imported_Broncology

Updated picks factoring in the compensatory and the adjusted order. Also included, point value for each. Enjoy, -- Chris

#15 - 1050
#22 - 780
#61 - 292
#119 - 56
#126 - 46
#130 - 42
#161 - 28
#194 - 15

Just remember since #130 is compensation, it cannot be traded. I think this is right, took me a few minutes to do, I thought I'd shell it out to you Denver die-hards.

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SDOGO

I thought you were making some picks!

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imported_ejruiz

Thanks a lot for making this list. I thought I'd take a moment to repeat something I said in another thread with the hopes of getting some feedback on the idea.

I believe we should trade our #22 pick (or at least try to) in exchange for additional picks later in the draft. That pick is worth 780 points, which is exactly equal in value to the #37 and #68 picks combined (which are worth 530 and 250 points respectively). Those picks are currently held by the 49ers near the top of the 2nd and 3rd rounds. We could obviously look into making that sort of deal with any of the teams in that area, seeing as these trades don't have to be exactly even.

We would do this because it would be easier on our cap situation and would take advantage of this draft's greatest assest: depth. Take a look at the type of players that are going in the first 70 picks; it's remarkable value all the way through the first two rounds!

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imported_ejruiz

Another possibility would be to package our two first roudners in the hopes of landing an elite talent. #15 is worth 1050 points and #22 is worth 780 points. That's good enough to get us into the top 4 if we so desired, according to the draft pick value chart. That pick is held by the Jets, a team that has looked into trading down this year. Obviously, we could make a deal with any other team that high and simply add a later pick from their stash to balance things out.

I'm sure you all are aware of what sort of player we could get at that spot in the draft. In my opinion, Michael Huff would be the best pick for us if we could sneak into the top 10.

That said, I like trading down alot more. So, what do you all think: trade down, move up or stand pat?

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imported_Broncology

I'll be making some picks SDOGO, I've been really busy so just wait another week or so.

EJ, I doubt we trade down from #22. It seems like our move is going to be up or out of the first round if one is made at all. However, I'd like to trade down and gain an extra pick or two, that'd be nice -- but eh, what can you do?

You'll have my full projection soon.

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