Ladies and gentlemen, we have another blockbuster deal.

After seeing one Pro Bowl talent leave the division, the AFC South recouped another as the Indianapolis Colts acquired defensive lineman DeForest Buckner in exchange for the 13th overall pick in the 2020 NFL Draft.

In the end, it seems like the San Francisco 49ers chose Arik Armstrad (who they re-signed to a five-year $85 million contract) over Buckner.

Buckner was a huge part of the vaunted Niners defense that helped propel the team to the Super Bowl last season. His ability to create interior pressure in the pocket from his position is second to only Los Angeles Ram’s stalwart, Aaron Donald.

San Francisco will now possess two first round picks in the upcoming draft (13 and 31) and will likely look to bring in two highly capable players who can keep the team playing at the top of the game.

The Colts are getting a game-changer and the sides agreed to a deal that will pay him like one. NFL Network’s Ian Rapoport reported on the terms of the new deal:

Former Colts great, Robert Mathis sees big things coming for this Indianapolis Defense this season: