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If its for a 2012 1st and a 2011 2nd in the 40-ish range that would be like robbing a bank IMO.I have to agree with Lombardi and La Canafora on NFL Network: I don't see the Patriots moving up, but I do see them moving the 28th pick for a first next year to someone who wants a QB.
I have to agree with Lombardi and La Canafora on NFL Network: I don't see the Patriots moving up, but I do see them moving the 28th pick for a first next year to someone who wants a QB.
I dont think they do it for a 3, I think it has to be a 2, and a 2 in the first half of the round.I still think the Pats move up with their first pick unless Tom E Currran is right and six QBs do actually get picked in the first 12 picks. I only see them moving the 28th pick for a first rounder next year if it comes with at least a third rounder this year.
If there is a QB run, we may trade up from 28 and get 2 guys we had targeted at 17.......
I also expect that at 28 and 33 we may have a chance to move back, stay mid 2nd and pick up a high pick next year too.
Trading up may make a lot of sense this year, but trading back 10-15 spots to pick up another pick next year may be a steal given the uncertainty. I am sure someone will overpay with a 2012 pick thinking there may not be a draft. If anyone thinks that way, BB will find them and fleece them.
I still think the Pats move up with their first pick unless Tom E Currran is right and six QBs do actually get picked in the first 12 picks. I only see them moving the 28th pick for a first rounder next year if it comes with at least a third rounder this year. Lombardi and LaCanfora are probably basing their predictions on what the Pats' history is rather than any intel.
I think its more likely that we want to move up from 28 if there is a run on QBs early as is being floated out there, and more likely we move down, if only 2 QBs are off the board by then. Its a matter of who falls or rises in contrast to the QBsYes we could see both 28 and 33 get traded this time both for QBs. Could be epic.
If its for a 2012 1st and a 2011 2nd in the 40-ish range that would be like robbing a bank IMO.
Just watched the McCourty pick last year.
And all the experts were like "did they really pick this guy this early?".
I don't know who we're picking, but I don't think the reaction will be good.
Just watched the McCourty pick last year.
And all the experts were like "did they really pick this guy this early?".
I don't know who we're picking, but I don't think the reaction will be good.
Peter King suggests Tennessee could trade its '11 2nd and '12 1st for 28 if the right QB is there. That would be an epically good trade for the Pats, IMO.
2011 NFL Draft week begins with uncertainty at the top - Peter King - SI.com
Trading up may make a lot of sense this year, but trading back 10-15 spots to pick up another pick next year may be a steal given the uncertainty. I am sure someone will overpay with a 2012 pick thinking there may not be a draft. If anyone thinks that way, BB will find them and fleece them.