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Dallas Cowboys Should TRADE UP for Sonny Styles? NFL Draft Mock Trades SHOCK & NFL Deal Debate

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The Eagles could send A.J. Brown to the Rams for the 13th pick and Francis Mauigoa.
1. Locked On NFL Draft focuses on mock trade scenarios for the Dallas Cowboys, Philadelphia Eagles, Los Angeles Rams, and San Francisco 49ers. 2. Damian Parsons and Keith Sanchez host the episode, with Parsons presenting trade ideas and Sanchez buying or selling them. 3. The episode asks what draft-day moves make sense when teams are balancing current rosters, future picks, and expensive veterans. 4. Parsons pitches the Dallas Cowboys trading picks 12 and 92 to the Tennessee Titans for the No. 4 selection. 5. He says Dallas would draft Sonny Styles from Ohio State and still keep pick 20 for another defensive addition or best player available. 6. Parsons argues Styles would give Dallas a second-level defender who can blitz, spy quarterbacks, and pair long-term with DeMarvion Overshown. 7. Sanchez says Dallas could justify the move because Styles has the athletic profile of a rare linebacker and could fit Christian Parker's odd front. 8. Sanchez then shifts to the Philadelphia Eagles and Max Crosby, saying Howie Roseman could use pick 23 on an edge rusher. 9. He frames first-round picks from late-drafting teams as near second-round values because those teams often expect to select in the 20s or 30s. 10. Parsons adds that the Eagles lost Josh Sweat and Milton Williams, which left Jalen Carter with less pass-rush support. 11. The most aggressive trade comes when Parsons sends A.J. Brown from Philadelphia to the Los Angeles Rams for the 13th pick. 12. Parsons says the Rams could pair A.J. Brown with Davante Adams and Puka Nacua for a Matthew Stafford push. 13. He says the Eagles would keep pick 23 and use pick 13 on Francis Mauigoa to reinforce the offensive line. 14. Sanchez first resists the Eagles-Rams trade because both teams are in the NFC and could meet in the playoffs. 15. He then buys the deal, saying the Rams get a win-now receiver while Philadelphia gets a future win with Mauigoa and another first-round resource. 16. Parsons connects the A.J. Brown idea to his broader point that the Eagles can move on if a player still feels like a locker-room headache. 17. The San Francisco 49ers trade proposal sends draft capital into the top 10 for tight end Kenyon Sadiq. 18. Sanchez ties that move to Brock Purdy's contract, George Kittle's Achilles injury, and Kyle Shanahan's need for offensive playmakers. 19. The discussion is conversational, reactive, and built around two hosts challenging each other's trade logic in real time. 20. Fans of NFL Draft trade scenarios and roster-building arguments will get the most from this episode.
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