Pretty sure I asked this question last year and somebody answered it, so I figure I'll ask it again. In a trade back scenario for the Hawks in the first round, what is their likely compensation? Is there a good website for lazy people like me to look this up?
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http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/dr ... ade-chart/HawkGA":1ifs1ggg said:
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There's eleven 3rd round comp picks this year that are all tradeable and there are more in later round as well so the table need some tweaking but it can still be a pretty good guide.
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I saw one on drafttek with everything, and even lets you highlight all of a team's picks.
It is good to remember that all of the values are flexible and can go either way according to each team's assessments.
It is good to remember that all of the values are flexible and can go either way according to each team's assessments.
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I would NOT be surprised to see Pete/JC combine a 3rd round pick with our #26 and move up a couple spaces to pick their guy- to get one of the tackles they need. Then do the very same thing with another 3rd round pick to move up high enough in the 2nd to get Budda baker
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Absolutely. Plus it seems like JS has a tendency to get taken on trade, at least per the value chart (maybe that's more perception than reality). Still, good to have an idea. Around this time of year you often see people throw out the "trade back and pick up an extra second or third round pick" but the reality is they would probably have to move back pretty far to get such compensation.
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Absolutely. Plus it seems like JS has a tendency to get taken on trade, at least per the value chart (maybe that's more perception than reality). Still, good to have an idea. Around this time of year you often see people throw out the "trade back and pick up an extra second or third round pick" but the reality is they would probably have to move back pretty far to get such compensation.
