What would you trade the 28th pick for?

[Woodman]

I would move back for the following offer.

Houston doesn't have a first-round pick after trading No. 23 overall in a deal with the Minnesota Vikings last month.

But the Texans do have three selections on Day 2: Nos. 42, 59 and 86.

I would take #42, 59 and 86.

What would you accept to trade down?

[Novacane]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

# 28 is 660 points. Those picks equal 950 points. Yes, I'd make that trade.

[Woodman]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

# 28 is 660 points. Those picks equal 950 points. Yes, I'd make that trade.

Maybe we through in a 6th and 7th

[Woodman]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

Nova what would be the value be for these picks?

#28=660 points

#42,59 and 123=???

drop pick 86 out of the equation.

[Woodman]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

Found the chart.

#42=480 .... 2nd rounder
#86=160 ..... 3rd rounder
#123=49 ..... 4th rounder

For a total of 689.

#28=660 ..... 1st rounder

[Jeff1220]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

Depends on who is available at 28. Maybe a the right player and a pick in the trade would be interesting.

[Woodman]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

Depends on who is available at 28. Maybe a the right player and a pick in the trade would be interesting.

That could well be how it all shakes out.

[Goobylal]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

A Klondike bar.

[Woodman]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

2024 NFL Trade Value Chart

[Goobylal]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

Many are saying there are only about 150 draft-worthy players. Then again, with the need for a WR and many teams likely taking one in the first round and early part of the 2nd, do you want to drop down that far and miss out on a good one?

[Woodman]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

Many are saying there are only about 150 draft-worthy players. Then again, with the need for a WR and many teams likely taking one in the first round and early part of the 2nd, do you want to drop down that far and miss out on a good one?

If for instance the top 5 WR's are gone well before the pick at 28 it may be smarter to drop back.

That is why the thread was created ....... it's all about availability.

Another question might be .... what are you willing to give up to move up?

[Bill Cody]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

If there's what we feel is a future #1 receiver available at 28 then...nah

[Goobylal]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

If for instance the top 5 WR's are gone well before the pick at 28 it may be smarter to drop back.

That is why the thread was created ....... it's all about availability.

Another question might be .... what are you willing to give up to move up?

It's highly unlikey all the top WRs are gone by 28. And I'd consider trading next year's 2nd rounder to move up if someone coveted falls to that spot. That can get them to #17 overall (Jax).

[Woodman]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

It's highly unlikey all the top WRs are gone by 28. And I'd consider trading next year's 2nd rounder to move up if someone coveted falls to that spot. That can get them to #17 overall (Jax).

That is a possibility.

[Woodman]

Re: What would you trade the 28th pick for?

If there's what we feel is a future #1 receiver available at 28 then...nah

I'm sure they'll pull the trigger on that scenario if it presents itself.

I wonder how many they see as "the guy" maybe just the top 3.

If that's the case trading back becomes more of a possibility.

Tier 1 would be .... Harrison, Odunze and Nabers.

To get one of those guys would be very expensive.