I'd do this in a heartbeat
-
Your pick is only worth what someone is willing to give you for it. Draft value chart be damn. I'd take the #13, 3rd and 5th and a mid rounder next year.
At #13 Maybin, Jackson, Moreno or Jenkins. Any are as good as you will get at #5 at 1/4 of the cost. With 4 picks in the top 80 you can fill needs at OLB, WR, Safety and Center. Then still have picks to go after Jennings or Brinkley.
Teams who want Sanchez look like they want to trade above Seattle. That to would be okay because Curry would have a chance to fall to us.
-
http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2009/writ...raft/index.html
"I've heard Cleveland (picking fifth) and Washington have already discussed a deal if Sanchez is still on the board at five"
Hmmm. But Sanchez's stock seems to be rising faster than anyone elses. Sounds like he won't be there. But if he is, I'd do the deal in a second as well.
-
i would take that in a heart beat. however i don't think that the gm in washington is as dumb as the gm in chicago. 2 first rounders, a third and 5th is way too much for sanchez. i would love to pull off this trade but there has to be little chance of it happening. if you take away next year's pick then it is more likely to go through.
-
Even without next years pick I would do it.
No matter what value chart used, it doesn't matter because the values on each are overvalued when it comes to this years draft.
If a team wants to trade down, they better not be holding a value chart in their hand, because they aren't going to get that with a host of teams willing to move back and very few wanting to move up.
Teams moving back will be doing so at a steep discount.
-
Agreed, the difference between 5 and 13 this year isn't going to make or break our team, add in the other picks for this draft and I say it's a winner. A first round pick next year added to the mix is the bit that makes this unbelievable to me.
-
To good to be true, thats the shit dreams are made of. If it does happen then hells yeah, i hope we have the extra money to pay all these draft picks
-
the kid is still pretty immature, Quinn was definitely more polished coming out. these teams are insane to consider that trade.
a heartbeat wouldn't even be fast enough for me.
-
@shepwrite said:
Sanchez was on NFL network yesterday... and acts like a seasoned veteran, comfortable and funny. I see what GMs are seeing, a kid who is mature way beyond his years or experience level.If he's on the board when the Browns are on the clock, we'll have trade offers.
Good, i hope we take them.
-
We very well might.
We will know 5 days and 6 hours from now.
-
-
@shepwrite said:
Sanchez was on NFL network yesterday... and acts like a seasoned veteran, comfortable and funny. I see what GMs are seeing, a kid who is mature way beyond his years or experience level.If he's on the board when the Browns are on the clock, we'll have trade offers.
i saw that too and you apparently read people like shit. funny? he was uncomfortable and giggling the whole time, and pretentious at best.
you see what GM's are seeing? you're ridiculous.
to steal from you "your USC slip is showing shep..."
-
Hey he mite be right. It could be a great impact on our franchise.
-
My roommate brought up a great point about this. Washington's FO was willing to dish out two first rounders for Ochocinco... Could this really happen?
Hello! It looks like you're interested in this conversation, but you don't have an account yet.
Getting fed up of having to scroll through the same posts each visit? When you register for an account, you'll always come back to exactly where you were before, and choose to be notified of new replies (either via email, or push notification). You'll also be able to save bookmarks and upvote posts to show your appreciation to other community members.
With your input, this post could be even better 💗
Register Login