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Trading #8


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3 minutes ago, scratched said:

If someone offers 3 or 4 picks, and I truly think they will, do we trade the 8th pick? I think we can get a 1st, 2nd and probably a 4th and 5th this year for that pick. Would you do that trade?

Not if we are trading way back in the first, if we are just dropping back a couple spots then sure. 

Im not dropping down to 20+ for a 2nd and some throwaway picks. If its a playoff team they def have to throw in next years first. 

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Middle of the 1st really doesn't sound too much different than 8 talent wise from the rumblings if one of the top guys doesn't fall. Some team needing a CB or WR might make that trade, picks I am hoping we avoid. Getting a 2nd would be a big bonus. Not sure when the teir 2 guys drop off in this draft but it sounds like it runs through most of the 2nd. Anything 20 or before could net a sweet haul without moving too far back. In a more top loaded draft I wouldn't be for it but this one sounds lite on teir 1 guys and heavey on teir 2 guys.

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I'd be willing to go as far 20-25 if the package is good enough. We need lots of bodies, and the more players we draft, the better chance we hit on a few of them. If we drop to say 25, but pick up a 2nd and 3rd this year and throw in the 1st or maybe even 2nd next year, I think that's a win. Lots of teams only needing a player or 2 will be calling at number #8. Lots of 1st rd talent all the way thru the middle to end of second rd this year. Deep at DT, Edge, and S this year. And we need all of that!

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1 hour ago, scratched said:

Only players I would consider drafting at 8 is Carter, Hunter, and Graham. If none of these 3 are available, I trade back. Thats just my opinion. 

I see that--so no to T-Mac and no to Will Johnson?  I could build a case to support you for each player.

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