(03-05-2022, 09:10 AM)Bullseye Wrote: As it stands now, we have EIGHT (8) Day 3 picks at our disposal.  What follows are the # of picks we have in each round, and the numbers in parentheses represent what # pick overall it is, and the point value assigned to it by the Draftek Trade value chart. provided here https://www.drafttek.com/NFL-Trade-Value...stTeam=Jax


One in the 4th (#105/84 points)

One in the 5th (#157/27 points)

four (4) in the 6th :

(#179/18.2 points)
(#187/15)
(#197/11.4)
(#198/11)

and two in the 7th.

(#220/1.7)
(#233/1)



Per the Drafttek trade value chart the aggregate value of our picks is about 169 points, roughly a mid 3rd round pick, and our 4 6th round picks have a total value of 55 points, which is worth roughly a 4th round pick.

Given the odds of a player making a final roster, much less being a productive player, decrease dramatically as the draft progresses, given the depth of this draft at some positions, and the state of our roster, would you be willing to package those 6th round picks to get another 3rd or 4th round pick?

How many would you be willing to package?

How many Day 3 picks would be too many to trade away?  Is having more bites at the apple preferable to having a better bite at the apple?

Is there a certain player or position you would want to trade up for?

Would your answer change if the team traded back in earlier rounds?

I could see us combining several of the 6th/7th picks with the fourth or fifth to move that pick around to fit someone we target.

I  don't think any team is going to trade a fourth for 3 sixths, as proposed here. Having those extra picks will allow us to pursue specific players if we wish, or if we're filling our roster without moving, we have the luxury of trading them for future late picks and having the same benefit next darft.

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