For those of you still using the old draft trade chart

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Teams don't use that old chart anymore. It was created before the salary cap, rookie wage scale, and the current CBA. If you're comparing trades using that scale you're results are flawed.

Seahawks General Manager John Schneider said his team has a new chart, updated this year because this is the first year when compensatory picks can be traded. Schneider also indicated that the Seahawks know other teams around the league are valuing picks the same way.

“It’s based off of that, but now being able to trade compensatory picks, [Seahawks V.P. of Football Administration] Matt Thomas and a bunch of guys got together from different teams and put a new chart together so we’re following that now but it’s based off the same principle. It’s a scale,” Schneider said.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com/2017/04/30/nfl-teams-have-revised-the-draft-trade-chart/

Teams don’t make their charts public, but Rich Hill of PatsPulpit.com tracked every pick-for-pick trade that has been made in the NFL since the adoption of the new rookie wage scale in 2012 and used those trades to put together a new chart that shows how teams value picks under the new system. The Seahawks made three trades during this year’s draft, and those trades closely aligned with Hill’s chart, suggesting that chart closely matches the new chart the Seahawks and other teams are using.

The New chart can be found here:
https://www.patspulpit.com/2017/4/2...ating-a-brand-new-nfl-draft-value-trade-chart
 
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