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Originally Posted by kccrow
You really have to look at the cost associated with doing anything substantial enough to get into a range that will give you a reasonable multiplier on skill and I just don't see many of those opportunities in this draft.
It cost us a 3rd and 4th to go from 29 to 21 last year. This year, to get to 21 from 31 would need a 5th-round pick added to that equation. I just don't feel like there will be a guy there that will be a multiplier.
I feel like you have to get to 13 to get the 3rd OT in Jones before there's a drop-off. I'd maybe make a small move for Anton Harrison if we traded OBj. I think you have to get at least that high to get one of the top 3 edge rushers and that probably isn't high enough.
There are only two WRs I feel have a physical profile worth going up and getting above the rest and that's Hyatt and Johnston. There's a solid shot both end up in the top 15 as well. Detroit at 6 or 18 and Houston at 12 could be landing spots. I think you'd have to get at least to 17 if Detroit doesn't go WR at 6. You have the Chargers at 21 that would probably pounce. I would go up for either of those guys if FA goes well.
I dunno, I don't LOVE too many prospects enough to go get them ahead of others.
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I feel it's more likely we trade down than trade up. Though, having the draft in KC may make us feel like we have to take a first round pick?
I think I'd rather load up picks in the 32-100 range and take advantage of a lot of the mid-level talent that this draft seems to be filled with.
Trade out of 1 to pick up an extra later round pick, then package up some of our 11 draft picks to move back into the 2-4 rounds to load up.