Ravens are too smart for that unless it's a massive overpay.

Depends on internal conversations, demand and doing what’s best for your team long term.

What's best for that team is something they probably won't do and it involves not giving their RB Top 5 QB money.

Then maybe getting a pick that will help their offense the next 5 years is more appealing than 1 year of a disgruntled linemen complaining about not playing left tackle.

I'd assume they'd take another teams second or third over our first if it came to it.

That was my first thought after reading the article. Hopefully it's push comes to shove in this situation. Let's hope Orlando gets more aggressive in his desire to be traded and stands firm on wanting to play LT.

Ravens will want too much. Draft a LT.

Did we sign this piece of shit yet?

There's nothing beneficial long term about giving your teams biggest hurdle to the superbowl a player that can protect the best qb in the league for the next 10 years unless they massively overpay.

Exactly, and that's why it's N-E-V-E-R going to happen.

If you're the Ravens you have to assume the Chiefs will be relentless in their pursuit of a LT. They're gettting one no matter what. Now you can be the beneficiary of that or not.

You're talking about cutting off your nose to spite your face. You don't build your team based on how some other team that's not in your division MIGHT do.

Youre thinking like a fan rather than a competent GM. Assuming of course the Chiefs have the best deal on the table.

Nah, I think if the Jaguars or Dolphins offered their later 2nd round pick the Ravens would take that over our 1st.

Or you can trade him to another team that needs an LT and DON'T help the team that could keep you from reaching the superbowl for as long as Mahomes plays. It's not like the Chiefs are the only team that needs an LT and would trade for one.

Agreed. Just think they can still trade him to a team not named the Chiefs. AFC teams, unless they are utterly incompetent are not going to do anything that benefits KC. It's why LV traded Hudson instead of releasing him as they probably knew where he would have ended up had they done that.

The Chiefs aren't the Ravens only obstacle to a SB, and are but a few injuries away from having an irrelevant season.

Considering you cannot predict, nor do you have any control over what COULD happen, it would be stupid to not take the best deal on the table.

For all the we know, Brown could be injured half/most the season thus making him going to the Chiefs irrelevant.

You're also not seeing the flip side to this, which it's also an opportunity to take coveted draft picks from your "rival".