Now that Ohio State pass rusher Chase Young officially declared for the 2020 NFL Draft, he’s likely trading in his scarlet and gray for Washington’s maroon and gold in preparation to reunite with former Buckeyes quarterback Dwayne Haskins as the No. 2 pick in April’s draft. As Lee Corso might say, “Not so fast, my friend!” Might Giants general manager Dave Gettleman, desperate to turn around a franchise that has won just nine games combined the past two seasons look to make a splash and trade up for Young in efforts to keep the dominant rusher out of quarterback Daniel Jones’ face twice a year for the next decade? Gettleman’s deadline trade with the Jets in exchange for Leonard Williams combined with Washington’s reluctance to go from deploying Young to facing him twice a season certainly complicate things, but Gettleman would be wise to pick up the phone and at…
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