So I don't really know how to explain what happened. I put new drives in, had all those issues. I decided i'm going to update the SAS RAID drivers and Firmware, then the BIOS. After that i went in to fix the degraded RAID, when i got it, there was no issues, it said the drives were already part of the RAID, so that was freakin weird. I got out since there didn't seem to be anything left to do in there. I tried to get into OMSA, that seemed broken now, so then to make sure the RAID wasn't degraded anymore for real, I ran the firmware update on the two drives in the RAID array i couldn't upgrade because it was degraded and it worked fine. So problem fixed, not sure how, but it was a best case scenario.
I have a PowerEdge R730xd. It came with Sandisk LT0200MO drives, 12 to be exact. There was a bug where they fail after 40,000 hours. I did not know about this, Dell was supposed to inform people who had the drives from what i heard but i never heard about it. This is our Database server, 2 drives in our RAID 10 database virtual disk died last night. I upgraded the firmware on all the other drives however, i could not upgrade the two working drives in that virtual disk due to the degraded array. So my question is, can i pull a drive from the other two functional RAID 10 virtual disks and then replace the failed drives in the Database virtual disk, so it can rebuild the array and i can upgrade those two good drives. I can't get replacement drives until Monday or Tuesday so i'm sitting on a ticking time bomb and am looking for the best possible option to save those last two drives in that virtual disk.  
Fix degraded raid array by moving drives from other functional raid arrays on 
same server