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Any discussion or trade talk please do it in this thread and use the other thread to make the pick to make it easier on everyone!  Thx

 

Round 1

Houston (2-14)

St. Louis - from Washington (3-13)

Raiders trade form Jax (4-12)

Cleveland (4-12)


Jacksonville trade for Oak (4-12)

Atlanta (4-12)

Tampa Bay (4-12)

Minnesota (5-10-1)

Buffalo (6-10)

Detroit (7-9)

Tennessee (7-9)

New York Giants (7-9)

St. Louis (7-9)

Chicago (8-8)

Pittsburgh (8-8)

Dallas (8-8)

Baltimore (8-8)

New York Jets (8-8)

Miami (8-8)

Arizona (10-6)

Green Bay* (8-7-1)

Philadelphia* (10-6)

Kansas City* (11-5)

Cincinnati* (11-5)

San Diego* (9-7)

Cleveland - from Indianapolis* (11-5)

New Orleans* (11-5)

Carolina* (12-4)

New England* (12-4)

San Francisco* (12-4)

Denver* (13-3)

Seattle* (13-3)


Round 2

Houston (2-14)

Washington (3-13)

Cleveland (4-12)

Jacksonville from Oak (4-12)

Atlanta (4-12)

Tampa Bay (4-12)

Oakland form Jax (4-12)

Minnesota (5-10-1)

Buffalo (6-10)

Tennessee (7-9)

New York Giants (7-9)

St. Louis (7-9)

Detroit (7-9)

Pittsburgh (8-8)

Dallas (8-8)

Baltimore (8-8)

New York Jets (8-8)

Miami (8-8)

Chicago (8-8)

Arizona (10-6)

Green Bay* (8-7-1)

Philadelphia* (10-6)

Cincinnati* (11-5)

San Francisco - Kansas City* (11-5)

San Diego* (9-7)

New Orleans* (11-5)

Indianapolis* (11-5)

Carolina* (12-4)

San Francisco* (12-4)

New England* (12-4)

Denver* (13-3)

Seattle* (13-3)

Round 3

Houston (2-14)

Washington (3-13)

Jacksonville from Oak (4-12)

Atlanta (4-12)

New York Jets - from Tampa Bay (4-12)

Oakland from Jax (4-12)

Cleveland (4-12)

Minnesota (5-10-1)

Buffalo (6-10)

New York Giants (7-9)

St. Louis (7-9)

Detroit (7-9)

San Francisco - from Tennessee (7-9)

Dallas (8-8)

Baltimore (8-8)

New York Jets (8-8)

Miami (8-8)

Chicago (8-8)

Cleveland - from Pittsburgh (8-8)

Arizona (10-6)

Green Bay* (8-7-1)

Philadelphia* (10-6)

Kansas City* (11-5)

Cincinnati* (11-5)

San Diego* (9-7)

Indianapolis* (11-5)

New Orleans* (11-5)

Carolina* (12-4)

New England* (12-4)

San Francisco* (12-4)

Denver* (13-3)

Minnesota - from Seattle* (13-3)

I think an easier way to do it is to just whoever starts the thread post the picks.....and then bold and red whoever is on the clock.

Up for trading down (Patriots GM here) only accepting offers of the three rounds we are doing

Attention Minnesota GM [Jagwired'd] ...please check your PM.

Falcons are looking to trade back as well.

One moment I am going t past draft order in here as well.....this way it's on first page

I got it

Niners have two picks in each the second and third. Wouldn't mind moving up in the top 20 or top 15 if the right guy falls.

Greece I already did that lol

Quote:I got it

You need to swap picks for Oakland and Jacksonville for rounds 2 and 3

Quote:You need to swap picks for Oakland and Jacksonville for rounds 2 and 3

ight

FYI: The Jaguars trade with Oakland also included swapping places in both the second and third round.

 

Jacksonville now has pick four in round two and pick three in round three.

 

Oakland has pick seven in round two and pick six in round three.

 

Please make those corrections.

 

Thanks a bunch!

 

EDIT: I see you've been alerted!

Jungle Cat I think I have your strategy for round one figured out.

Quote:Jungle Cat I think I have your strategy for round one figured out.

You do?

Quote:You do?

I PM'd you what I think....

Quote:Niners have two picks in each the second and third. Wouldn't mind moving up in the top 20 or top 15 if the right guy falls.

check your PMs

I am open to trades mainly looking to trade out of 1st round.....typical Eagles

I think these trades are starting to get out of hand. 


The Jax/Oak trade is lopsided.  In Oakland's favor.  Looking at the Value Chart, and you have: 

 

Oakland: 

Pick 5: 1700

Pick 36: 540

Pick 67: 255

Total: 2495

 

Jacksonville:

Pick 3: 2200 

Pick 39: 510

Pick: 70: 240

Total: 2950

 

Discrepancy: 455 points 

 

The discrepancy is also in favor of the team trading up!  

 

Let's put that in perspective: the trade up for Justin Blackmon

 

Buccaneers: 

Pick 5: 1700 points

 

Jaguars: 

Pick 7: 1500 points

Pick 101: 96 points

 

Discrepancy: 104 points in favor of the team trading up.  


Now imagine if Tampa Bay added it's 2nd round pick that it got from Houston at 58.  That would make up the rest of the discrepancy. 

 

I don't want to be the 'no fun police'.  But I think that trades are going to start detracting from this draft.  Just my two cents.  

Quote:I think these trades are starting to get out of hand. 

The Jax/Oak trade is lopsided.  In Oakland's favor.  Looking at the Value Chart, and you have: 

 

Oakland: 

Pick 5: 1700

Pick 36: 540

Pick 67: 255

Total: 2495

 

Jacksonville:

Pick 3: 2200 

Pick 39: 510

Pick: 70: 240

Total: 2950

 

Discrepancy: 455 points 

 

The discrepancy is also in favor of the team trading up!  

 

Let's put that in perspective: the trade up for Justin Blackmon

 

Buccaneers: 

Pick 5: 1700 points

 

Jaguars: 

Pick 7: 1500 points

Pick 101: 96 points

 

Discrepancy: 104 points in favor of the team trading up.  


Now imagine if Tampa Bay added it's 2nd round pick that it got from Houston at 58.  That would make up the rest of the discrepancy. 

 

I don't want to be the 'no fun police'.  But I think that trades are going to start detracting from this draft.  Just my two cents.  

Teams don't go by that chart.  I actually think its a good trade for Jax.  being Bortles or Manziel would be their at 5

Quote:I think these trades are starting to get out of hand. 

The Jax/Oak trade is lopsided.  In Oakland's favor.  Looking at the Value Chart, and you have: 

 

Oakland: 

Pick 5: 1700

Pick 36: 540

Pick 67: 255

Total: 2495

 

Jacksonville:

Pick 3: 2200 

Pick 39: 510

Pick: 70: 240

Total: 2950

 

Discrepancy: 455 points 

 

The discrepancy is also in favor of the team trading up!  

 

Let's put that in perspective: the trade up for Justin Blackmon

 

Buccaneers: 

Pick 5: 1700 points

 

Jaguars: 

Pick 7: 1500 points

Pick 101: 96 points

 

Discrepancy: 104 points in favor of the team trading up.  


Now imagine if Tampa Bay added it's 2nd round pick that it got from Houston at 58.  That would make up the rest of the discrepancy. 

 

I don't want to be the 'no fun police'.  But I think that trades are going to start detracting from this draft.  Just my two cents.  

I don't see it as lopsided at all.

 

The third over-all is predicated on what a GM decides is fair, ultimately fair pending the results of the actual selection.

 

How about reality? If a team wants the third they give up picks, not swap them.