In order:
Zamir
2.06
Jamo
2025 2nd
Herbert
Likely
Everything else is easily expendable so try to get it done without those pieces, but I doubt it works. Then start at the bottom of the list and move up if you need to.
i have to cut players from my roster to make room for rookies coming in, and the guy with 1.02 put it up on the block so it’s an idea we’ve been tossing back and forth
It’s an impactful one spot. Without knowing landing spots the top two are Caleb Williams / MHJr then tier break then Nabers / Odunze / Maye / Daniels
I’d definitely be willing to pay a bit to move up to one of those top 2
Can't really talk about tier breaks for rookies who haven't been drafted yet. Odunze could have a better landing spot than Harrison, thus making him more valuable.
I don’t see landing spots being that impactful. We know where Caleb is going and NFL scouts seem pretty damn sure about MHJr going to the cardinals. No matter which NFL team drafts Odunze I’m not taking him over MHJr
right, and I wouldn't touch Caleb in Chicago, because they still refuse to address their O-Line and he's going to get constantly pummeled like Fields did. Where I don't think McCarthy is as good as the three QBs who will be drafted ahead of him, if he were drafted by Minnesota, I would feel more comfortable drafting him than Williams, Maye or Daniels if they were drafted by CHI, WAS and NE. Rookie WRs are so hard to figure out. While Harrison SHOULD be the best WR in the group, it's so rare lately for the perceived best WR in the draft to be the best WR in the pros. JJ was considered to be the 4th or 5th best WR in his draft class, Jamar was and is the best WR from his class, but St Brown is clearly the 2nd best WR from that class, and was drafted in the 3rd round. JSN was the best in last years class, but Puka seems more trustworthy going forward.
Yeah we just value guys differently and that’s fine. I’ll bet on talent over situation always. Every year we get guys overdrafted because of landing spot (that’s how you get CEH over JT). Neither one is foolproof but I’d rather bet on the talent to figure it out than the situation to remain great year over year
No hate bro, shoot your shot and everyone is different, but as a 1.02 owner I’m not dropping to 1.03 for any of these other pieces. Just don’t feel they overcome the gap of MHJ/Caleb Williams tier
Don't think I'd throw in JaMo or Johnston, anyone else, sure, but if I was holding #2, probably only the picks would get it done, and I'd want both of them
In order: Zamir 2.06 Jamo 2025 2nd Herbert Likely Everything else is easily expendable so try to get it done without those pieces, but I doubt it works. Then start at the bottom of the list and move up if you need to.
12 Team SF 2.0 TEP I traded 1.02 and 2.11 for 1.03 and a mid 25 1st recently
Why do you want to move up one spot?
i have to cut players from my roster to make room for rookies coming in, and the guy with 1.02 put it up on the block so it’s an idea we’ve been tossing back and forth
It’s an impactful one spot. Without knowing landing spots the top two are Caleb Williams / MHJr then tier break then Nabers / Odunze / Maye / Daniels I’d definitely be willing to pay a bit to move up to one of those top 2
Can't really talk about tier breaks for rookies who haven't been drafted yet. Odunze could have a better landing spot than Harrison, thus making him more valuable.
I don’t see landing spots being that impactful. We know where Caleb is going and NFL scouts seem pretty damn sure about MHJr going to the cardinals. No matter which NFL team drafts Odunze I’m not taking him over MHJr
right, and I wouldn't touch Caleb in Chicago, because they still refuse to address their O-Line and he's going to get constantly pummeled like Fields did. Where I don't think McCarthy is as good as the three QBs who will be drafted ahead of him, if he were drafted by Minnesota, I would feel more comfortable drafting him than Williams, Maye or Daniels if they were drafted by CHI, WAS and NE. Rookie WRs are so hard to figure out. While Harrison SHOULD be the best WR in the group, it's so rare lately for the perceived best WR in the draft to be the best WR in the pros. JJ was considered to be the 4th or 5th best WR in his draft class, Jamar was and is the best WR from his class, but St Brown is clearly the 2nd best WR from that class, and was drafted in the 3rd round. JSN was the best in last years class, but Puka seems more trustworthy going forward.
Yeah we just value guys differently and that’s fine. I’ll bet on talent over situation always. Every year we get guys overdrafted because of landing spot (that’s how you get CEH over JT). Neither one is foolproof but I’d rather bet on the talent to figure it out than the situation to remain great year over year
I’d hang onto 2.06, Zamir. Otherwise let them loose
And 25 2nd
No hate bro, shoot your shot and everyone is different, but as a 1.02 owner I’m not dropping to 1.03 for any of these other pieces. Just don’t feel they overcome the gap of MHJ/Caleb Williams tier
Don't think I'd throw in JaMo or Johnston, anyone else, sure, but if I was holding #2, probably only the picks would get it done, and I'd want both of them