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2 minutes ago, CRA said:

I found it previous years, I can't find a trade chart that shows the value of future picks.

Bears 1st is - 3000 points

Our first, 3rd, and 4th - is just 1546 points 

Just applying mid round value (16th) to the 2023 1st and 3rd doesn't get you to 3000

He breaks it down here

 

https://theriotreport.com/what-would-it-cost-for-panthers-to-move-into-the-top-3/

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39 minutes ago, SmokinwithWilly said:

From 12 to 3 cost 3 1sts. No way 9 to 1 goes for less than that. 

Why not?

I was told these QBs aren’t good.  So trading up for them shouldn’t be that bad.  And why would there be such a bidding war for these terrible QBs?

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1 hour ago, onmyown said:

anyone who thinks this won’t cost three firsts is delusional

however, throwing burns would cut that down significantly

three firsts and a second or two firsts and three seconds or burns and two firsts are way more realistic scenarios imo

 

When has giving up 3 firsts plus to move up in the draft worked out? Just because someone was stupid enough to do it once doesn't mean that became the norm or will happen again. Lance is the cautionary tale to convince us it wasn't worth it... 

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