Sentences with phrase «only trade the picks»

I'd only trade the picks for a deal involving Kemba minimum.

Not exact matches

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If the Browns aren't going to pick Darnold (only the Browns are that dumb) and the Giants won't pick him, then the trade is up to # 2 with the Giants.

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.

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.

4 picks = 1 player — RG 1 pick, 1 player, 1 premium contract = Alex 1 historical contract = Norman replace 2 starting WRs with Pryor Manage a 3 - 4 roster with no NT... year after year go to war with the only decent QB ever drafted under his watch forcing him to trade assets for a new shiny toy

In 2015 the Chargers only had 5 picks due to the Gordon draft pick trade.

Den would be making that move for a QB, NYJ traded up for a qb, and now you've got your top two on the board with only one pick standing befor you.

They traded a first or second for each of those guys (in addition to their best OL), and not only did the acquired players largely underperform, but the lack of high draft picks brought them to where they are today: having to waste precious years of Wilson's prime to rebuild their defense.

With the exception of the Wentz trade, pre-draft trades for picks like RG3, Goff, and now the Colts only happened because those teams didn't need a QB (and Cleveland obviously wasn't sold on Wentz or Goff).

Third, if the Giants are going to trade back there are really only two options now — Denver and Buffalo with these being the potential Returns: Broncos: Swap picks, their 2nd, one of their 3rds and next years 1st.

Whether we end up using all 10 draft picks or if through trade ups we only end up using 6 or 7, it still comes down to drafting the right players.

We were only mad that we traded the pick as well, and that Ibaka was a possible rental.

From trading a for a 1st round pick where we already have a logjam of guards and will only get more confusing when Lin comes back, then I'm not sure what to tell you.

The only upside to that trade is that the Dolphins look like a team that might do much worse next year so that has the potential of being a top 5 pick, but I'd be pretty disappointed with that return.

... One key to the stellar play of Hornets center Vlade Divac (12.9 points, 9.2 rebounds and 2.2 blocks per game through Sunday): He gave up his habit of 10 to 15 cigarettes a day... After being traded twice in three days last month — from the Mavericks to the Nets to the Lakers — swingman George McCloud made only nine field goals in his first nine games with L.A. Twice this season with Dallas he made nine field goals in one game... «The pick - and - roll has been killing us,» says Kings guard Mitch Richmond.

Even though it's only 20 picks or so it comes with a stigma that is very useful for trades like you said.

They traded him because he was the only talent on the team that wasn't a core member that could garner a first round pick.

They had some strong drafts but traded away guys like Steen and Rask then went through a period of pretty dismal drafting from 2010 - 2013 with Rielly being the only notable pick in those 4 years.

The Browns still have much too many roster holes to trade away 3 picks in Round 2 (where the best value in this draft lies) for only the # 9 pick in Round 1.

They badly want to choose Maryland guard Steve Francis in the first round, but the pick they received from the Nuggets in a three - way trade in January for Chauncey Billups turned out to be only the fifth choice.

This trade only makes sense to me if the panthers get a draft pick too or we're planning on cutting Worley, neither of which were he case.

Only hopes of getting more picks this year is trading future picks since no player is really worth trading and don't want that.

JG has also made this draft a success, because the Niners traded away only their second round pick to obtain their franchise QB.

The Trail Blazers only gave up a 2020 second - round pick in that trade.

Out of your second trade with the Pats, didn't take any real game changing players in a draft you originally had the 6th pick in, and the only edge you took is going to suck in our 4 - 3 scheme.

He would only be an option with a trade back in round 1 (pick 12 or 15).

Less than a year after the trade, after seven straight wins, Washington only needs four more W's and they will never have to worry about the picks given up to get Griffin.

Portland can only improve through high 1st round draft picks or get lucky on a trade.

By trading the receiver, the Patriots now have two first - round picks and two second - round picks, joining the Browns and Bills as the only teams with multiple picks in the first two rounds.

Trading up only compounds that risk, because moving up is going to cost at least two first round picks.

The James Harden trade rocked the NBA out of nowhere Saturday night, and while we pick up the pieces, only one thing is certain: The Thunder will never be the same.

In the 12 seasons before Buss owned the Kings, they had only one first - round pick, having traded the other 11.

One of these 3 WILL be there 2nd round the only decent ILB that might be there and worth a 2nd round pick, will be Malik Jefferson... grab him (or trade up if Evans is there in early 2nd) The 3rd round will yield A LOT of choices for the Chargers.

The only way to know if the Trubisky talk is smoke is if we trade up from # 12 to get him (on draft day, after pick 3 has been made).

Their second QB came in the 4th round, and it happened to be their second pick of that draft only because they traded away all their other picks.

Going to # 3 gives the Jets a QB, going to # 4 would only give them a chance to see another team trade in front of them and have another QB get picked in front of them lowering the pool of QBs to pick from.

The only question is whether you trade the pick for 2 or more picks in the top 50.

Portland made only one significant deal — getting guard Danny Ainge in a trade with Sacramento for backup guard Byron Irvin and some draft picks — but it might turn out to be the deal that pushes the Trail Blazers to the top.

I would love Vea, the Raiders have not had a dominant DT in forever, but yes Chubb would be preferred, but he won't be there... If James, Edmunds and Fitzpatrick are picked I would not complain either - if Nelson fell I'd consider that too, anybody else only after a potential trade down (Arizona a possibility, but doubt we'll really trade down, just a guy feeling).

You only trade him if you get a boatload of valuable picks... As for his money, the salary cap goes up 9 million next year, and roughly 10 the year after, beside Carr how many big money guys are you picturing still on the team, this is gonna be a alot of 2018 - 2019 draft pick on the team, better hope we draft well, but I bet we keep Mack, unless somebody wants to blow the Raiders away with an offer.

Their only option to participate in the first round would be a pre-draft trade since they used the 2013 pick to acquire Steve Nash.

Note that I only looked for picks in the top 15ish of the first round and trades that were made after the draft lottery or on draft day.

Not only could two teams select their franchise quarterbacks with Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota available, but we could see a number of key players traded for draft picks.