compensation for Peters 2010...this guy thinks a 2nd rounder

[FlyingDutchman]

http://www.eastcoastsportsnews.com/als09scoop.html

im not sure how much faith i put into this guy after viewing his mock draft. he has us trading with Jax to get Oher. which is just ******ed in so many ways. anyways he thinks we get a 2nd rounder for in 2010 for Peters.

[FlyingDutchman]

Bills should receive Eagles second-round pick in 2010...Back in February I broke the news that the Eagles were interested in Jason Peters, and pointed out earlier this month that trade talks were heating up. I wrote back then that fair compensation in return for Peters, would be the Eagles first (pick No. 21), their third-round pick, and another pick, or a switching of picks in a round. The compensation that the Bills received (pick No.28) and (pick No. 121) only adds up to about 712 points on the draft trade chart (or equal to pick No. 25 in the draft) which leads me to believe that the pick the Bills should receive in the 2010 draft (as part of the trade package) will be the Eagles second-round choice in 2010. The Eagles will likely be drafting in the twenties, so pick No. 25 in 2010 for example (worth 330 this year) is only worth about 200 points (because it's next years draft pick) which would push the total points the Bills received from the Eagles for Peters to 912 points, or equivalent to pick No. 18 in this years draft. In my opinion, anything less, tilts the trade in the Eagles favor.

I've updated my mock (http://www.eastcoastsportsnews.com/2009NFLDraft.html) since the trade. -Al Fronczak

[Oaf]

That is just what would make logical sense.

This the BILLS we are talking about here.

[Goobylal]

Sounds like speculation on his part. But I also don't believe the conditional 6th rounder that has been reported.