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I have to think they would take 21 and 22 for 13 now that they have their QB.  Some mocks had them taking one.  Kiper (?) had them taking Mayfield.  

 

And we absolutely could go higher.  I consider pick 13 is the lowest we could trade up to and still get one of the top 4 or 5 QBs.  But I still think it's crazy that many go in the top 15.  

 

In other words, if we're in love with one of the top 4, I gotta think he'll be there at 13.  And with the Redskins having holes to fill would absolutely take our 2 firsts perhaps just one of them and a later pick for 13. 

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Just now, Big Blitz said:

I have to think they would take 21 and 22 for 13 now that they have their QB.  Some mocks had them taking one.  Kiper (?) had them taking Mayfield.  

 

And we absolutely could go higher.  I consider pick 13 is the lowest we could trade up to and still get one of the top 4 or 5 QBs.  But I still think it's crazy that many go in the top 15.  

 

In other words, if we're in love with one of the top 4, I gotta think he'll be there at 13.  And with the Redskins having holes to fill would absolutely take our 2 firsts perhaps just one of them and a later pick for 13. 

 

That would be too much for jumping up 9 spots and too late to get one of the top four QBs. 

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1 minute ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

That would be too much for jumping up 9 spots and too late to get one of the top four QBs. 

 

Could do what I believe the Eagles did for Wentz - 2 trades.

 

Get to #13 with maybe #21 and one or two of the 2nds.

 

Then trade from #13 up to #2, #3, or #4 with the other 1st and other pick(s)?

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#21 and #22 together should get us up araound #7 as it is. Our #21 and our earlier 2nd rounder is enough to get up to #13 according to the chart.

 

I like that move, and then package #13 and #22 together to move up into top 5.

 

Assuming there are teams that want to play along.

1 minute ago, JohnBonhamRocks said:

 

Could do what I believe the Eagles did for Wentz - 2 trades.

 

Get to #13 with maybe #21 and one or two of the 2nds.

 

Then trade from #13 up to #2, #3, or #4 with the other 1st and other pick(s)?

 

Im on the same track, but if you go strictly off the chart, we end up losing points by doing that.

 

I wonder if teams would prefer #13 and #22, OR... #21, #22, #53

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3 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

#21 and #22 together should get us up araound #7 as it is. Our #21 and our earlier 2nd rounder is enough to get up to #13 according to the chart.

 

I like that move, and then package #13 and #22 together to move up into top 5.

 

Assuming there are teams that want to play along.

 

Im on the same track, but if you go strictly off the chart, we end up losing points by doing that.

 

I wonder if teams would prefer #13 and #22, OR... #21, #22, #53

 

Yeah I was just trying to estimate in my head w/o looking at the chart. 

 

And I would guess they would want #13 and #22. 

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Just now, JohnBonhamRocks said:

 

Yeah I was just trying to estimate in my head w/o looking at the chart. 

 

And I would guess they would want #13 and #22. 

 

I'd bet that we'd get an almost 50/50 split on preference. THREE picks that are (basically) in the Top 50... Up those odds of hitting on a player.

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Not a bad idea. It's possible someone like Mayfield will be left at 13. I worry that the 'Skins have the same idea as we did, signing a vet to groom a young draft pick behind him, and they won't want to trade down. 

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12 minutes ago, 26CornerBlitz said:

 

That would be too much for jumping up 9 spots and too late to get one of the top four QBs. 

I don't see 4 top QBs in the draft. At the most there are 2 that might justify a huge move up in the draft, though maybe none of them are worth that price.

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15 minutes ago, Big Blitz said:

I have to think they would take 21 and 22 for 13 now that they have their QB.  Some mocks had them taking one.  Kiper (?) had them taking Mayfield.  

 

And we absolutely could go higher.  I consider pick 13 is the lowest we could trade up to and still get one of the top 4 or 5 QBs.  But I still think it's crazy that many go in the top 15.  

 

In other words, if we're in love with one of the top 4, I gotta think he'll be there at 13.  And with the Redskins having holes to fill would absolutely take our 2 firsts perhaps just one of them and a later pick for 13. 

 

I don't think moving up 9 spots is good value for 2 1sts this year.  But I could be off. 

Also don't think moving up 9 spots will get us our preferred QB.

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It still might not be for sale.  Smith might be their bridge QB and they may take a QB at 13.  Just because they signed Smith that doesn't mean they are not going to draft a QB early.  They could very well have Allen in the plans thinking he needs to sit for two years.

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2 minutes ago, BillsEnthusiast said:

Not a bad idea. It's possible someone like Mayfield will be left at 13. I worry that the 'Skins have the same idea as we did, signing a vet to groom a young draft pick behind him, and they won't want to trade down. 

 

BE, once the details of the contract came out (4 years, high guaranteed money) that can't be the case.

It would put them in Garoppolo land, having their young groomed pick ready to start with only 1 year left on his contract + an option, while they're still paying Smith starter $$

 

 

Just now, NewEraBills said:

It still might not be for sale.  Smith might be their bridge QB and they may take a QB at 13.  Just because they signed Smith that doesn't mean they are not going to draft early.  They could very well have Allen in the plans thinking he needs to sit for two years.

 

They're paying Smith $70M guaranteed on a 4 year deal.  Draft Allen, and his rookie contract will be expiring (or in its option year) and he's never played (or you're paying a Very Expensive Backup)

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3 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

I don't think moving up 9 spots is good value for 2 1sts this year.  But I could be off. 

Also don't think moving up 9 spots will get us our preferred QB.

I agree 2 1sts to move up 9 spots is absolutely terrible value and if Mayfield is the guy then we'll need to move up more than 9 spots.  Same with Darnold/Rosen.  Allen could be there unless people just get crazy.

2 minutes ago, Hapless Bills Fan said:

 

BE, once the details of the contract came out (4 years, high guaranteed money) that can't be the case.

It would put them in Garoppolo land, having their young groomed pick ready to start with only 1 year left on his contract + an option, while they're still paying Smith starter $$

 

 

 

They're paying Smith $70M guaranteed on a 4 year deal.  Draft Allen, and his rookie contract will be expiring (or in its option year) and he's never played (or you're paying a Very Expensive Backup)

 

Yeah but Snyder is known to waste money LOLl

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6 minutes ago, DrDawkinstein said:

#21 and #22 together should get us up araound #7 as it is. Our #21 and our earlier 2nd rounder is enough to get up to #13 according to the chart.

 

I like that move, and then package #13 and #22 together to move up into top 5.

 

Assuming there are teams that want to play along.

 

Im on the same track, but if you go strictly off the chart, we end up losing points by doing that.

 

I wonder if teams would prefer #13 and #22, OR... #21, #22, #53

   The chart is only a guide for a layperson.  The market is much more dynamic the few days before and on the day the draft opens then it is supply and demand at its most basic.  I think that you would have to sweeten your proposal at the top 5 and have a provision that if your guy is not there then the deal is off.  Further, teams do the unexpected so don't be surprised that if the QB's are as highly prized as you maintain then teams will see the same thing and may think the opportunity is too much to pass up.  I don't believe despite how much "Bills wishing" that goes on here that we can believe that Cleveland or the Giants have utterly no interest in a QB.  One single pick is darn cheap insurance whether you have Cousins or Manning on the roster.  By the way I believe it when I see it in terms of Cousins signing with Cleveland.

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17 minutes ago, JohnBonhamRocks said:

 

Could do what I believe the Eagles did for Wentz - 2 trades.

 

Get to #13 with maybe #21 and one or two of the 2nds.

 

Then trade from #13 up to #2, #3, or #4 with the other 1st and other pick(s)?

Too many moving parts, IMO.   You'd likely be stuck holding #13 if some other team jumps ahead of the Bills into the top 4, which ultimately would be too expensive...

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Everyone is talking about the pick at 13.  I would look at the #12 pick from Cincy.  Rumors are already floating around that they would entertain a trade for a lower 1st round and a 2nd round.  Obviously whose picks they are will make a big difference. 

 

The only team with a big need at QB between the Bills and Bengals is AZ.  With nobody under contract I expect them to sign a veteran.  Their interest in a QB, if they do that, depends on who they sign and who is still on the board. 

 

That notwithstanding, that is where I would target for a trade, be it that trade only or the first of two.

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