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Old 11-06-2012   #1
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Star Should we trade back to gain picks in 2013 Draft?

Should we stand pat with our six picks in 2013 draft or trade back to gain picks? A few scenarios are listed below.

Teams with 7-9 records last year picked 11th and 12th in this year's draft.Teams with 8-8 records drafted 13th- 19th. So I selected 14th as our draft position for next year. Shouldn't be to far off, 1 or 2 places.

Scenarios: All figured off Draft Pick Value Chart

1. Stand pat with our 6 picks.

2. After first trade stay with our 1st and 2 2nd round picks

3. Take 14th pick plus 3rd round pick and trade back for 18th pick plus 2nd round pick. We now have 2 2nd round picks and no 3rd round pick.

In this scenario we go ahead and pick at 18th.

We can then take the 2 2nd round picks, if we like, and their value could get us back in at the 20th pick. Overall we get the 18th and 20th pick but no longer have a 2nd or 3rd.

4. Take 14th pick and trade back for 23rd pick plus 2nd round pick. We now have 2 2nd round picks and retain our 3rd round pick.

In this scenario we go ahead and pick at 23rd.

We can then take the 2 2nd round picks, if we like, and their value could get us back in at the 21st pick. Overall we get the 21st and 23rd pick and no longer have a 2nd round pick. We do have a third round pick

5. Something along the lines of Scenario #3 to some extent. 14th traded for 18th pick and then we select at the 18th pick. The change is we trade the 2 2nd round picks back to 26th for a 1st and 3rd round picks. We regain our 3rd round pick and still select 2 1st round picks--18th & 26th. We no longer have a second but do regain our 3rd.

Of course all the above would depend on getting teams to work with us, which I believe is very possible.

Your thoughts on these scenarios or others you might recommend.
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Old 11-06-2012   #2
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Always, ALWAYS, depends on the draft board on draft day.
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Old 11-06-2012   #3
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Just one little problem. The guy who is doing the trading back. His history with trade back moves isnt good, 09 and 95 for example.
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Old 11-06-2012   #4
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Not usually a fan of trading back, however this year I would def. do it. Some sort of deal where we get late first and a second. Then just use them, Guard or OLB/DE in first depending who's left, then safety and the opposite of what we took in the first. We def. need to come away with multiple picks that hit this year.
My only complaint about the Claiborne trade up was that it cost us our 2nd round pick. I know and understand that Claiborne will eventually be worth the picks, but we are not a good enough team to give up that 2nd round pick. Any combination of Safety, guard and OLB/DE in first 2 rounds has to be made.
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Old 11-07-2012   #5
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Depends on who is available when we pick and what we could get for the pick. Just to throw a number out there let's say we end up picking 14th. If we could move down 3 or 4 spots and get something early/mid 3rd I'd do it.

This is a team who is battling several major injuries to
key players including Pro Bowl talents like Lee, Austin, Jenkins, Murray,
Carter and Ratliff. Other key starters missing include Costa, Smith, Church and
Coleman. That is 11 key players - that's half the starting lineup. Yet we still went 8-8.
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Old 11-07-2012   #6
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I never like trading down.
Bye Free and Bernadeau.
Bye Austin and Ogletree.
Bye Sensy and McCray.

Bye Garrett.
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Old 11-07-2012   #7
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absolutely. there is a lot of depth in rounds 3 and 4. we can definitely take a gamble on an akwasi owusu-ansah type of player...
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Old 11-07-2012   #8
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Since I want interior O line in the first I would look to trade down to where ever I believed I could grab the best Guard.
DeCastro went 24th and Zeiter went 27th. I would look to trade back into the early 20's. Who knows we may even be picking after that
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