bigreese82
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Trying to see what it would take by looking at past trades 
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What has been the price to move into the top 5 (1 Viewer)
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diesel7982
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From where to where? Huge difference from spot to spot.
bigreese82
Footballguy
NFL...from mid 1st (15-23rd pick) to top 5
Not to nitpick, but the 'Skins actually gave up the 12th & 24th picks for the #3 (49ers pick). The 49ers then took #12 and traded it to the Jets for #16 & 48. 2000 was a weird year though. The Jets ended up with 4 first round picks due to the Keyshawn trade and the Belichick compensation pick. Dallas give up their #1 (which Seattle turned in to Shaun Alexander) and their 2001 #1 for Joey Galloway, and 2 of the top 5 picks changed hands because of trades made on draft day in 1999...Ditka giving away what turned out to be the #2 (Lavar Arrington) in the Ricky package, and Dan Reeves incredibly boneheaded gift to the Ravens of what turned out to be the #5 pick (Jamal Lewis) so he could move up and take the immortal Reggie Kelly....
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trader jake
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of current relevence (not top 5 but...)to seahawks1st (17th overall), 7th, and QB matt hasselbeckto packers1st (10th overall), 3rdjamal reynolds was selected with that 1.10 selection 
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coolnerd
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Unless you use multple 1st round picks (this year or future) or trade most of your draft a team in the top five will not move past the 10th or so pick in the draft in a trade down. There was a trade value chart in a thread not too long ago that puts some math to this idea. The chart oversimplifies things a bit but gives you a fair enough look to answer this type of question.
psychobillies
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I know it's not quite top 5, but a few years back, the Saints Gave up the #17 and #18 to the Cards for the #6. I think there was also some swapping of later rd picks included in the deal.
It's 100% dependant on the quality of the players in the draft.Ditkaless Wonders
Footballguy
I'd be plenty happy to see the Packer give up the #5 for such compensation and to take the best D-lineman or L.B available and the best O lineman abvailable.
CletiusMaximus
Footballguy
and Torrance Marshall with Seattle's 3rd round pick:doublebag:to seahawks
1st (17th overall), 7th, and QB matt hasselbeck
to packers
1st (10th overall), 3rd
jamal reynolds was selected with that 1.10 selection
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trader jake
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thanks for reminding me CMand Torrance Marshall with Seattle's 3rd round pick:doublebag:to seahawks
1st (17th overall), 7th, and QB matt hasselbeck
to packers
1st (10th overall), 3rd
jamal reynolds was selected with that 1.10 selection
Sabertooth
Footballguy
And Seattle took Steve Hutchinson with the 17and Torrance Marshall with Seattle's 3rd round pick:doublebag:to seahawks
1st (17th overall), 7th, and QB matt hasselbeck
to packers
1st (10th overall), 3rd
jamal reynolds was selected with that 1.10 selection
Kleck
Footballguy
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trader jake
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all right, that's enough from all of youAnd Seattle took Steve Hutchinson with the 17and Torrance Marshall with Seattle's 3rd round pick:doublebag:to seahawks
1st (17th overall), 7th, and QB matt hasselbeck
to packers
1st (10th overall), 3rd
jamal reynolds was selected with that 1.10 selection
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Footballguy
http://www.theredzone.org/2005/draft/draftvaluechart.asp
http://football.calsci.com/DraftPC4.html
Disclaimer: "This is not a a chart which is used by any particular NFL team and is only an example of the what might be used by teams in assessing a trade."
http://football.calsci.com/DraftPC4.html
Disclaimer: "This is not a a chart which is used by any particular NFL team and is only an example of the what might be used by teams in assessing a trade."
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