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Would you trade the #7 overall pick to Dallas for the #22 pick, their 3rd rounder, and Marion Barber?
 
Maroney and Morris are fine. I don't get the fascination with Barber given our strength at RB.
 
Would you trade the #7 overall pick to Dallas for the #22 pick, their 3rd rounder, and Marion Barber?

what is the value of Dallas's picks? somebody must have that chart somewhere? Is Dallas the only team that we can reasonably work a deal with?
 
no id make Jerry Jones overpay for McFadden. 2 1sts and Barber otherwise we draft the best player in the draft and combo him with L-Money which would make our offense crazy sick.
 
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no id make Jerry Jones overpay for McFadden. 2 1sts and Barber otherwise we draft the best player in the draft and combo him with L-Money which would make our offense crazy sick.
Not letting go of McFadden .... huh?
 
Would you trade the #7 overall pick to Dallas for the #22 pick, their 3rd rounder, and Marion Barber?
Actually I would make that trade, however I seriously doubt Jerry Jones will part with Marion the Barbarian.
 
Not letting go of McFadden .... huh?

Too good to pass up the best player in the draft at #7. Im not fine with our run game like most of you all are.
 
Too good to pass up the best player in the draft at #7. Im not fine with our run game like most of you all are.
Blame the offensive line since it fell completely apart in the Super Bowl.
 
Someone said that the #7 pick was worth 1500 pts and 22+28 were worth 1440. Personally, I'm not a fan of those charts, though, and I don't think the Pats' FO is either.
 
Would you trade the #7 overall pick to Dallas for the #22 pick, their 3rd rounder, and Marion Barber?

Personally, I would, to me Morris is JAG and Maroney still hasn't proven he can be the only guy and our late rounders often outperform our 1st rounders. I doubt, however, the FO will or would, even if the Cowboys would do it.
 
The problem I see is that would leave us with only Maroney as possible trade bait imho.
Morris wouldn't fetch much considering he ended on IR, I'd imagine that would be a situation like Colvin, where he holds no value.
Faulk's our 3rd down, do everything back.

So we'd have Maroney, Barber, Morris, & Faulk... kinda crowded, and doesn't fill the needs we have.
 
Someone said that the #7 pick was worth 1500 pts and 22+28 were worth 1440. Personally, I'm not a fan of those charts, though, and I don't think the Pats' FO is either.

The charts are, at best, just a rule of thumb. Everyone knows that different drafts differ in quality. They also differ in how that quality is structured. Some have a number of potentially great players with slim pickings afterward; others are sparse at the top but have a large "middle class."
 
The problem I see is that would leave us with only Maroney as possible trade bait imho.
Morris wouldn't fetch much considering he ended on IR, I'd imagine that would be a situation like Colvin, where he holds no value.
Faulk's our 3rd down, do everything back.

So we'd have Maroney, Barber, Morris, & Faulk... kinda crowded, and doesn't fill the needs we have.
Say hello to Barber, say goodbye to Morris!
 
Don Banks in his latest mock draft have us trading the 7th pick to the Cowboys for both their firsts. He has the Pats taking Quentin Groves and Dan Connor with our first round picks.

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/2008/writers/don_banks/02/28/mock.draft3.part1/index.html?eref=T1

I wouldn't mind making that trade, but we would need a player or another pick to make it a fair trade. The Cowboys would probably have to throw in a fourth rounder to make the deal fair.

How about Bobby Carpenter somehow being involved in that deal?
 
Okay, no, this idea could work. Sure why not.

A team with a perfectly good and improving running game gives up the number seven pick. Meanwhile, Dallas gives them back almost all the trade value in picks, then gives them a draftee who has proven his value!

What a great idea! A lose-lose trade! I had no idea it could be done so elegantly! I mean, a win-win is tough enough to pull off, but this is positively brilliant!

PFnV
 
Okay, no, this idea could work. Sure why not.

A team with a perfectly good and improving running game gives up the number seven pick. Meanwhile, Dallas gives them back almost all the trade value in picks, then gives them a draftee who has proven his value!

What a great idea! A lose-lose trade! I had no idea it could be done so elegantly! I mean, a win-win is tough enough to pull off, but this is positively brilliant!

PFnV

now tell us how you really feel ;)

If McF is still there at #7, pull the damn trigger, please.
 
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