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1 hour ago, TeamRamrod said:

You better believe if Love doesn’t pan out wherever he goes, I’m gonna be reminding him about it in every comment section for years lol not because I want it to happen (I don’t) but because graver was so dogmatic in any argument he’s made 

I dont even like tate by comparison lol. 

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Love immediately makes you a more explosive team. He's going to add 10-20 TDs a year through the run and pass game. He's going to upgrade your pass protection. He's going to force teams to account for

The Jaguars gave up what again for Travis Hunter? This notion we should take less capital is kind of mind boggling. If a team wants to move then they need to pay the full price.

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6 minutes ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

 

Because it likely takes you out of the top tier of prospects in this draft.

We'll see if Borgonzi is dead set on taking someone from that group or trading down for more picks.

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55 minutes ago, AussieTitanFan08 said:

For those hoping for a trade back the Chiefs doing A LOT of work on all the top pass rushers in this draft class and reporting from Breer and McShay not to expect the Chiefs to take a CB at pick #9 could see them being itchy to get up and get Bain if Bailey and Reese go at #2 and #3.

 

This is the play imo. Create a market for Bain and Love and see if someone bites. If they don't, take your BPA at #4 which may in fact be Love. I wouldn't hate it if he's the next Gibbs.

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24 minutes ago, IsntLifeFunny said:

It isn't enough. 9 is outside of the elite players in this draft. 

I have been led to believe that there will not be any truly elite players available at 4. Seems pretty clear the drop from 4 to 9 will not result in a huge difference. I mean add everything up and, other than Bailey (which several people here also don't like) there is pretty much sero consensus on the "elite" player we should pick at 4. there is no "no-brainer" that will be there when we pick. Add everything up that we have discussed, and it is very difficult to avoid this conclusion.

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12 minutes ago, Legaltitan said:

We've discussed for three hundred pages now that the top edge guys are flawed and not no-brainers. Same with Tate and Styles. The arguably best player that will be available, Love, is at a position many have argued is a luxury. So in other words any of those prospects would be fine, but none, even if available (Bailey almost certainly will not be), are guys worth going to the mat for. Not saying that's true, but over 300 pages that seems to be the consensus - that there is no consensus because none of these guys that will be available knock your socks off. So that being the case, why wouldn't we move down a few spots and pick up a high second rounder and help fill more holes?

 

Trading down is really about the drop off of talent.  I kind of agree with where you are going. I personally think Love is the only one in this draft worth a top 4 pick in a normal draft bc he is just special.   BUT even if we say they are all really #6 to #10 value-   the talent level still drops the further you go down. The only hope you have in a draft like this to get a cornerstone player is to pick the right one in the top 5. 

 

Having said that- it assumes a cornerstone type player is there at all. If the evaluation is that there is not one-  then absolutely. Trade down and maximize pick volume and maybe even try to get a pick in next years first round

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19 minutes ago, Legaltitan said:

I have been led to believe that there will not be any truly elite players available at 4. Seems pretty clear the drop from 4 to 9 will not result in a huge difference. I mean add everything up and, other than Bailey (which several people here also don't like) there is pretty much sero consensus on the "elite" player we should pick at 4. there is no "no-brainer" that will be there when we pick. Add everything up that we have discussed, and it is very difficult to avoid this conclusion.

The elite players in this draft are at non-premium positions. The really good ones at important positions will also be gone at 9. That's why you don't trade back unless it's for a 1st. 

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