I'm not saying pay a premium for a No. 2, but I think if a team is shedding a #2 who is any good, they are going to want a decent draft asset because they are in re-build mode. Giants likely want to accumulate draft assets. But are you saying flip one of what they just got for Toney for a WR? That is a possibility.
I typically feel the draft value going the other way in a trade is pretty underwhelming. A 3rd rounder? Aight, that guy might be good, or he might barely be a player.
But a guy who you have NHL tape on, and he's actually proven he can produce in the NFL? I'd take that from a 3rd rounder every time.
Of course salary cap is a huge factor here, and the fact that Toney is still on a rookie deal, played a big factor as to why we got a 3rd rounder back.
Whoever we bring back in will be closer to free agency, and we should want to sign that player. I look back to Leonard Williams, who was a higher pick, and way more proven on the field then Toney, but he was a Free Agent at year end and as we saw required a big contract.
But I don't want to spend a lot in terms ofc cap space of whoever we acquire. Just give me an OK, dependable, 2nd WR. It will be a big upgrade to what we have, and won't be a big cap concern when he is reupped. I'll give a 3rd for that.