The one thing about these draft pick calculators that I don't like is that while you can place a particular value on them if it was just a mutually needed trade, but more weight needs to be considered when it's one team wanting to improve their draft position. So Miami wanting to go from 11 to 8 to increase their chances of getting a QB has to make giving up your 8th pick more valuable to the Bears. If they are going to be willing to move down 3 places, you have to be willing to make it worth it. That's not to say that I wouldn't be willing to change it to a 4th or even a 5th if Drake was included in the deal, but right now it seems like an overpay by the Bears. Landry is not going to be cheap if they can work out a long term deal. Howard is less than a million a year for the next two years, which allows Miami some nice cap relief while shedding the $16m they will owe Landry if they can't trade him. Miami chose to tag Landry even though extension discussions haven't been going well. It's well documented this offseason. Miami pretty much screwed the pooch in tagging him, because tagging him for the second time makes his contract for 2018 $16m. There is absolutely no reason for a team to massively or even slightly overpay in a trade for Landry, and Miami shouldn't expect to get the better end of the deal.