This is my thought process as well since it “involved” a 4th. I understand them holding out hoping for more if that’s the case. Could bite them in hindsight but I get it.
My guess?
Grover Stewart + a 6th
for
4th Round Pick
Grover Stewart has also indicated that he’d be willing to re-sign in Indy, so they were willing to take the chance and keep him.
@_DAYL3N Honestly I’m not to worried about trade value if what we saw today was the max. A late 2nd has less than 30% chance to develop into a solid starter. The 5th was a 2028 pick. Taking the offer or not wouldn’t have a huge impact in the long term.
@_DAYL3N Maybe, maybe not. Look at everyone they traded. Every single one was on an expiring contract. They clearly want the new GM to make the decisions when he gets here.
@BriskerBurgh “Involving a 4th round pick”. I really want to know why it was worded that way. Could be as dumb as you say or could have been a pick swap that involved a 4th.
@BriskerBurgh “Involving a 4th round pick”. I really want to know why it was worded that way. Could be as dumb as you say or could have been a pick swap that involved a 4th.
@GothamCityM Look more closely at the offer. A late half 2nd round pick has a 30% chance to develop into a solid starter. The 5th wasn’t even a 2027 pick since Giants don’t own one. We have no clue who the player is.
@MrBaddog7676 Fun fact, apparently the Colts already have a top 10 draft value in terms of picks even without their first. They can already trade back into the first if they want. Giants did so with two thirds to get Dart 🤷♂️