the Rams are leading towards tagging Trumaine Johnson, do you think the Cowboys will make a push for Janoris Jenkins?
Bryan: I don't believe so. When Jenkins was coming out in the draft, this front office had him off the board – so I am not sure things have changed for him in their eyes? They like to do things case by case here. He is also a press man corner that tends to gamble in coverage and that is not a fit for them here.
David:On top of what Bryan said, just consider the price for second. Reports have indicated that Jenkins turned down a five-year, $45 million deal to stay with the Rams. He knows how many teams have money to blow, and he knows he can get himself paid extravagantly. The Cowboys have a decent amount of cap space, but it would be a mistake to get into a bidding war over that kind of contract.
