Titans trade with Baltimore Ravens would unite Alabama Heisman winners

By Will Lomas | Jun 2, 2020

NEW YORK - DECEMBER 12: Running back Mark Ingram (R) #22 of the Alabama Crimson Tide poses with Head coach Nick Saban (L) and the Heisman Trophy during a press conference after being named the 75th Heisman Trophy winner at the Marriott Marquis on December 12, 2009 in New York City. (Photo by Chris Trotman/Getty Images) /

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Baltimore Ravens receive:

Projected trade compensation

Ravens receive: Tennessee Titans 2021 4th round pick

Titans receive: Mark Ingram

Over the last five years, running back trades before the season starts net the team trading away the running back a Day 3 pick.

I am giving the Ravens a good deal here because I think that the Titans need proven depth on the roster at running back and I also think that Jon Robinson thinks that 4th round draft picks are overvalued by the NFL as a whole.

With four picks in the first three rounds, I think the Titans look to move back and collect more picks for even more flexibility during the actual draft. However, the chances are that they won’t need to replace many (if any) starters in the 2021 NFL Draft and the team doesn’t even look for starters on Day 3.

This gives the Ravens more draft picks to move around if they want to or to replace parts on a team that is about to get very expensive, very quickly.

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