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Draft movement?


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Talking with my friends we all disagree on what we should do come draft time. My friends seem to believe we need to move up into the first round, or high in the second round sacraficing our later picks and possibly next year again.

my personal thoughts are that this draft will be deep. We are going to clean house in Compensatory picks‎, probably getting 3.

If we do any draft day trades, I see us moving back and gathering late round picks. I just hope we have done our HW and can get some steals in the later rounds

What are your thoughts on this?

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trade this years and next years 2nd for a late 1st rd pick or early 2nd rd pick(from the chiefs i hope) along with a late rd pick.(hopefully an early 2nd with a 5th or 6th in there as well.) we could destroy the draft if we got a early 2nd. we'd have: early 2nd, mid 3rd, and 4th, 5th rd compensatory, 2 early 6th rd picks, 6th rd compensatory, a mid 7th and a 7th rd compensatory. da**.

2nd(from KC)-DE

3rd-WR

4th-WR

5th(compensatory)-QB

6th(from KC)-OT

6th(from Oak)-CB

6th(compensatory)-DT

7th-OG

7th(compensatory)-S

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