NFL Trade Verdict

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Win

Summary: Jacksonville traded back into Round 1 (from 33rd to 27th overall) to select LB Devin Lloyd, sending Tampa Bay a 2nd (Logan Hall, 33rd), 4th (Cade Otton, 106th), and 6th. Analysis: Lloyd became a useful starting linebacker but not a dominant force. The package sent — a 2nd and 4th — is a legitimate price to move into the back of Round 1. Tampa Bay received Logan Hall and Cade Otton, both of whom became starters. Both sides received fair value; neither dramatically outperformed. C+/C+ even trade is accurate.

April 28, 2022 Jacksonville JaguarsTampa Bay Buccaneers Confidence: high Tier: standard

Jacksonville Jaguars Received

Tampa Bay Buccaneers Received

Trade Summary

Summary: Jacksonville traded back into Round 1 (from 33rd to 27th overall) to select LB Devin Lloyd, sending Tampa Bay a 2nd (Logan Hall, 33rd), 4th (Cade Otton, 106th), and 6th. Analysis: Lloyd became a useful starting linebacker but not a dominant force. The package sent — a 2nd and 4th — is a legitimate price to move into the back of Round 1. Tampa Bay received Logan Hall and Cade Otton, both of whom became starters. Both sides received fair value; neither dramatically outperformed. C+/C+ even trade is accurate.

Trade Analysis

Summary: Jacksonville traded back into Round 1 (from 33rd to 27th overall) to select LB Devin Lloyd, sending Tampa Bay a 2nd (Logan Hall, 33rd), 4th (Cade Otton, 106th), and 6th. Analysis: Lloyd became a useful starting linebacker but not a dominant force. The package sent — a 2nd and 4th — is a legitimate price to move into the back of Round 1. Tampa Bay received Logan Hall and Cade Otton, both of whom became starters. Both sides received fair value; neither dramatically outperformed. C+/C+ even trade is accurate. Tampa Bay received Logan Hall (33rd, starter-level pass rusher) and Cade Otton (106th, starter tight end) while dropping 6 spots in Round 1. Both picks developed into starters. The Bucs executed the trade-down perfectly. Grade: B