Sentences with phrase «needed draft picks»

I'm not impressed with drafting under Tyler Wright so they need draft picks high enough these clowns can't screw it up.

The Giants need draft picks and a clean slate.

Not exact matches

And if the Cavs pull off the Hill deal for the reported price — Iman Shumpert, Channing Frye, and a draft pick (most likely a second - rounder)-- they'll still have their first - round pick and the valuable Brooklyn Nets pick to offer in a trade to address other needs.

Assuming Noel and Okafor both need two to three seasons to reach their peak as stars that can carry a team, the Sixers still need some serious help through other draft picks and free agency to support them.

Those draft picks will need time to develop, too, and they're currently not a hot - spot for free agents.

Snider needed nointroduction to the Blue Jays» faithful who have been eagerly anticipating hisarrival in the heart of the batting order since the 2006 draft, when Torontotook him with the 14th overall pick.

Just pretend that instead of «Steve Clevenger,» your team needs to give up «$ 80 million and a draft pick.»

For example, right now the Pats, who do have a need at QB, have enough draft capital to get up to 9 by only trading their two # 1 picks.

Getting the # 1 need for your team without compromising any draft picks has a certain appeal.

The Lions don't necessarily have to use pick 20 for one, but I think we need to draft a good prospect.

Ziggy needs to sign or sit out and whatever team would have to pay his tag number PLUS whatever they give up for the trade (whether it be draft picks or whatever) and that would still only be for 2018 and he'd be a FA in 2019.

Everything you need to know (and almost everything I know) about what the Giants are going to do with the No. 2 pick in the NFL draft... https://t.co/RzK21jWdzf

We need to go to camp with AA, ZZ, Riddick and Green, plus whatever FA or draft picks are used for RB.

Unless you want to be in the same exact position next year, needing to take your future franchise QB, but now need to do it with the 13th pick in a weaker QB draft.

You don't need to be a professional scout to see why Ayton is potentially the No. 1 pick in the NBA draft.

If the Lakers pick finishes outside the top three, they would need to convey their draft pick to the Philadelphia 76ers.

The No. 2 overall pick in the draft, Mitchell Trubisky, will need to impress during camp and through the preseason to win the job out of the gate.

As for the draft, the Chargers need to trade down once or twice and accumulate another 2nd rounder and maybe another 3rd rounder and then draft one of the top two offensive tackles and have extra premium picks.

This person has bought into the herd mentality that the Vikings absolutely need to add multiple players to the offensive line in this draft even thought the chances of late round picks overtaking the other late round picks with a year of development under their belts is slim.

They could send him somewhere in a salary dump or for a future draft pick if need be, but that's about the only avenue to make a deal happen under these conditions.

I am sure that after having said all that, some of you are wondering if I am wavering on my proclamation about the Houston Texans needing to draft Jadeveon Clowney with the first pick instead of Khalil Mack.

I think we need to focus on pick and draft acquisitions first, as we can sign players later.

They have 4 draft picks in the first 88 picks as well as 4 later picks to address additional needs like Safety, WR, OL, RB, DE.

Teams that really need to shed salary are also good enough to have late first round picks... which is why the Lakers assets are so much more promising, because they've shown legit NBA potential (well, Clarkson, Nance, Zubac have — and Kuzma / Hart are probably as valuable as like a pick # 17 - 20 in a normal draft class — this year was crazy).

Yes, the #Vikings need help on the offensive line but it wouldn't be a surprise if they end up exercising patience and not taking a lineman with their first pick in the draft at No. 30.

At this point the Niners may be best positioned to trade out of 9 before the draft, possibly to a team that wants to move up, but needs a higher pick as the move back slot for the trade partner.

Whichever team picks up Eli Manning will still need to draft a QB as Eli isn't and never was that good as well as he is in his last few seasons playing in the league.

Texans need to sign Clowney to a big deal and need more draft picks, and Jags are so deep on D - line they could move Fowler for picks.

The logic is that it's a position of value, a position of need, and this is the best chance you're going to have at getting one without overspending in FA or packaging up multiple draft picks to move up.

Most other positions can be addressed through free agency or later in the draft, so when you find yourself in the position of needing a QB in a year or two (or even three) AND picking # 2 AND you've identified a guy who you believe is a future franchise QB you make that move because it's not a guaruntee you're ever going to find yourself back in this position again.

I get that some people hate the idea of taking a safety given the recent draft history, the existence of Colbert and Tartt, and the greater need at edge, but if they aren't sold on the 1st round edge talent and are sold on the safeties as BPA and playmakers, then James or Fitzpatrick could be the pick.

The compensation in draft picks / players needs to be reasonable, but I'll be over the moon if we get Earl.

The selection of Embiid is a microcosm of the philosophy of the process itself, Bucks or Timberwolves could've picked Embiid and «Gotten lucky» that their top draft pick needed two years to get healthy.

The first - round picks are the ones that excite the general public, but teams need more than one major - league player or future prospect to be traded to appear out of each draft, and they'll find many of them today.

I'll watch the remainder of the season at least in comfort This team really is in need of the top three picks in this draft... and then some.

They've made good choices in free agency, but the team has so many holes the draft has no margin for error, they need to hit every pick through the 4th.

Let's face the fact that other than drafting a QB or maybe a TE or S all draft picks this year will hit on a position of need.

Barkley may be the best player in the draft but RB seems like a luxury pick for the Giants who still need to fix the O - line and add multiple LB's.

I think this will be the case since I imagine the Dline prospects might be a bit picked over in our draft since we have all been scouting them heavily based on our own needs.

It's clear after revelations that the Ottawa Senators considered tanking a game to clinch the No. 1 draft pick that the NHL needs a lottery

The New York Jets have many needs entering the 2013 NFL Draft and could take a number of different prospects with the No. 9 overall pick.

Lastly, I didn't need a marketing or public relations firm to me during the pre-draft process, but if you're a top draft pick like Jackson, it's a useful resource for capturing any revenue streams available now and in the future.

I think one (definitely) or two (likely) picks in next year's draft is unavoidable and needed.

I like what EQ offers and feel that it would be great to draft him (although we need to solve the defensive problems first before spending a day 2 pick for him or any other WR).

The Seminoles need only look at the talent they had to replace heading into the 2013 season, which included five of the first 42 NFL Draft picks, to see why.

A lot of mock drafts have him in the top 7 - 10, I've even seen a couple with him at 5 to Denver, so considering the fact that he fills a huge need for us, 4 isn't at all a reach or a «homer» pick.

How much money do we need to have set aside for a normal set of draft picks?

If the best player available when our next draft pick comes around is also a safety, should we draft him, too, ignoring our needs for depth at defensive tackle, a pass - catching running back and a field - stretching tight end, assuming those needs have not been met in free agency?

Don't forget that this year's draft picks would have also had Kyle's input in terms of who he wanted and needed, rather than two guys at positions of need (G and TE) who never played.

They don't need to get a bunch of late round draft picks to pick - up more experimental work projects.