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Dolphins trade 3rd pick to the 49ers for 12th pick, 3rd round pick, two future 1sts (per Schefter)


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1 minute ago, Draconator said:

 

 



I guess we'll see.

If no one makes a good offer, I absolutely believe they'll hang on to him for the season.

If someone comes knocking with a 3rd round draft pick, though?

The 49ers would be wise to start to recoup some of the draft capital they just gave up in this trade, and getting a decent pick back for a guy that's not in their long term plans is smart business. 

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7 minutes ago, nucci said:

you can still get very good to great players from No.12 and lower. 

 

Yes, that is very true, but it's not as likely. Miami has to be right on Tua and hit on the extra picks they got for this to be good for them. I don't think they're gonna pull it off, which is why I like the trade, but I'll definitely admit that I could be wrong.

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Lmao, ok then!

 

This trade doesn't seem great for then, gave up too much to move from 12 to 6. But at the end of the day, Miami is going to end up with the #1 WR taken in the draft, and gained a 1st and 3rd round pick in the process.

 

 

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2 minutes ago, May Day 10 said:

Im going against the grain here.

 

 

I hate the trade from a SF standpoint if they are planning on going QB.  Basically waiting to see what is leftover from the first 2 picks in no control....

 

 

However, I wonder if this is for Pitts, Sewell, or Chase (or even Surtain).  I could see the justification and huge upside for any one of those guys.  Pick #3 basically gives them a 1OA for all non-QB players.  By all accounts, Sewell and Pitts are 1x in a generation talents at their positions.  Kittle and Pitts could be a nightmare.

Unlikely it's for a receiver.  They already have Kittle, Samuel and Aiuk.  They're set there.  Gotta be for a QB and they must love Fields, Jones or Lance, because that's what's going to be available there. 

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27 minutes ago, Logic said:



I guess they believe in Tua enough to give him a couple seasons to prove he's "the guy". If he's not, they have extra 1sts the next few drafts as well.

 


Honestly, I feel like the value isn’t there.  Top 3 vs top 12 is a big difference.  It all depends on how San Fran does and where those picks are the next two years.  I get how the charts work 
 

I would have wanted their 2nd this year.
 

I’m also not sure I’d give that up not knowing who will be there at 3.  Are all of these QB’s interchangeable?

 

Dolphins should get a solid receiver at 12 I guess  

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Just now, mannc said:

Unlikely it's for a receiver.  They already have Kittle, Samuel and Aiuk.  They're set there.  Gotta be for a QB and they must love Fields, Jones or Lance, because that's what's going to be available there. 

And because it’s no secret they blame jimmy G for the SB loss and don’t see him as the answer. They want more upside. 

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5 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

And there were zero successful Texas tech, Wyoming, cal, Louisville, Oregon etc before mahomes, Allen, Rodgers, Lamar, Herbert etc. Scout the player, not the helmet. Colleges go through scheme and coaching changes and each player is different. Ohio state has never had a talent at QB like Fields before, nor a QB coach like Day at the helm for him. 

 

Fair point. But you have to admit that it is awfully weird that one very elite school has had so many NFL misses. It's not like these other schools recruit as well or have as highly touted and highly performing college QB's as Ohio State.  Haskens, Fields, Troy Smith, Cardale Jones, Pryor, Braxton Miller, even Kenny Guiton. These guys all kill it in college, and then many of them are rated as very good pro prospects, and none panned out.  It's very odd to me. 

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9 minutes ago, Virgil said:


Honestly, I feel like the value isn’t there.  Top 3 vs top 12 is a big difference.  It all depends on how San Fran does and where those picks are the next two years.  I get how the charts work 
 

I would have wanted their 2nd this year.
 

I’m also not sure I’d give that up not knowing who will be there at 3.  Are all of these QB’s interchangeable?

 

Dolphins should get a solid receiver at 12 I guess  

they just moved up to 6

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Just now, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

What are the 49ers doing? They're pulling a Jets. 

 

Trading up to #3 to select either the 2nd or 3rd QB off the board with no idea who exactly will be on the draft board. Is it possible they know who Saleh and the Jets will or will not take at #2 because of his connections to the 49ers? 

I have no idea, someone might get froggy and offer the world for the 2nd pick

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9 minutes ago, Miyagi-Do Karate said:

 

Fair point. But you have to admit that it is awfully weird that one very elite school has had so many NFL misses. It's not like these other schools recruit as well or have as highly touted and highly performing college QB's as Ohio State.  Haskens, Fields, Troy Smith, Cardale Jones, Pryor, Braxton Miller, even Kenny Guiton. These guys all kill it in college, and then many of them are rated as very good pro prospects, and none panned out.  It's very odd to me. 

Not really that weird considering their offenses have for decades and various HCs been  - except for 1 year with Troy smith - very conservative when it comes to being passing oriented. Troy smith wasn’t even recruited as a QB So that wasn’t only a fluke, he was never considered an NFL Qb. They couldn’t get elite NFL type Qb talent to go there. Until now... which is all Ryan Day. 

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2 minutes ago, Bleedingreennc said:

I have no idea, someone might get froggy and offer the world for the 2nd pick

 

Possible. My gut tells me your Jets are not taking a QB at #2. I wonder if the 49ers know that and are thinking they have their pick of the field at #3 after Lawernce is taken.

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Just now, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

 

Possible. My gut tells your Jets are not taking a QB at #2. I wonder if the 49ers know that and are thinking they have their pick of the field at #3 after Lawernce is taken.

I would be fine either way, i think Carolina decides to make the jump, i would love some serious draft capital!

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2 minutes ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

 

Possible. My gut tells me your Jets are not taking a QB at #2. I wonder if the 49ers know that and are thinking they have their pick of the field at #3 after Lawernce is taken.

Nope.  The Jets would have traded that pick to SF if they weren't going to take a QB.  I'm sure SF inquired.

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1 minute ago, Bleedingreennc said:

I would be fine either way, i think Carolina decides to make the jump, i would love some serious draft capital!

 

I agree. Different situation since the Jets do have the #2 overall pick whereas the Bills only had the #10 overall pick, but in McDermott's first draft they passed on a QB and went into the season with Taylor knowing he likely was not the long-term answer. Jets can do the same. Build up the talent this year in other spots and take the young QB in year 2. And with the way things are playing out maybe next off-season will be the year to go after Watson.

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24 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

And there were zero successful Texas tech, Wyoming, cal, Louisville QBs

If they just use the initial of your last name.... yeah you were probably successful. If you want to ignore everything from before 1990 or some other arbitrary date well I can't argue with you there.

 

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6 minutes ago, YoloinOhio said:

Not really that weird considering their offenses have for decades and various HCs been  - except for 1 year with Troy smith - very conservative when it comes to being passing oriented. They couldn’t get elite NFL type Qb talent to go there. Until now... which is all Ryan Day. 

 

you know the team better than me. But Terrell Pryor was arguably the most hyped future NFL superstar recruit out of High School in my lifetime. He had some great passing seasons at Ohio State too under Tressell. And even guys like JT Barrett had 3,000 yard passing seasons.

 

I do think back when those earlier dual threat players were coming out (Smith and Pryor), the NFL was much different. If Pryor came out today, you wonder if he would have been developed into a very good/great NFL QB.   

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11 minutes ago, Sammy Watkins' Rib said:

 

Possible. My gut tells me your Jets are not taking a QB at #2. I wonder if the 49ers know that and are thinking they have their pick of the field at #3 after Lawernce is taken.

 

 

Bye bye Garropolo?    read here though that he was an excellent QB and just hasnt been given the right opportunity by Shanahan

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