Re: 2022 Draft Discussion
Posted: 18 Mar 2022 07:56
time to research my notes from the combine, I'd like to use a couple of our first four picks on a WR and a DT, maybe a TE, or a return specialist type guy.
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It can look like anything, since there are so many possible pick packages.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑18 Mar 2022 07:45So since I'm a little analytical, I must now ask, how would it look if Guty trades BACK with any of those? You know, to take even more bites of the apple? It'll surely happen someplace in those first five picks, maybe even twice.salmar80 wrote: ↑18 Mar 2022 06:20So, we now have a lot of picks. If Gutey wants to trade up, he has plenty ammo to do it. Gutey has shown he's willing to make moves to get the players he has targeted. On other hand, I tend to be a fan of a lot of bites at the apple, especially with a top heavy roster that needs the depth to be cheap
Here's some reference of what some combos could get us:
22nd + 28th should get us into top 10, 8th per the old trade value chart (TVC), 6th per 2022 Rich Hill chart. But trades involving top 10 picks tend to be funky, since exciting high picks have an impact on ticket sales for sucky teams
22nd + 53rd -> 13th (TVC), 11th (Hill)
28th + 60th -> 17th (TVC), 17th (Hill)
22nd + 92nd -> 18th (TVC), 17th (Hill)
28nd + 92nd -> 23rd (TVC), 23rd (Hill)
:-)
ballistic but I don't think I'll have to worry about that, actually I expect to bring in another edge rusher, but likely a later round pick or maybe a UFA like we did with Mercillus
Knock yourself out. I made a trade value calculator for our group mock drafts, finally got comp picks and updated it.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑18 Mar 2022 07:45So since I'm a little analytical, I must now ask, how would it look if Guty trades BACK with any of those? You know, to take even more bites of the apple? It'll surely happen someplace in those first five picks, maybe even twice.salmar80 wrote: ↑18 Mar 2022 06:20So, we now have a lot of picks. If Gutey wants to trade up, he has plenty ammo to do it. Gutey has shown he's willing to make moves to get the players he has targeted. On other hand, I tend to be a fan of a lot of bites at the apple, especially with a top heavy roster that needs the depth to be cheap
Here's some reference of what some combos could get us:
22nd + 28th should get us into top 10, 8th per the old trade value chart (TVC), 6th per 2022 Rich Hill chart. But trades involving top 10 picks tend to be funky, since exciting high picks have an impact on ticket sales for sucky teams
22nd + 53rd -> 13th (TVC), 11th (Hill)
28th + 60th -> 17th (TVC), 17th (Hill)
22nd + 92nd -> 18th (TVC), 17th (Hill)
28nd + 92nd -> 23rd (TVC), 23rd (Hill)
:-)
We would have to trade up to get Johnson I think. Thankfully Adams turned down more money from us to go to Vegas. Saved management from themselves.
Keep that other 7th. I want to make sure we draft Mike Vrabel's kid.BF004 wrote: ↑18 Mar 2022 14:32Here's trade I could live with. Not picking up a '23 first, but picking up a '23 2nd from Houston which very well should be a top 40 pick.
Say if Houston doesn't take a QB at pick 3 then finally get a little QB hungry there. Be a nice way to spread some of the picks around between this year and next.
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He very well may be the first QB picked. But he's also the one that seems to need to sit the most, from what I've read. I think he's a likely target for Houston, Minnesota, Atlanta, and Carolina.
BF004 wrote: ↑18 Mar 2022 11:19Knock yourself out. I made a trade value calculator for our group mock drafts, finally got comp picks and updated it.Scott4Pack wrote: ↑18 Mar 2022 07:45So since I'm a little analytical, I must now ask, how would it look if Guty trades BACK with any of those? You know, to take even more bites of the apple? It'll surely happen someplace in those first five picks, maybe even twice.salmar80 wrote: ↑18 Mar 2022 06:20So, we now have a lot of picks. If Gutey wants to trade up, he has plenty ammo to do it. Gutey has shown he's willing to make moves to get the players he has targeted. On other hand, I tend to be a fan of a lot of bites at the apple, especially with a top heavy roster that needs the depth to be cheap
Here's some reference of what some combos could get us:
22nd + 28th should get us into top 10, 8th per the old trade value chart (TVC), 6th per 2022 Rich Hill chart. But trades involving top 10 picks tend to be funky, since exciting high picks have an impact on ticket sales for sucky teams
22nd + 53rd -> 13th (TVC), 11th (Hill)
28th + 60th -> 17th (TVC), 17th (Hill)
22nd + 92nd -> 18th (TVC), 17th (Hill)
28nd + 92nd -> 23rd (TVC), 23rd (Hill)
:-)
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people need to respect there limitations, and when looking at the receivers Gute has drafted he should limit himself to picking CB's, OL, and gator aid distribution specialist whoops I guess I should add in RB's that hit like pre live ball fullbacks, the rest like WR's should come with Rodgers approval, or at least give Dianna a call to see what she thinks
Yoop wrote: ↑19 Mar 2022 13:37people need to respect there limitations, and when looking at the receivers Gute has drafted he should limit himself to picking CB's, OL, and gator aid distribution specialist whoops I guess I should add in RB's that hit like pre live ball fullbacks, the rest like WR's should come with Rodgers approval, or at least give Dianna a call to see what she thinks