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After miserable outing, Favre mulls retirement

If Favre retires, Green Bay will be in the market for a QB. I believe that I would consider moving all the way down to 24 if it means we pick up a 2nd and a 4th this year as well as Green Bay's 1st next year.
 
Trade them Feeley for there first and we can draft a young guy!!!

But they would not want Feeley!
 
KB21 said:
If Favre retires, Green Bay will be in the market for a QB. I believe that I would consider moving all the way down to 24 if it means we pick up a 2nd and a 4th this year as well as Green Bay's 1st next year.
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I was trying to edit in some info but it didnt take.What I was saying was exactly that.The Packers have the 24,49,58 and 89 spots all on the first day.They would be a candidate for a tradeup if they include some future considerations.
 
KB21 said:
If Favre retires, Green Bay will be in the market for a QB. I believe that I would consider moving all the way down to 24 if it means we pick up a 2nd and a 4th this year as well as Green Bay's 1st next year.
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To move from 1 to 24, I think we could get a lot more than that. There's some chart that shows the relative value of each individual draft pick, and NFL teams often use it in gauging whether a trade down (or up) is worth it. I'll see if I can find that (or maybe you have a copy, since you're a draft guru).

And for what it's worth, Favre has been pulling this stuff for years. Have a bad playoff loss, get Green Bay fans in a panic about retirement, and then say he's going to stick around for awhile longer. I'll believe he's retiring when I see it. Frankly, I think he'll play longer than Morten Andersen.
 
http://www.nfldraftview.com/tvchart.html

There's the pick chart. It may vary some this year, but this is close enough for comparison's sake. In terms of relative value, the #2 overall pick is worth 2600. A trade for the Packers 24, 49, 58 and 89 (according to Crunchtime) only gives a value of 1700. Throw in a #1 and #2 in 2006 and you've got a total value of 2400, which may or may not be enough.
 
Mod.There was a dolphin linkup if you notice.The article was posted because of the implications of a posible trasdeup with the Dolphins.
 
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phunwin said:
To move from 1 to 24, I think we could get a lot more than that. There's some chart that shows the relative value of each individual draft pick, and NFL teams often use it in gauging whether a trade down (or up) is worth it. I'll see if I can find that (or maybe you have a copy, since you're a draft guru).

And for what it's worth, Favre has been pulling this stuff for years. Have a bad playoff loss, get Green Bay fans in a panic about retirement, and then say he's going to stick around for awhile longer. I'll believe he's retiring when I see it. Frankly, I think he'll play longer than Morten Andersen.
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Did you read the part about his wife getting chemotherapy for breast cancer? That is very hard on a person, chemo is rough and I think he'll retire because she will need him. That's what he should do.
 
muscle979 said:
Did you read the part about his wife getting chemotherapy for breast cancer? That is very hard on a person, chemo is rough and I think he'll retire because she will need him. That's what he should do.
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Good point.He has nothing more to prove.All he can do is embarass himself and stain his reputation.Its time to move on.especially if his mind is somewhere else.
 
NJFINSFAN1 said:
Trade them Feeley for there first and we can draft a young guy!!!

But they would not want Feeley!
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But Ron Wolf did say Feeley reminded him of Favre.
 
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