Mockers...Allow future picks?
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I think the only way future picks would be fair is if the poster agrees to have the same team next year and they don't just quit the draft either leaving somebody with that team.
However, I don't like the future picks thing regardless, it'd be best to stick to one year.
However, I don't like the future picks thing regardless, it'd be best to stick to one year.
Yamahopper
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I think we should be allowed to trade future picks, but I also thing there should be no roll over.
The name of this game is to try and predict/build a specific team and see how close you get to how the real world goes.
Once next season happens, you revert to the picks said team has in that year. IMO, the interesting thing about this is what you would do/think a team should do, is actually what they do.
So yes to trading future picks, NO to that having any impact on the next mock draft.
I like that idea. You can still show off your future picks as part of your draft haul, and it doesn't have any effect on next year.
I voted no. A couple of reasons:
a) It would be a bitch of a job for someone to keep track of these if we had an offseason where mockers went crazy.
b) Although I currently have the Rams as my team, it's a privilege that should be shared around and not mine in perpetuity.
c) People will leave the board for whatever reasons over the coming years and newbies shouldn't be left with teams who made potentially rash decisions in previous years leaving them with little or no draft capital. (Washington, I'm looking at you)
a) It would be a bitch of a job for someone to keep track of these if we had an offseason where mockers went crazy.
b) Although I currently have the Rams as my team, it's a privilege that should be shared around and not mine in perpetuity.
c) People will leave the board for whatever reasons over the coming years and newbies shouldn't be left with teams who made potentially rash decisions in previous years leaving them with little or no draft capital. (Washington, I'm looking at you)
