It’s not inconceivable even with lack of full ‘24 picks. To move up 20 spots would cost this year’s 3rd and next year’s 2nd, but could could also yield a R4.24.
The theoretical #64 pick in this year’s draft is worth 270 points. All things equal, and ruling out trading Miami’s R1.24 pick (which would have an average adjusted value of 420 points), what could the Dolphins offer of equal value? Remember, Miami does not have R3-R4.24 picks.
It would take a deal like this to balance value:
Miami trades:
- R3.23 (170 points)
- R2.24 (adj. to 3rd 190/points)
Miami receives:
- R2.23 (270 points)
- R4.24 (adj 90 points)
What would be nice is if Cedric Wilson could be dangled as part of the calculus of balancing the offer.
Hell, Miami could then parlay their two 2nd rounders (360+270=630) into the bottom of R1 for TEs like Mayer or Washington.
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