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re: The possibilities are endless.. (Draft picks)
Posted on 2/16/13 at 11:00 pm to belowmebama
Posted on 2/16/13 at 11:00 pm to belowmebama
Just watched some of Vacarro's highlights again.. Definitely has some talent to drool over at the safety spot! Is it worth drafting safety with first pick and cutting/trading Harper? Or take a bigger need, and restructure Harper to see how well he plays in this defense that basically calls for what he does best
Posted on 2/17/13 at 4:13 pm to AlexMSU
a coupla things on trading back-
1. First it has to be if who is on the board doesn't match up to your value estimates
2. Ya gotta have a trade partner. Sometimes you can be in prime position (say for a QB this year) or no one really wants to jump up for a particular player at your spot.
3. There must be a good outlook as to who you might get later. Sam Montgomery may not be THE perfect 3-4OB you were shooting for. But who might project into the range of the pick you get? Would you prefer trading and hope to kill 2 birds with one stone? Say NT Jenkins, as mentioned, then Alex Okafor with a 2nd picked up?
Trades are fun to speculate but so many factors go into it that I don't think it's worth our time or effort.
Question: Has Loomis ever traded back in a draft?
Finally, please anyone speculating trades please use the draft pick value chart
Another cool tool is a draft pick calculator
PS- NO team is giving anything for Will Smith, Vilma, Harper, etc. If we are talkin players potentially to be cut why would any team give anything? Well maybe a Jonathan Amaya & a 6th rder- at best. (I still think that is one of the alltime best from Loomis)
1. First it has to be if who is on the board doesn't match up to your value estimates
2. Ya gotta have a trade partner. Sometimes you can be in prime position (say for a QB this year) or no one really wants to jump up for a particular player at your spot.
3. There must be a good outlook as to who you might get later. Sam Montgomery may not be THE perfect 3-4OB you were shooting for. But who might project into the range of the pick you get? Would you prefer trading and hope to kill 2 birds with one stone? Say NT Jenkins, as mentioned, then Alex Okafor with a 2nd picked up?
Trades are fun to speculate but so many factors go into it that I don't think it's worth our time or effort.
Question: Has Loomis ever traded back in a draft?
Finally, please anyone speculating trades please use the draft pick value chart
Another cool tool is a draft pick calculator
PS- NO team is giving anything for Will Smith, Vilma, Harper, etc. If we are talkin players potentially to be cut why would any team give anything? Well maybe a Jonathan Amaya & a 6th rder- at best. (I still think that is one of the alltime best from Loomis)
This post was edited on 2/17/13 at 4:22 pm
Posted on 2/18/13 at 12:25 am to AlexMSU
quote:
To the people who like Vaccaro
Did some quick research and under Rob Ryan as the D Coordinator
2005
1. Fabian Washington CB
2. Stanford Routt CB
2006
1. Michael Huff
2010
1. Joe Haden
2012
1. Morris Claiborne
So I wouldn't be surprised if the saints move for
15 to the 20s to draft him, and also pick up a 2nd or 3rd rounder. I would love it
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