Wow, I would take that deal for Dez personally. That's a shit ton of picks, and Hopkins has some nice value himself (and I imagine that you could package Hopkins with picks to get someone better if need be.) Conservatively speaking, Hopkins could get at least half of what Dez does, and if you make some good picks down the road, that could be huge for you.

Personally, I wouldn't hesitate to take that offer - even if I was a contender this year (which you aren't planning on). But you can ask others, that's just what I think.

And assuming he's not trading any other starters, I wouldn't try to get any more players from his team.

Though, again this is just my opinion and I mention that repeatedly because I believe everyone should make their decisions and think for themselves and do what THEY feel is best. But first, I'd accept the Bryant trade. Personally, I like Watkins still even though people seem to be down on him. So after you accept the Bryant trade, I'd send a message to see if he was interested in Ty Hilton. If he's in go for it mode, maybe you could get a package of Watkins + picks. But I'd definitely do the deals separately and I'd shop TY Hilton elsewhere in the meantime.

Something to keep in mind, though, is Dez is only 26 so if you think you'll contend in a couple years...I mean I could understand if you'd want to keep him. Though, this guy is offering such a bounty of picks that I'd probably trade him anyway, even if I was a contender. Hopkins is only 23, so he's a good long-term prospect.

The other thing you have to decide is that if you take this deal for Dez, is it worth it to hang onto Ryan/TY Hilton/Kelce? I'd say maybe it is for Kelce, but otherwise...eh, I don't know. QB's can age well, but if you can get like Bridgewater or someone as I mentioned before, to me that'd be worth it. In whatever trades you do I'd also try to make sure to get some first round picks for this year, to try and expedite the rebuilding process. Maybe offer your other players to those with the Top Pick, the #2 Pick, and the #3 Pick (or really any first rounders this year), and see if they are interested in your players and/or what it would take to get those picks.