Trade with the Skins for 2008 # 1?

[carolinatony]

Peter King has us trading with the Skins. I would do it.
You know they will be drafting low again next year.

24 DE Jarvis Moss Florida Jr. 6-6 250
TRADE: Dan Snyder can't resist, and the Patriots are perfect partners. Washington deals a first-round pick in 2008 to move into the late first-round area to get a guy they really need -- a defensive end for the future, which they don't have.

[VJCPatriot]

Originally Posted by carolinatony

Peter King has us trading with the Skins. I would do it.
You know they will be drafting low again next year.

24 DE Jarvis Moss Florida Jr. 6-6 250
TRADE: Dan Snyder can't resist, and the Patriots are perfect partners. Washington deals a first-round pick in 2008 to move into the late first-round area to get a guy they really need -- a defensive end for the future, which they don't have.

I would do it if there isn't someone there at 24 that the Pats love. There's a good chance imo that Moss makes it to 28th as well.

[outhere]

Originally Posted by VJCPatriot

I would do it if there isn't someone there at 24 that the Pats love. There's a good chance imo that Moss makes it to 28th as well.

If they sweetened the pot a little bit, like a 2nd or 3rd. A straight up swap for a pick next year is a little slim value wise.

[Brady to Brown]

No way the Patriots make this trade. A #1 FOR A #1? Why would we do that?

Maybe the Skins are better next year and get to 10 - 6, Thats about pick # 20.

[DaBruinz]

If you read between the lines, it says that the Redskins trade up into the 1st round. To me, that implies they would be including the #38 pick as well as their 2008 1st rounder.

And I'd do that in a heartbeat.

[bakes781]

Originally Posted by DaBruinz

If you read between the lines, it says that the Redskins trade up into the 1st round. To me, that implies they would be including the #38 pick as well as their 2008 1st rounder.

And I'd do that in a heartbeat.

#38? The Skins don't have another pick until the 5th round.

[Brady to Brown]

Originally Posted by bakes781

#38? The Skins don't have another pick until the 5th round.

That is correct. The Skins have nothing to offer the Patriots

[danny88]

Originally Posted by carolinatony

Peter King has us trading with the Skins. I would do it.
You know they will be drafting low again next year.

24 DE Jarvis Moss Florida Jr. 6-6 250
TRADE: Dan Snyder can't resist, and the Patriots are perfect partners. Washington deals a first-round pick in 2008 to move into the late first-round area to get a guy they really need -- a defensive end for the future, which they don't have.

Why would the pats make that trade? Swapping first rounders? Maybe if the skins had a second rounder to toss in. Which they dont, so it would not be worth it.

[FreeTedWilliams]

No way they trade a #1 now for a #1 next year.

Here's the trade scenario directly from 2003:From the Herald....

As for trading out to the next draft, the Pats have hit a couple home runs. That’s how they ended up with Wilfork and Wilson (trading the 19th overall pick in 2003 to Baltimore for a second-rounder and a 2004 first-rounder), and Corey Dillon [stats] (sending Miami a 2003 third for a 2004 second that they flipped to Cincinnati for the veteran running back).


However, Washington does not own any more draft picks this year until the fifth round, so I could not see the Pats trading with them like this.

[VJCPatriot]

That's right the Skins don't have any other 1st day picks. Thanks for the reminder. I guess put that under not gonna happen unless the Skins can add some more value somehow.