NFL Owners Consider 3-Year Draft Picks Trade

On March 20, NFL team owners are considering a rule change that would let teams trade first-round

draft picks up to three years into the future.

Instead of just two, Cleveland Brown's owner Jimmy Haslam is pushing hard for it and speculation

points to his interest in Texas Longhorns quarterback Arch Manning, who's eligible in

2027.

Teams like the Denver Broncos have already traded recent first-round picks for proven star

players this off-season, betting on short-term wins over.

Building through the draft.

Championship contenders see this as a smart gamble to chase a Super Bowl.

Haslam talked about the Manning family last year and predicted Arch would stick around

college for at least two more seasons, which he did.

Now, with the quarterback entering his draft window sooner than expected, the timing

feels pointed.

The proposal only needs approval from 24 out of 32 teams to pass, so it could happen

soon.

While it's all talk for now, it shows how desperate some franchises are for elite quarterback

Talon.

This could reshape how teams plan their futures, opening doors for bigger trades down the

road, keep an eye on the owner's meetings for the latest.