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Draft Pick Value Chart
For quick reference (and mock drafts) here is the 'official' draft pick value chart.
 
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03-23-2007, 04:04 PM
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Re: Draft Pick Value Chart
hmmmmmm.....
 i think the steelers should offer al davis thier 7th round choice for the next 310 yrs,for this years first!!!! then we land johnson!!! i think the crazy ole,senile coot may go for it!
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Re: Draft Pick Value Chart
what do the values count for?
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Re: Draft Pick Value Chart
Nothing...it's just a way to quantify a vague system. Some teams use this, some teams don't. Personally I equate it to divining water with a dowsing rod....not scientific at all, just a lot of guesstimating...
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Re: Draft Pick Value Chart
whats it for then? lol no reason?
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Here's an example: Tom Brady had a draft value of 12.8. Ryan Leaf had a draft value of 2600. Which QB would YOU prefer? |
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Re: Draft Pick Value Chart
ha lol kk i get it now
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Re: Draft Pick Value Chart
I would not mind if the steelers traded down to get a few more draft picks this year.
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Re: Draft Pick Value Chart
i dont look at the chart as quantifying the calibur of player you get, but quantifying the options you have with a certain pick.
the patriots are the only ones with 2 1st round picks. the chart says they could move into perfect position to take laron landry but they would also have many more options such as taking the #1 rb, lb, or cb available. however, they probably get more ultimate values staying where they are and taking the 2 best players left on their board. of course the chart is just a tool, and you gotta be a little skeptical if it was, in fact, devised by jimmy johnson (who pulled of the biggest draft pick heist in nfl history). i always thought gil brandt had alot to do with its development and use. this chart would never work though if the nfl mandated that all trades follow its formula |
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Yeah I see it as a rough guide to pick value - I have to admit I am sceptical about the massive leaps in value between the 1st, 1nd and 3rd picks - teams in those positions often have a very obvious need.
I guess the proof is in the pudding, as they say, its an idea to keep an eye on draft day trades and see how they compare to the 'chart'.
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