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| The Jaguars trade:
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1(26) = 700 pts
3(71) = 235 pts
4(125) = 47 pts
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982 points
The Falcons trade:
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2(37) = 530 pts
2(48) = 420 pts
5(138) = 37 pts
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987 points
Both teams benefit from the trade. Atlanta gets to select arguably the best defensive player in college football and the BAP at #26 as well. Jacksonville gets a big trio of picks in the second round where they have been very successful drafting in the past. The two teams drafts would look like this:
Jaguars
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2(37)
2(48)
2(58)
3(89)
5(138)
5(143)
5(158)
5(159)
Falcons
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1(3)
1(26)
2(34)
3(68)
3(71)
3(98)
4(103)
4(125)
6(172)
7(212)
7(232)
YOU GOT .....JACKED UP!!!!
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 4:09 AM | |
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| If the draft goes in a manner that I'm expecting, I would definitely make this draft if in the Jags position. The difference between pick # 26 and pick # 37 doesn't seem that significant, based on the needs of the Jags. One or two of the players the Jags are targeting at pick # 26 could realistically fall to pick #37.
David
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 4:10 AM | |
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| | I'd be down for that. 2nd round is the Jags money round... |
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 4:23 AM | |
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| Obviously I'd want to wait until the Jags are on the clock to see who's there. And then I'd try and work Atlanta's 34th pick into the deal. I like the idea but those trade value chart are kinda bollocks, and I bet you could make a better deal happen. Something like 1(26) and 3(71) for 2(34) and 2(48). The Falcons might want a late pick thrown in, but it's close enough to get done.
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 9:09 AM | |
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According to economists, the value of a player peaks around the 41st pick (value as in what you spend vs. what you get). So having a lot of picks around there is good.
http://www.coyoteblog.com/coyote_blog/2005/04/economics_of_nf.html
(the surplus line represents a player's value and peaks in round 2)
That having been said, for a team a player or two away from a championship with plenty of cap room, I'd want that 1st round pick if someone I liked was available. This is considered a weak draft, so trading down may not have as much value as it normally would. |
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 9:26 AM | |
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| I would do that in a flash.
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 10:10 AM | |
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| i would do that trade, imaging this draft
kenny phillips (37) - could start or could get minimal playing time, would excel on special teams
lawrence jackson (48) - could start depending on reggie haywards status, but will be significant PT
trevor laws or red byrant (58) - either player would be awesome,will have a hard battle with rob mierer but will get rotated well
WOW SB here we come
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Pick a number between 1 and 100, Add 52, Now subtract 7, Add 4, Subtract 13, Subtract the number you started with, Divide by 2, Add 7, Multiply by 4 then subtract 9 ... Viola there's your clue.
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 10:34 AM | |
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| Durty_Duval (4/24/2008)
i would do that trade, imaging this draft
kenny phillips (37) - could start or could get minimal playing time, would excel on special teams
lawrence jackson (48) - could start depending on reggie haywards status, but will be significant PT
trevor laws or red byrant (58) - either player would be awesome,will have a hard battle with rob mierer but will get rotated well
WOW SB here we comeI little bit of a stretch (just a little one) but if that happend, I would be absolutley elated.
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 10:37 AM | |
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| I'd do that trade all day long.
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| | | Posted Thursday, April 24, 2008 10:39 AM | |
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| That trade is stealing. Yes
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