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i don't even know what she looks like with all the filters on nowActually she’s a little much. Kay Adams from 10 years ago, that’s in my wheelhouse
i don't even know what she looks like with all the filters on nowActually she’s a little much. Kay Adams from 10 years ago, that’s in my wheelhouse
I like some of the earlier picks. I love Odunze pick. But I’m not trading a third for fifths and sixths in the draft. The percentage of hitting that late has to be very low in a shallow draft.Maybe my favorite draft to date.
https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/user-mock-drafts/2024/user-mock-2715817
How does this trade make any sense:Maybe my favorite draft to date.
https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/user-mock-drafts/2024/user-mock-2715817
It doesn't. In hindsight I shouldn't have taken that offer. I try to only accept trades that seem more realistic.How does this trade make any sense:
Los Angeles Receives:
Washington Receives:
- 2024: Round 4, Pick 100
- 2024: Round 5, Pick 139
- 2025: Round 6
- 2024: Round 3, Pick 99
I guess Minn might make that trade if they can't trade up for a QB. But it sure seems like they're gonna move heaven and earth to get to 3 or 4.Maybe my favorite draft to date.
https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/user-mock-drafts/2024/user-mock-2715817
I agree. I want top 100 picks. There was no trade of a 3rd for 5ths and 6ths in this draft.I like some of the earlier picks. I love Odunze pick. But I’m not trading a third for fifths and sixths in the draft. The percentage of hitting that late has to be very low in a shallow draft.
Not your fault that the simulator accepts such biased trades but I’m not sure I understand the interest or value in even running such an outrageous simulator.Maybe my favorite draft to date.
https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/user-mock-drafts/2024/user-mock-2715817
It looks like you trade 19 for 11 straight upMaybe my favorite draft to date.
https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com/user-mock-drafts/2024/user-mock-2715817
I would be in favor of that trade.It looks like you trade 19 for 11 straight up
For some reason, the system has a bug and it's not showing the full trade parameters for 1st round picks.It looks like you trade 19 for 11 straight up
i don't even know what she looks like with all the filters on now
19. Los Angeles Rams
Broncos get: 1-19, 2025 first-round pick, 3-99
Rams get: CB Pat Surtain, 2026 fifth-round pick
You can't exactly be shocked at the idea of the Rams trading two first-round picks for a star young player, can you? GM Les Snead hasn't held onto a first-round pick since the trade up for Jared Goff in 2016, so while the Rams value Day 2 and Day 3 picks more than their slogan might suggest, we've seen them happily trade away picks in the bottom half of Round 1.
Those picks have generally gone toward young talent with cost control remaining in their deals, with Matthew Stafford as an exception. They have used those picks to acquire Brandin Cooks and Jalen Ramsey, and they attempted to make another move for Brian Burns. In each case, they were targeting a young player who had already established himself as a star on a rookie contract. There aren't many players who are simultaneously playing at that level and for a team that's rebuilding.
The Broncos might be the lone exception, which is why a Surtain deal would be plausible. The Rams already showed they were willing to spend this much for a complete cornerback when they acquired Ramsey in 2019, and Surtain might be the former Jags star's successor as the league's best player at the position. Surtain is excellent in coverage on the outside and in the slot, capable of shadowing the opposing team's top wide receiver, and is physical enough to hold his own as a tackler. He just turned 24 on Sunday and will make a combined $23.3 million over the next two years with his fifth-year option, giving L.A. plenty of runway as it negotiates a new extension with him.
The Rams signed Darious Williams and Tre'Davious White this offseason, but Williams is 30, and White is coming off a torn Achilles and is on a one-year deal for $4.3 million. Acquiring Surtain would give the Rams a much-needed star on defense after the departures of Ramsey and Aaron Donald. It would also land the Broncos what they need even more: draft picks over the next two seasons, which would help them as they wander through the quarterback desert and build their post-Russell Wilson future.
Not for the Broncos its notThat might be the worst trade idea I've ever seen.
Barnwell hates anything LA. The haters have arrived!That might be the worst trade idea I've ever seen.
That's a bad fuckin trend right there Elm. Not making me feel good brother.However, a few years ago they made a late trip to Louisville ( about a week or so before the draft) to pay an in house visit to Tutu Atwell. Snead did the same with Tavon Austin.