What team is most likely to trade up? (1 Viewer)

[QUEZILLA]

Pretty much listed most of the teams in the first half of the draft. Denver was already rumored to be interested in trading with Detroit, NE has 2 first, and Chicago could potentially swap with Washington for Briggs.

 

[Mr. Peterson]

The team I came in here to vote for is not even on your list. I would have voted for the Buffalo Bills. I think there has to be a good chance they move up to get Peterson or Willis.

 

[QUEZILLA]

The team I came in here to vote for is not even on your list. I would have voted for the Buffalo Bills. I think there has to be a good chance they move up to get Peterson or Willis.

Oops, I thought I had them in there. Is there a way to edit a poll?

 

[redman]

The very top part of the draft, where teams trade up one or two spots, is very difficult to predict. Often those teams give up way too much to target a specific player, and you really never know which player they covet until draft day.

The teams to me that are generally well-positioned, both in terms of draft picks owned as well as ability to target (only) one player, to trade up a significant number of spots would be New England (2 first rounders) and Chicago (3 picks in first two rounds).

BTW, forget about the Redskins trading up. They only have 1 first day pick, the 1.06, so there's not much to work with there.

 

[GoBills02]

The team I came in here to vote for is not even on your list. I would have voted for the Buffalo Bills. I think there has to be a good chance they move up to get Peterson or Willis.

I was thinking the same thing. However, if neither are there, then I hope they trade down.

 

[renesauz]

The team I came in here to vote for is not even on your list. I would have voted for the Buffalo Bills. I think there has to be a good chance they move up to get Peterson or Willis.

The Bills have WAAAY too many needs to address. It would be foolish for them to move up. They're in full-bore re-building mode, and should be trying to move down and garner some extra picks.

 

[renesauz]

The very top part of the draft, where teams trade up one or two spots, is very difficult to predict. Often those teams give up way too much to target a specific player, and you really never know which player they covet until draft day.

The teams to me that are generally well-positioned, both in terms of draft picks owned as well as ability to target (only) one player, to trade up a significant number of spots would be New England (2 first rounders) and Chicago (3 picks in first two rounds).

BTW, forget about the Redskins trading up. They only have 1 first day pick, the 1.06, so there's not much to work with there.

Thinking the same, but I would add Philly to that short list. They also have few glaring needs, and a history of moves on draft day.

 

[Brunell4MVP]

Miami desperately needs a QB. They aren't getting Quinn or Russell unless they pass Minnesota. They have to move up.

 

[Bri]

I'd love for the Pats to trade up for Patrick Willis. I doubt they will.

I could see them trading away some picks for future picks as there's not too much pressing needs that a late pick is likely to fill. They actually have a slew of DBs returning from injury on top of what we saw in the playoffs so...