The NFL trade deadline is Tuesday afternoon. One of the New Orleans Saints players you'll hear thrown around often is Chase Young. His one year contract makes him very appealing to a team looking to get over the hump this year but doesn't want to be connected to him long term.

This was the team's intention with Young when they signed him in free agency. The Saints didn't trend the intended direction this year, but another team could view Young the same way.

The 33rd Team projected two potential suitors for Young, the Detroit Lions and Green Bay Packers. Both of these teams are true NFC contenders. If both of these hypotheticals were on the table, the Saints should go with the Lions offer.

In this exercise, the Lions offered a fourth round pick while the Packers offered a fifth rounder. It's an easy decision there. The Saints have a built-in relationship with the Lions and it wouldn't be surprising to see them work together at the deadline. Matter of fact, Detroit has a need for the Saints biggest bargaining chips, Marshon Lattimore and Young. The trade deadline is 3 p.m. CT on Tuesday, Nov. 5. Let's see if the Saints cut a deal.

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This article originally appeared on Saints Wire: Comparing two hypothetical trade pitches for Chase Young