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It was going to be my pick for the pats but McClellan was to good of value to pass up!

In a conversation with a buddy we got to discussing the draft being broken down over 3 days which led me to this question: What happens if the Giants are late with their pick at the end of the first round? Can they be late? Do they have until the 2nd round starts on friday to make their pick? Or could the Rams jump the Giants when their time expires? I know it probably won't happen but it was interesting and intriguing to me so what do you guys think would happen?

Jeez man your vendetta is kind of ridiculous. The thread (which I started) was based off of a link to Peter King's monday morning qb article. The person who said the trade chart was irrelevant was a club official. Which sparked the conversation. For those interested it can be found here: http://forums.twobillsdrive.com/topic/144884-throw-out-the-trade-value-chart/ The trade chart was made over 20 years ago! The fact that it needs to be updated or has been updated should not be surprising. In the original thread Icansleepwhenimdead posted an excellent link/article that talks about trade value. Is it possible that some teams prefer to look at it from that point of view rather than something Jimmy Johnson had one of his lackeys come up with? I also will question (since you keep referring to it) who says this? Understand, the trade/draft value chart doesn't exist to destroy your dopey "we could have, therefore, should have, traded up/down because I heard it on internet, therefore, Ralph is cheap/Buddy asleep/the team is moving to LA" threads. It does a fine job of that, but that is not it's primary purpose. It certainly isn't me hasn't, been me, and I don't think it has been anyone else who was having the civil discussion about it in that thread. Lastly, no one (including you) knows whether or not the trade for RG3 was a bad one yet. We know the trade for sanchez was a bad one because he's not a good player. QB remains the most important position in the game. If he turns out to be a stud it changes the discussion of how much was to much. Jay Cutler not that long ago went for 2 #1 picks if RG3 turns out better does it still make it a bad trade? Your discussion of needing to be 3x beeter than rodgers and manning made no sense to me so please explain that further until then... lay off the coffee man sheesh

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I think it's going to be Kirkpatrick. It's where I started and I've come full circle on it. I think the top 6 falling would change that like you said, but I'm thinking dr dre is our man!

Nice pick r rich you got my guy anyway Pats* select Shea McClellan olb/de Boise st

Had to jump the jets to get back to work sorry guys

Gotta get back to work so I have to make this pick... Sorry jets... Patriots* select Harrison smith ss motte dame

Can I make y pick for the cheatriots? My time should have already been up and I have to get back to work at 1

What teams you got? I may be interested

Am hoping for dequan menzie in this draft

Good picks so far r rich Cleveland would be very lucky to have the draft play out like this for them Btw can we fill In the missed ones I know it won't be 100% accurate but better than leaving blanks imo

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I think you guys are taking to literally the statement of throwing out the old draft value chart. I took it as the numbers were useless not so much that the tool was useless if that makes sense. All picks still have value but the number value of those picks are not the same, therefore the picks to trade would be different, therefore the old chart doesn't mean much. A trade value chart has a use just not the old one with the old numbers.

Yep I feel I did well starting to rebuild the pats d with guys who are multiple front guys. As a bills fan I wouldn't be very happy if their draft went this way.

Wouldn't the first part of your post confirm throwing out the old chart? Obviously the point values have changed which changes the chart. Also I'm not sure what trade I've put out that was turned down so I'm not sure where you came up with that. Im sure ive been called an idiot but not for that reason. This article came out Monday so I'm surprised you "only hear" the old chart is useless. Also I would like to add that if the stories are correct the browns were going to beat the redakins offer however the rams had set rules of 1 offer per team. I'm on my phone so it is kind of hard to post links.

Who did sf pick? I'll take Andre branch de clemson

Phew I was beginning to wonder if I had it right! Kelly your Jedi mind trick almost worked haha o:)

again I will bring up the Bernie Fine situation.

Yeah ummm Bernie Fine would like to disagree with you..............

pick made. brockers and hill got taken right before me and they were 1 and 1a

dont kno why it had me as a guest but that is the correct pick

what happened with Cincy's second pick? There is a blank spot there...

I do this every year myself for my mother who has had ms for close to 30 years. I'm glad someone on here is soliciting from fellow tbd'ers. Keep on rockin Rockpile! Attitude is half the battle (and where my mother being a 100% italian fireball helps for once ) and it sounds like you've got a great one. I will be participating in the syracuse walk which is the same weekend. Also for those interested the MS society does do fundraisers tied to the Bills. This last season there was an option to pay $7 a sack or $10 a td. The prizes were Eric Wood and Andy Levitre autographs on different memorabilia. I got 2 8x11's signed by each as well as a hat signed. Something to keep in mind for those that like to help out a great cause!

where's your cousin captain foresight for the answer? Seriously though what did you see on rewind? Anything that stuck out? I don't have the option of that but do pay attention to the lines and thought Hairston did well for a rookie. Add in the whole no tc, no offseason activities, thrown to the wolves and I voted yes to this question. However I would like to hear what you have to say about it.