Predict a 1st Round Trade

[danlhart87]

Packers get 5

Broncos get 14 45 and 76

 

Packers draft Nelson or Chubb

Broncos draft best available DB

[rock8591]

It'd take a LOT more to get into the top 5...more than a 14, 45, and 76. Maybe a lifetime supply of 4-7th rounders, literally.

[PureLuck]

Seattle trades 18 for Minnesota's 30 and 62.

[ColtsGermany]

Cards trade 15, 47 and 143 

For SF 9 and 170

[stitches]

Bills get 4

Browns get 12, 2019 1st round pick, 53, 56

[rockywoj]

Browns trade 4th to Bills for both of Buffalo’s 1st round picks and Buffalo’s top 2nd rounder.

 

If this trade doesn’t materialize, then Bills give up the same package for the Colts’ pick at # 6.

[DraftMaster]

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[throwing BBZ]

If you believe we will next be Super Bowl competitive in 2020 and after,

 

Colts trade TY Hilton to Cowboys for the 19th pick.

[DaveA1102]

I don't have specifics but was interesting hearing Matt Danely on Stampede Blue podcast talk about the option to trade back with the Bills (Colts getting Ballard's usual 35% "profit") and then bunching some maybe the 22nd and a couple of other picks to get back up into the top 15/20.

 

This would mean, off the back of our number 3 pick, we got a good amount of second rounders and, in addition, still get 2 of the top 15 players in the draft (maybe land a duo like Edmunds and Landry?).

 

A very interesting scenario and one I would love to see.

[DaveA1102]

2 minutes ago, throwing BBZ said:

If you believe we will next be Super Bowl competitive in 2020 and after,

 

Colts trade TY Hilton to Cowboys for the 19th pick.

 

Its an interesting thought, but Ballard preaches having "premium players" on the roster and he defined that as being players the opposition needs to plan for on a Monday before the game.

 

Outside of the QB, is there anyone other than TY that will have teams adjusting their standard game plan?  I don't see one and so would think its unlikely TY goes.