Hypothetical trade scenario....
 

Do you think the Iggles would trade their #20 and 27 draft picks this year and next year's 1st round draft pick for our #3 and Larry Johnson?

This might be a win/win situation for both teams. The draft picks would probably come out to the same value approximately. We get rid of Larry Johnson while at the same time get a couple of much needed first round draft picks. The Iggles get their two most pressing needs as they make one more run for the Superbowl, a running back and (presumably) a star WR in Crabtree.

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I can't imagine Larry Johnson carries any trade value at all now. They'd be trading 3 first round draft picks for a headcase and a top-5 salary to a rookie. Doesn't sound very Eagle-esque to me.

No, they wouldn't and we wouldn't.

That is reeruned.
You are reeruned.

wouldn't that mean that LJ has first-round pick value? he clearly doesn't.

WOW, this isn't Madden franchise mode.

THERE IT IS!!!!!!

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We will be lucky to get a cheeseburger for LJ.

The #3 pick has a value of 2200 points.

The #20 pick has a value of 850
The #27 pick has a value of 680

Assuming the Iggles make it to the NFC Championship game, thier pick would be worth 620 points

2200 points vs 2150? And getting LJ? They are $25M under the cap, they can take his salary.

RBs don't have that kind of trade value. The seahawks couldnt get a 2nd rounder for Shaun Alexander when he was coming off of an MVP season. The Colts couldn't get the same for Edgerrin James when he was still considered elite. Adrian Peterson is the only RB i could think of demanding a trade package loaded with multiple 1st rounders.
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You are reading impaired, huh? Where does it say that he has first round value? Using the draft chart, it would say that he has a low 4th round value. (26th pick in the 4th round) Actually, we'd be giving them the value of a low 4th rounder to take him off our hands....

I think all future firsts have the same value, i.e. "undetermined first rounder"

you can't assume a team will go to the super bowl just to lower the value of next year's pick.

and they might have cap space for LJ's salary, but they don't have the patience for his bullshit. I doubt many do. He'll get cut and sign a minimal deal somewhere. If he were a baseball player, no one would give him more than a minor-league contract.