So I was bored and decided to play GM and look into draft day trades, and I came up with a situation that I like but understand is highly unlikely. For reference I used the DraftTek draft pick point value.
First we trade back with Seattle, who want to jump up in front of Denver and select an offensive lineman.
TB Receives: 26, 90, 102
SEA Receives: 19,125
Using the Drafttek point chart, the Bucs are receiving 932 points, and giving up 922 points. Pretty equal, and I also feel like teams trading up are bound to lose a little point value to get the player they desire.
Now were sitting at pick 26. And Cleveland decides to stick with their board and skip on QB with their first two picks, having all the QB's rated around the same they decide they can wait. Well a few have been drafted, and they're afraid that KC might also draft a QB for the future, so they decide to swing a trade with us to jump in front of KC.
TB Receives: 33,65
CLE Receives: 26,102,162
Using the same draft pick point chart, Tampa is receiving 845 points, Cleveland receives 818, again the team trading up loses a little on value so they can trade up for the player they want.
So that leaves the Bucs with picks 33,50,65,84,90,204,237. Thats 2 picks in the 2nd round, 3 picks in the 3rd round, and 5 picks in the top 100. I understand its unlikely but we could get quite a haul. I would love to end up with something like
33: CB Adoree Jackson
50: S Marcus Williams
65: DE Tanoh Kpassagnon
84: WR Chris Godwin
90: TE Adam Shaheen
204:BPA
237:BPA
