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What if I offered you Ernie Conwell and Ryan Tucker for Jerome Bettis?

How about John Bowie for Randy Moss?

If you think you're being low-balled here you aren't alone. 

NFL GM's frequently trade Pro Bowl caliber players for draft picks, but do these transactions really make sense, or would it be smarter to trade for other talented players? 

NCAA and NFL production often don't go hand in hand.  Successful college players like Akili Smith and Tim Couch, for example, aren't always successful NFL players.

Often times top-flight talent needs to be traded because they simply aren't fitting in with the city, the coaching staff, the other players, or they are disgruntled for some other reason. 

Randy Moss was not a good f ...

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Article written by Conor Lauerman