Danger Zone
In the Starting Line-Up
- Joined
- Aug 17, 2011
- Messages
- 3,718
- Reaction score
- 4,544
Disclaimer: This isn't a serious proposal. It's meant as just a fun hypothetical.
Strategy:
1. Use your first round picks on difference makers.
2. Trade away all your 2nd to 7th round picks to accumulate much higher picks in next years Draft or the year after.
3. Pick the very best of the best in the UDFA market.
Without spending all your Rookie Draft money on your actual Draftees, I imagine you can double anyone elses salary offer to any hopeful UDFA rookie and get whomever you want.
The question is: If you can pick whomever you want in the UDFA market, is there enough talent there to put together a competitive team?
The other question us: How many 1st round picks (1 or 2) can you get by trading this year picks for next year picks?
Second proposal: 2. Trade away your 2nd to 7th round picks and accumulate a mass of next years 3rd round picks.
All meant in good fun.
Im not seriously proposing we do this. If nothing else you guys can help settle a debate Im having with my in person football buddies about the depth of the UDFA market.
Strategy:
1. Use your first round picks on difference makers.
2. Trade away all your 2nd to 7th round picks to accumulate much higher picks in next years Draft or the year after.
3. Pick the very best of the best in the UDFA market.
Without spending all your Rookie Draft money on your actual Draftees, I imagine you can double anyone elses salary offer to any hopeful UDFA rookie and get whomever you want.
The question is: If you can pick whomever you want in the UDFA market, is there enough talent there to put together a competitive team?
The other question us: How many 1st round picks (1 or 2) can you get by trading this year picks for next year picks?
Second proposal: 2. Trade away your 2nd to 7th round picks and accumulate a mass of next years 3rd round picks.
All meant in good fun.
Im not seriously proposing we do this. If nothing else you guys can help settle a debate Im having with my in person football buddies about the depth of the UDFA market.