They don't have to spend
a real draft pick on the player if they don't want to, but they still have the exclusive option to draft that player if they do.
Not exact matches
Since I dislike predicting trades in mocks, let me just say what I think is a
real possibility which is the Chargers trade the Jaguars, who are clearly looking to trade back, some of their
draft picks for the Jags 1st round
pick in order to select RB CJ Spiller since they've let all their RBs walk.
Most mock
drafts have one of the three quality
real tackles available at
pick 17.
I'm getting
real tired of reading / hearing the word «Project» after nearly every
draft pick... from the last several years.
I also included some players
picked on the last day of the
draft that I pegged as
real sleepers who could surprise teams in the near future.
There are a lot of receivers at the top of the
draft class, but if the Ravens are looking for a
real No. 1, the No. 16
pick may have to be used to nab a receiver.
I originally wanted us to stay put and
draft in the 4th spot but if we get
picks 12 and 22 there is
real value in trading down.
Mike Martz was on the line, and this time it was for
real: The St. Louis Rams are
drafting you with the 198th
pick in the sixth - round.
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.
Getting the 29th
pick makes it difficult to
draft a
real impact player, which the Nets need badly.
Personally, I'm very surprised so many pundits / experts have agreed that «there is no
real # 1 receiver in this years
draft worth a 1st round
pick»... I find that pretty surprising.
They would have Top 5
pick could have traded down and have the
draft capital to build a
real Super Bowl Contender not this fraudulent 9 - 7 wild card at best team.
The
real caveat to this
draft is
picking on the O side of the ball.
And with all of the possible high
draft picks, we could be
real contenders sooner rather than later.