Extra 3rd next year and extra 1st in 2023.Outsmart ourselves???? How?
we’re picking 6 and picked up another first rounder for next year.
you need to read a self help book to lift your spirits
Extra 3rd next year and extra 1st in 2023.Outsmart ourselves???? How?
we’re picking 6 and picked up another first rounder for next year.
you need to read a self help book to lift your spirits
TThe only reason we are having this discussion is because of a trade 2 years ago. We gave up something in the short term(LT) and gained so much for the future. In fact, it still hasn’t payed off completely. So why is it bad, again?
Yeah I can not only imagine it -------- but that's what we should have achieved in terms of IMMEDIATE value.In the Trade back to 12, along with the 2022 and 2023 first we should have gotten more value for this season. A 3rd and 4th this year or a 2nd.
Then, even if you still do the Philly deal, you got yourselves either an extra 2, or 3 and 4 THIS season.
You could then, more reasonably move way down from 18 and garner future capital without that team having to give up picks this year. We wouldn't mind, in this scenario we already have more 21 selections.
Imagine having 6, an extra 1st the next two seasons, and an extra 2nd or 3rd + 4th for this current draft.
The fact that we did not get any 2021 picks weakens our position at 18 and the perceived value of the entire two trades currently.
I still view it as a net gain, but fear Grier did not prioritize capital for this season enough.
AND, might have played his cards too soon because draft day could have had a deal like I layed out....
But then it would have been tougher to get back to 6.
Lots on angles. Hope we made the right decision.
I don't feel that Waddle and Smith rank equally in the NFL. Smith's weight is a problem. I don't believe he plays at 170 but closer to 155-160. The fact he refused to be weighed at Senior bowl is a huge red flag.We literally have no idea how the Dolphins have these guys ranked..
Watch Pitts and Chase be there at 6 and we still select Smith.
If they have Smith/Waddle ranked pretty close to Pitts and Chase then trade down was absolutely a no-brainer.
Said this right away and good luck with the incoming.
The net net result of the trade was POOR value. Period.
And it will sink in. Sooner or later.
We traded #3 for #6 and got...
An R3 in '22 and and R1 in '23.
That's not even poor. It's horrible.
Picks in the future are significantly discounted in value terms.
The R1 in '23 is effectively the SAME value as an R3 in '21.
The R3 in '22 is effectively the SAME value as an R4 in '21.
So... we trade that super high value pick and EFFECTIVELY got an R3 and an R4 in present value!
Like I said. That BLOWS.
In addition, we also lost value in the mid rounds with a pick swap.
So as great as the swindle was Grier achieved with O'Brien, he BLEW a ton of value...
Said this right away and good luck with the incoming.
The net net result of the trade was POOR value. Period.
And it will sink in. Sooner or later.
We traded #3 for #6 and got...
An R3 in '22 and and R1 in '23.
That's not even poor. It's horrible.
Picks in the future are significantly discounted in value terms.
The R1 in '23 is effectively the SAME value as an R3 in '21.
The R3 in '22 is effectively the SAME value as an R4 in '21.
So... we trade that super high value pick and EFFECTIVELY got an R3 and an R4 in present value!
Like I said. That BLOWS.
In addition, we also lost value in the mid rounds with a pick swap.
So as great as the swindle was Grier achieved with O'Brien, he BLEW a ton of value...
Bravo!And at least 1 of them is 90% likely to be there. Also did I mention an extra 1st and 3rd rounder for a player you likely were going to get anyway at 3?
I completely understand your logic. I do however teams that are moving up always pay a premium. Your looking at these trades as if we had to have won both of them. Going from 3 to 12 and netting 2 future 1s and a 3 was a huge amount of drafts capital for 9 spots. Go back and look at what was given up for moving up (KC moved up 17 spots and gave up a current 3 and 1 future 1st/Houston gave up one future 1 to move up 13 spots). Granted these were not in the top five however they are noted especially when no team was willing to trade up last year with two elite QB prospects on the board. Again I said this in another thread this was a 3 team trade and we were never going to stay at 12. We paid a premium to move back to OUR spot where they felt comfortableYeah I can not only imagine it -------- but that's what we should have achieved in terms of IMMEDIATE value.
Hell I'd settle for just an R2 in '21.
The FACT Grier did this trade with ZERO net immediate value is a LOSER!
Either that or I just didn't realize how our roster is so overstocked with premium players at every position!
>>> this we can "afford" to ignore "immediate needs" because we have none.
But maybe we'll have some is '23?
I don't feel that Waddle and Smith rank equally in the NFL. Smith's weight is a problem. I don't believe he plays at 170 but closer to 155-160. The fact he refused to be weighed at Senior bowl is a huge red flag.
It isn't just his weight it's that he refused to be weighed that is a red flag. Did I ever say NFL teams didn't know what he really weighs?
That's some experts feel Smith may fall to round 2.
I don't want to draft a 6-1, 155lb WR with our 6th pick.
You can either get upset and take my opinion as some mistaken grievance against you personally or you can accept my pov differs from yours.
Up to you.
Facts you can hopefully comprehend.Lmao literally have yet to see one expert that thinks that Smith is falling to round 2.
Seriously please show me one REPUTABLE person or scout that has Smith falling that far
Facts you can hopefully comprehend.
Smith was listed at 175lbs at Alabama.
It was leaked by team mates he is closer to 160 at best.
He refused to be weighed at Senior bowl.
Then takes 2 months to add weight and after that he actually weighed 170lbs.
Can you see the problem?