Just depends on picks. Getting a future first to move down 3 spots, and an early second this year, adds a lot of flexibility. You can trade that future first for a big time receiver, or maybe walk out of next years draft with 2 first round talents.
You can use the early second this year to begin trading back and accumulating picks, or have more flexibility to trade for Hopkins.
They both add a lot of flexibilty. I think colts may still be pressed next year to be too good, esp compared to a carolina, so I'd rather get a future first from them.
They need to get a future 1. But even if they trade back a lot, they may be valuing future 1s more than loading up in current class.