Trade/draft picks questions
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Phinfan31
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No coach would EVER do that...they wouldnt do it past the next yr. because they never know their future. Why would they give players, etc. away for a pick when they might not even be coaching the team in a couple years? They're only hurting their ability to win now by doing that. Your job is NEVER secure an guarenteed in the NFL...thats the business.
dolphinfan2k5
I don't want a large Farva
I doubt it, don't all trades have to be approved by the league?
dominizzo
CAMERON EARTH WAKE
leave it up to Saban He knows what to do
dolphinfan2k5
I don't want a large Farva
I'm doubt there is a limit but I bet if it was longer then a year away they wouldn't let the trade go through.
PublixSubsRule
Practice Squad
that would be a great idea if you could stock pile draft picks in the future and get the picks like dirt cheap...great idea
I believe the limit is one year, but I don't remember where I heard it. (I'm also not sure if it's true)
There has been 1 or 2 cases in the history of the NFL where a draft pick for 2 years later was traded.
It can happen it just doesn't happen.
I will try to research it up but it actually happened very recently.
It was like SD or Buffalo got a 1st or a 3rd from like 2 or 3 years back.
It can happen it just doesn't happen.
I will try to research it up but it actually happened very recently.
It was like SD or Buffalo got a 1st or a 3rd from like 2 or 3 years back.
Bartowboy
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Washington is still paying for Clinton Portis.
spydertl79
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I've heard of 2 years in advance in the case of conditional picks. I don't know what the actual rule is. I'm going to try and find it now.