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Based on a NFL pick value chart. Here is what we would likely get in return for trading down with the teams behind us in the draft and why they might be looking to trade up.
Our 18th pick is worth 900 points
Chiefs:
Looking for a CB, WR, or LB ahead of SD
20th - 1st round = 850
154th - 5th round = 31.2
186th - 6th round = 18
900 v. 899.2
Patriots:
LB, RB, CB
21st - 1st round = 800
118th - 4th round = 58
136th - 5th round = 37
900 v. 895
OR
21st - 1st round = 800
106th - 4th round = 86
191st - sixth round = 15
900 v. 901
49ers:
DT, LB, WR
22nd - 1st round = 780
100th - 4th round = 100
175 - 6th round = 22.4
900 v. 902.4
Bucs:
OT, CB, LB, WR
23rd - 1st round = 760
90th - 3rd round = 140
900 v. 900
Bengals:
DT, S, CB
Because of the pics they have and don't have, it would be very difficult to match up the points with them. So they are a doubtful trading partner.
Giants:
OLB, DT, CB
25th - 1st round = 720
87th - 3rd round = 155
158 - 5th round = 29.2
900 v. 904.2
Another doubtful trading partner unless there is someone they really want. They don't have many picks in this draft.
Bears:
CB, TE
Because they have very few picks in this draft it would be very hard to match up the values and it is doubtful they would be willing to move up and give up more picks.
Panthers:
CB, RB, OLB
27th - 1st round = 680
89th - 3rd round = 145
121st - 4th round = 52
155th - 5th round = 30.8
900 v. 907.8
Jaguars:
CB, OT, LB
28th - 1st round = 660
60th - 2nd round = 300
92nd - 3rd round = 132
Dallas gives:
80th - 3rd round = 190
1090 v. 1092
Jets:
OT, RB, DE
29th - 1st round = 640
71st - 3rd round = 235
138th - 5th round = 37
900 v. 912
So switches in the sixth and/or seventh round might be needed to balance the value.
Colts:
RB, OLB, S, CB
30th - 1st round = 620
62nd - 2nd round = 284
900 v. 904
Seahawks:
S, CB, DE
31st - 1st round = 600
63rd - 2nd round = 276
163rd - 5th round = 27.2
900 v. 903.2
Steelers:
WR, S
32nd - 1st round = 590
64th - 2nd round = 270
129th - 4th round = 43
900 v. 903
Possible trading partners if we trade out of the first round all together:
Packers:
36th - 2nd round = 540
10th - 4th round: 86
2007 1st round = 300
Dallas gives:
150th - 5th round = 31.4
931.4 v. 926
May need some late round switches to equalize value. GB needs lots of help and I'd doubt they would be willing to do this, but if there is someone there at 18 that they really think would help them win this year then they might do it to help convince Farve to stay another year.
Broncons:
TE, WR, RB
37th - 2nd round: 530
119th - 4th round: 56
198th - 6th round: 13.2
2007 1st round = 300
900 v. 899.2
If Broncos think there is someone there at 18 that can help them get to the Super Bowl this year then they might do it. Probably the most likely trading partner if we trade out of the first round. Plus, they won't think their 2007 first round pick will be all that high.
Our 18th pick is worth 900 points
Chiefs:
Looking for a CB, WR, or LB ahead of SD
20th - 1st round = 850
154th - 5th round = 31.2
186th - 6th round = 18
900 v. 899.2
Patriots:
LB, RB, CB
21st - 1st round = 800
118th - 4th round = 58
136th - 5th round = 37
900 v. 895
OR
21st - 1st round = 800
106th - 4th round = 86
191st - sixth round = 15
900 v. 901
49ers:
DT, LB, WR
22nd - 1st round = 780
100th - 4th round = 100
175 - 6th round = 22.4
900 v. 902.4
Bucs:
OT, CB, LB, WR
23rd - 1st round = 760
90th - 3rd round = 140
900 v. 900
Bengals:
DT, S, CB
Because of the pics they have and don't have, it would be very difficult to match up the points with them. So they are a doubtful trading partner.
Giants:
OLB, DT, CB
25th - 1st round = 720
87th - 3rd round = 155
158 - 5th round = 29.2
900 v. 904.2
Another doubtful trading partner unless there is someone they really want. They don't have many picks in this draft.
Bears:
CB, TE
Because they have very few picks in this draft it would be very hard to match up the values and it is doubtful they would be willing to move up and give up more picks.
Panthers:
CB, RB, OLB
27th - 1st round = 680
89th - 3rd round = 145
121st - 4th round = 52
155th - 5th round = 30.8
900 v. 907.8
Jaguars:
CB, OT, LB
28th - 1st round = 660
60th - 2nd round = 300
92nd - 3rd round = 132
Dallas gives:
80th - 3rd round = 190
1090 v. 1092
Jets:
OT, RB, DE
29th - 1st round = 640
71st - 3rd round = 235
138th - 5th round = 37
900 v. 912
So switches in the sixth and/or seventh round might be needed to balance the value.
Colts:
RB, OLB, S, CB
30th - 1st round = 620
62nd - 2nd round = 284
900 v. 904
Seahawks:
S, CB, DE
31st - 1st round = 600
63rd - 2nd round = 276
163rd - 5th round = 27.2
900 v. 903.2
Steelers:
WR, S
32nd - 1st round = 590
64th - 2nd round = 270
129th - 4th round = 43
900 v. 903
Possible trading partners if we trade out of the first round all together:
Packers:
36th - 2nd round = 540
10th - 4th round: 86
2007 1st round = 300
Dallas gives:
150th - 5th round = 31.4
931.4 v. 926
May need some late round switches to equalize value. GB needs lots of help and I'd doubt they would be willing to do this, but if there is someone there at 18 that they really think would help them win this year then they might do it to help convince Farve to stay another year.
Broncons:
TE, WR, RB
37th - 2nd round: 530
119th - 4th round: 56
198th - 6th round: 13.2
2007 1st round = 300
900 v. 899.2
If Broncos think there is someone there at 18 that can help them get to the Super Bowl this year then they might do it. Probably the most likely trading partner if we trade out of the first round. Plus, they won't think their 2007 first round pick will be all that high.
