04-14-2022, 02:12 AM
(04-13-2022, 11:22 PM)WVUHomer Wrote: If one of the top QBs, WRs or OL falls to 31, do you trade down? How far? What trade value would you consider?
Personally, I'd prefer trading down regardless an hope to get a mid 2nd+3rd (even if i had to chip a little extra from a future pick) like around SEA or ATL. With those picks, I'd target Cross S, McBride TE, CTB CB, then hopefully Cam Jurgens OC in that order.
Yeah I'm on team trade down and had the same teams you mentioned would give up more capital if they thought a remaining QB was their guy.
Of course you take clear BPA at 31 if a solid player falls, but more likely there is a lot of depth at positions they'd be looking to target if things are close. Say you get Atlanta to give up 50 chart points in a swap down to 43, picking up pick 82. I had this scenario in another thread:
43: You don't draft for need, but the quicker they check UT and CB off the board the better, especially with them needing an NFL ready UT and CB. I think they'll sign a ring chasing vet at CB, allowing for a project CB at some point. They like McBride, he could go here (may not be there at 63) but I like the depth of the TE class, as well as at DT.
Pick: Kyler Gordon CB Washington - Athlete with great physical tools that should slip here being more of a work in progress. CB is a high money position and they'll need stability here long term, he could still be a weapon as a rookie though as a dime back and has blitz upside.
63: The trade allows you to pretty much open this up to any position. Some of yal toying with WR or RB or something could do so and still recover at other positions, or double down at a position.
Pick: DeMarvin Leal DT/DE Texas A&M - effective motor as a 3-4 DE should translate to a potent UT behind Hill and even slide outside if need be for when they want to let Ossai or Hubbard roam around. If they don't get Larry to somehow come back, the remaining FA options don't look great so this is a win-win pick with Leal not being a reach here. Could just as well go Logan Hall here too if he's here.
82: Greg Dulcich TE UCLA If things are close, could go OL or TE but there are just too many TE's closely ranked here. Safety could very well be an option here as well. I would wait for the TE, I don't think Cincy does. I'm split on this guy, I really don't like how poor his blocking is. Cincy has a visit and he could be a unique guy as a TE that can hit the seam. He could eventually be the third option when Tee gets a pay day (Boyd moves outside) or less likely they keep him and move Boyd. Short term, he could be a big time weapon in the passing game. Again, I prefer waiting and getting more of a balanced type.
95: Cole Strange OG/C Tennessee-Chattanooga - I think the trade down scenario is summed up here, it changes their current draft plan. Cincy likely has a lower priority on LG thank what some of us have, with Jackson the possible starter and we talk about Quinton being unsigned as an option. They also had Salyer in for a visit as a jack of all trades master of none type. Strange is an NFL ready zone run blocking type at LG with some versatility at center. I keep trying to see if there is a OT/OG type for value of the position but more likely Smith is groomed as 3rd tackle and Strange/Carman battle it out.
136: Kerby Joseph FS Illinois - He doesn't have the versatility that others in the class have, but makes a lot of sense to groom to be ready to replace Bates III here. Has descent measurables, moves hips well and high points.
174: Abraham Smith RB Baylor - Battering ram with ability to block, could be a ST ace as well. With the incoming vet OL's being a bit better at run blocking that pass blocking they're gearing that way so you'll need another back on the active roster.
209: Danny Gray WR SMU - Solid developmental guy that can play inside and outside, needs to add strength.
226: Jordan Stout P PSU - Gets good hang time and solid pooch punts. Doubles as a kicker if Money Mac gets a cheap shot from a Steeler or gets gets benched for a quarter for sneaking off to the half time show to the SB we will be in.
252: Jeremiah Moon LB Florida - Developmental athlete that transitioned well to LB but has to hang on PS
