The New England Patriots made out like bandits when they moved on from Matthew Judon, sending him to the Atlanta Falcons for a third-round draft pick. It was a smart move considering the Falcons failed to make the playoff push many expected, and Judon, coming off an injury-riddled season, was never at full strength.

The decision here would be this, if Milton can fetch a premium pick (rounds one-thru-three), it's a no-brainer. You make the deal. If he fetches a reasonably high fourth-rounder, you also trade. Anything else is marginal and is probably worth rejecting.