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The rich get richer, San Fran was awarded 3 compensatory picks (1 -4th round / 2- 7th), they have a total of 14 picks now. Who in their right mind expects them to draft 14 new guys on a team this talented?
These are guys going to try and move up, several times over & package many of these picks into early round picks. That makes the most sense to me & anyone paying attention.
SF can really use a corner...maybe they'd be interested in a Dee Millner (sp?)
I'm guessing if they wanted him at 8 they would have to give up at least their first three picks to move up from 31. Even with all of those picks that might be a little steep to move up for them.
SF can really use a corner...maybe they'd be interested in a Dee Millner (sp?)
I'm guessing if they wanted him at 8 they would have to give up at least their first three picks to move up from 31. Even with all of those picks that might be a little steep to move up for them.
There's value there if we take 3 picks for 1, somehow.
I would not be surprised to see them trade picks this year for picks next year, much like the Patriots have done in the past. Somehow finagle a high second round pick then trade it for a first rounder in 2014. That is the smartest thing for them to do.
While you can't trade compensatory picks, I'm assuming that the point of mentioning them was that having them makes San Fran more likely to be willing to give up one or two of their other picks.
I'd love to trade down, but I've seen nothing from the FO that indicates they'd be willing to do so. I doubt Milliner reaches #8, but Rhodes could be an option for San Fran at #8 if they wanted to trade up with us.
"Misguided political correctness tethers our intellects."
- Nicholas Cummings
If we get their three 31st / 34th / 93rd picks & a their first next year, then it's great.
Two firsts, a high second and a third? Who could they possibly want that badly?
San Francisco is a stacked team, make no mistake, but their team still has holes: Right now they have no real nose tackle, one safety, no backup QB, and they have a LOT of expensive free agents coming up. I think their moves will be more of the "Move back into the 3rd round" or "trade pick for a higher pick in a later draft" type.
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