Oct. 20, 2012; Tempe, AZ, USA; Washington Huskies cornerback Desmond Trufant in the fourth quarter against the Arizona Wildcats at Arizona Stadium. Arizona defeated Washington 52-17. Mandatory Credit: Mark J. Rebilas-USA TODAY Sports

It was reported all throughout the week that the Falcons were one of the many teams looking to trade up in the draft.

Those reports came true tonight after the Falcons made a trade with the St Louis Rams, trading for their 22^nd overall pick and selecting Washington cornerback Desmond Trufant.

Here are the details of the deal, according to Jason La Canfora

The Rams pick up 92nd overall pick and a 6th, while the Falcons move up and get a 7th rounder in 2015

— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) April 26, 2013

2. Jacksonville Jaguars 
Dion Jordan
DE/LB, Oregon

3. Oakland Raiders  
Sharrif Floyd
DT, Florida

4. Philadelphia Eagles 
Luke Joeckel
OT, Texas A&M

5. Detroit Lions 
Chance Warmack
G, Alabama

6. Cleveland Browns 
Dee Milliner
CB, Alabama

7. Arizona Cardinals 
Lane Johnson
OT, Oklahoma

8. Buffalo Bills
Ryan Nassib
QB, Syracuse

9. New York Jets
Geno Smith
QB, West Virginia

10. Tennessee Titans
Jonathan Cooper
G, North Carolina

11. San Diego Chargers
Star Lotulelei
DT, Utah

12. Miami Dolphins
Ezekiel Ansah
DE, BYU

13. New York Jets (from Bucs)
Tavon Austin
WR, West Virginia

14. Carolina Panthers
Kenny Vaccaro
S, Texas

15. New Orleans Saints
Barkevious Mingo
DE/LB, LSU

16. St. Louis Rams
Cordarrelle Patterson
WR, Tennessee

August 30, 2012; Philadelphia, PA, USA; New York Jets cornerback Darrelle Revis (24) shown on the sidelines against the Philadelphia Eagles during the second quarter at Lincoln Financial Field. Mandatory Credit: Dale Zanine-USA TODAY Sports

The Atlanta Falcons NFC South Rival, the Tampa Bay Buccaneers, acquired Darrelle Revis from the New York Jets.

The acquisition of Revis should not concern the Falcons what so ever.

Revis is one man and one many only. He can not defend multiple high caliber receivers, which is what the Falcons have with Julio Jones, Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez. The Buccaneers would obviously surround a game plan around stopping Jones

Revis is one man and one man only. He can not defend multiple high caliber receivers, which is what the Falcons have with Julio Jones, Roddy White and Tony Gonzalez. The Buccaneers would obviously surround a game plan around stopping Jones with placing Revis on him, and then who is the one defending White, Gonzalez or even Douglas?

The corner back opposite of Revis, as of right now, is Eric Wright. The Buccaneers signed Wright to a five year, 37.5 million dollar contract with the team last off-season. It’s safe to say, he has not lived to his contract. It was actually reported that the Buccaneers were shopping Wright before eventually agreeing to re-structure his contract.

At least when Revis was on the Jets, he had Antonio Cromartie playing aside of him. The duo of both Revis and Cromartie caused havoc against opposing team’s offenses because they would cover the opposing team’s two best receivers. I don’t believe Eric Wright can bring what Cromartie did, playing aside of Revis.

Another thing about Revis is that he is coming back from a torn ACL. There is a very good chance that he does not come back to form, being the leagues top cornerback. Revis Island may be off the map if that happens.

There is no doubt that the Buccaneers did improve their secondary this off-season. Not only with the addition of Revis, but with the addition of Dashon Goldson and already having Mark Barron, makes them one of the leagues top secondaries.