Updated:Rams Could Be Potential Trade Partner

Update: Titans and Rams have agree to a trade for the number one pick. Bucs Gm Jason Licht knows Titans Gm Jon Robinson, so perhaps the Bucs could get some of those extra picks from the Titans in a trade down.

Rams get No. 1 pick, their 4th and 6th. Titans get Rams' 1, two 2s (43 + 45), 3 and then Rams 1 and 3 next year.

— Adam Schefter (@AdamSchefter) April 14, 2016

There has been a lot of trade chatter lately surrounding Bucs backup Qb Mike Glennon, as he could be on the move as early as draft day. So far the rumored teams have been the Jets and Broncos as both really need a Qb, and Glennon would be a great fit for both teams. The Bucs and Jets have had discussions about a trade involving Glennon last month, maybe those talks restart again.

Source: Jets and Bucs discussed a trade involving QB Mike Glennon this morning. My understanding is talks have cooled down.

— NFL Update (@MySportsUpdate) March 13, 2016

If Bucs Gm Jason Licht can get a third round pick or higher from the Jets for Glennon then great, but I feel he needs to make a call to the west coast to Rams Gm Les Snead. The Rams Qb situation is a mess as they are planning to roll with Case Keenum as their starter for the 2016 season. Rams have the 15th overall pick in the upcoming draft, as well as two second round picks. If the right player is not there for the Bucs at 9th overall, then they should try to trade down and the Rams look like the perfect partner.

Jason Licht should offer the 9th overall pick and Qb Mike Glennon for the Rams 15th,45th and their 4th round(107) selections. That is reasonable trade for both sides as the Rams get a starting Qb in Mike Glennon who has upside, plus get a top ten pick in the 2016 draft. Glennon would be a good fit for the Rams offense as he would have a good defense on his side, plus a great running back in Todd Gurly. As for the Bucs they receive more versatility in the draft and can add more impact players on defense with the extra picks. Not saying this will happen, but it is something the Bucs and Rams should consider come draft night as its only three weeks away.

Will Janoris Jenkins Come Back Home?

Lets face it the Bucs defense needs more talent in all three position groups, and I believe Rams cornerback unrestricted free agent Janoris Jenkins would be a good start to the offseason. If the Bucs could add Jenkins to the secondary group that would be a vast improvement and provide a guy that is one of the top man to man corners in the league. Jenkins had 15 pass breakups to go along with 3ints, but most importantly 64 tackles which means he is aggressive against the run providing physical play. Jenkins,27 has good size at 5-11 200lbs as he and Trumaine Johnson were one of the better cornerback duos in the NFL this past season.

Jenkins, who is a former Florida Gator, would probably welcome the opportunity to come back home and play in Florida where there is no state income tax by the way. Jenkins would be a good fit in Mike Smith's scheme which would allow Jenkins to play a lot of press man coverage which is his strength. Paring Jenkins with Sterling Moore and Jonathan Banks would help the secondary improve quite a bit and potentially making the group a strength for 2016.  Jenkins will probably ask for 6 or 7 million annually which is understandable for his ability, the good news is the Bucs have plenty of cap space so might as well use it.