BuffaloHokie13

We got a 3% premium based on the new chart. Definitely in bro-deal territory, but not screwed imo.

Worse. Future picks are degraded 1 round typically.

2 picks in the top 25 this year offsets that though. We are the only team looking to move up that can offer that.

Official per Bills.

Nah. Tennessee gave #1, #113, and #177 Rams gave #15, #43, #45, #76, Future 1, and Future 3 EDIT: So 2 1's, 2 2's, and 2 3's

Rams went from 15 to 1 for Goff tho.

Looking at all the draft trades since 2011, nobody has paid anywhere close to the premium that the Jets did for any position other than QB.

Based on the new charts that offer is actually in line with the Jets move to #3. The Jets paid a 52% premium to move up, when the standard since the wage scale has been ~30%. This initial offer is a 56% premium on the #2 overall pick.

TRADES TRADE PARTNER: NEW YORK GIANTS SENT: ROUND: 1 PICK: 12 ROUND: 1 PICK: 22 ROUND: 2 PICK: 24 FUTURE ROUND 2 PICK RECEIVED: ROUND: 1 PICK: 2 2: R1P2 QB JOSH ROSEN UCLA 53: R2P21 OT BRIAN O'NEILL PITTSBURGH 65: R3P1 DL TIM SETTLE VIRGINIA TECH 96: R3P32 WR JORDAN LASLEY UCLA 121: R4P21 EDGE DUKE EJIOFOR WAKE FOREST 166: R5P29 RB KALEN BALLAGE ARIZONA STATE 187: R6P13 LB OREN BURKS VANDERBILT

12, 22, 56, and 96

My comp for Rudolph is Derek Carr

The topic was the 2017 WR corps and the first 2 players you list aren't WRs. The 3rd was a rookie with the worst catch% since targets became a stat, and the 4th played 5.25 games for the Bills. Now moving into 2018 we have a hopefully healthy KB, Zay coming into his 2nd offseason with a clear head and a fixed shoulder, Holmes, Streater, Reilly, & Dupre. Looks like a solid X, a young slot guy with potential, and depth guys. We still need a Z. Here's hoping they pursue a Nelson, Pryor, Maclin type. Personally I think Nelson's experience would do a lot for the WR room as well as our young QBs.

we don't have pick 21, and pick 22 is the death nail for all QBs.

It's 2 years $10M, with $6.5 in escalators.

Do that and still sign Pryor.

Literally half of your 4 criticisms are completely unfounded. Size? He's 6'4" 226 lbs with 9 7/8" hands. And his intermediate and long game was one of the best in college football. And the other 2 are intertwined. His durability has been almost entirely related to his concussions. And Headshots to the QB are something that is more protected in the NFL than in college.

Easy position to take when you are confident that your long term plan is coming from the draft. Even if McCarron went they could've taken Anderson or Moore. Clear direction!

Looks very similar to Tyrod's prove it deal a few years ago when he had very little experience.

The Nate Peterman Era: 3/14/18 @ 4:00PM - 3/14/18 @ 7:22PM

LB, DT, OL, RB, CB, WR

I still think Derek Anderson will get a look.

Mrs. Poyer I believe

Beane wants Cleveland to pick Allen at #1

JJ Values make no sense in most of those trades, especially when you look at trading into the top 12, even more so into the top 5. The team trading down is getting less value than the team moving up? No. It isn't based in reality since the wage scale came into effect. And you conveniently skipped LA Rams moving to #1 and Philly moving to #2 for QBs. I wonder why... Rams: #15, #43, #45, #76, Future 1, Future 3 - 2670 Titans: #1, #113, #177 - 3088.6 Eagles: #8, #77, #100, Future 1, Future 2 - 2159 Browns: #2, Future 5 - 2621 If Teams were following the JJ Chart then only 1 of the 6 deals outlined would have gone through. You don't move back for less value than you have.

What I am suggesting is based on all draft trades that have actually happened since the rookie wage scale came into play.