Matt Tennant

Summary: Jacksonville acquired 2011 4th round pick (121st overall, Chris Prosinski) from New Orleans Saints for 2010 5th round pick (158th overall, Matt Tennant). Analysis: Jacksonville converted a roster piece into draft capital. The return was modest, but the move created usable asset value.

Summary: Jacksonville traded DE Quentin Groves — who never developed — to Las Vegas/Oakland Raiders for a 2010 5th-round pick (158th, Matt Tennant). Analysis: Groves was a failed 2nd-round investment from 2008. Getting any draft return — even a late 5th — for a bust is satisfactory asset recovery. The D grade is overstated for Jacksonville — this is a competent exit from a failed investment. Grade revised to C.

Denver acquired Le Kevin Smith and 2010 7th round pick (231st overall subsequently traded, Selvish Capers) from New England Patriots for 2010 5th round pick (158th overall subsequently traded, Matt Tennant). This was primarily a draft-position exchange, with Denver reshaping its pick stack rather than adding an established player. The grades stay conservative because the historical value depends on how the selected players developed after the swap.

Denver acquired 2010 5th round pick (158th overall subsequently traded, Matt Tennant) from Dallas Cowboys for Montrae Holland. Denver converted Montrae Holland into draft capital, a practical roster-management decision rather than a franchise-shaping swing. The Broncos grade stays at C because the return was useful but limited, while Dallas Cowboys lands at C based on the player value it acquired.