Teams offering 70 cents on the dollar for a trade up into the top 10

[Risen Star]

Several teams picking in the top 10 are open to trading down — the challenge has been finding teams willing to move up, per sources.

From what I’m hearing, there isn’t a strong push to trade up this year at the top, especially if it means giving up significant value that aligns with traditional trade charts.

As one source put it: “The current offers are 70 cents on the dollar.”

 

[Risen Star]

I can't imagine it's any different for 12.

 

[Beaker42]

I can't imagine it's any different for 12.

Would depend on who’s there after 11 ……

 

[Risen Star]

What an awful draft this is.

 

[Risen Star]

Would depend on who’s there after 11 ……

You've got a mind for this.

 

[gtb1943]

You will always have a GM that falls in love with a player and goes stupid getting him. You just need a couple of those for us to get something.

BUT this year is one that it will not happen as outside of the top few players the rest of the top ten would be barely top 15 or even top 20 most years.

 

[RS12]

 

[RS12]

Sounds about right. Jerry and Stevie trying to look smart for 70 cents on the dollar.

 

[visionary]

I can't imagine it's any different for 12.

Ill take a 2 to get to
20-22 rather than take Tet or Golden at 12

 

[NDGAEDE]

Ill take a 2 to get to
20-22 rather than take Tet or Golden at 12

I think we'd be lucky to get a 2.

I'd still rather take a 3 and get Egbuka than Tet or Golden.

 

[bdk76]

You will always have a GM that falls in love with a player and goes stupid getting him. You just need a couple of those for us to get something.

BUT this year is one that it will not happen as outside of the top few players the rest of the top ten would be barely top 15 or even top 20 most years.

I guarantee our GM is in love with Travis Hunter. Ol Jerry would sell the ranch for that #2 pick if it wasn't for Stephen and Will

 

[Risen Star]

I guarantee our GM is in love with Travis Hunter. Ol Jerry would sell the ranch for that #2 pick if it wasn't for Stephen and Will

They still believe Jerry answers to his secretaries.

 

[Acceptablename]

Several teams picking in the top 10 are open to trading down — the challenge has been finding teams willing to move up, per sources.

From what I’m hearing, there isn’t a strong push to trade up this year at the top, especially if it means giving up significant value that aligns with traditional trade charts.

As one source put it: “The current offers are 70 cents on the dollar.”

I will take 70% of short value to trade down and get an interior offensive lineman a.k.a. Booker for our power running game

 

[Aven8]

Can you even imagine in back to back years you get Caleb Williams and Ashton Jeanty and add Ben Johnson?!

Da’ Bears

 

[Proof]

I can't imagine it's any different for 12.

i've personally always thought the trade value chart was a bit overblown. people act too rigid w/ it when it should just be a guideline at best. does the deal make sense to you and for your team or not, that should be the litmus, not extracting every ounce of value based on one mans thoughts.

 

[lkelly]

Can you even imagine in back to back years you get Caleb Williams and Ashton Jeanty and add Ben Johnson?!

Da’ Bears

And if Caleb Williams ends up being a bust, in a couple of years you don't have Williams or Johnson and are pushing the reset button again. It certainly looks like they might have taken one of the worst of the 1st round QBs from last year's draft. Maybe Johnson can work some magic and fix him. Maybe he's unfixable and heads down the Justin Fields spiral slide.

 

[CWR]

You've got a mind for this.

That's the type of forward thinking that gets you a job with the Dallas Cowboys.

 

[gtb1943]

i've personally always thought the trade value chart was a bit overblown. people act too rigid w/ it when it should just be a guideline at best. does the deal make sense to you and for your team or not, that should be the litmus, not extracting every ounce of value based on one mans thoughts.

I think its more of a guideline for negotiations than anything rigid

 

[Aven8]

And if Caleb Williams ends up being a bust, in a couple of years you don't have Williams or Johnson and are pushing the reset button again. It certainly looks like they might have taken one of the worst of the 1st round QBs from last year's draft. Maybe Johnson can work some magic and fix him. Maybe he's unfixable and heads down the Justin Fields spiral slide.

That kid has succeeded at every stop he’s been in organized football. I wouldn’t bet against him. Especially with Johnson now. Look how good Goff has looked

 

[jrumann59]

What an awful draft this is.

That is what I was thinking if no one is chomping at the bit to get in the top 10 that most likely means the difference between 1 and 15 is not that big based on teams draft boards.