Let's say KC offers the 1st overall

Barcs · Mar 13, 2013

Satire? said: ↑

and a mid-draft pick for Revis and the Jets 9th overall?

Would you hit it?
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Hell no. Give me the 1st overall and keep our 9th and we're talking.

NYJETS4life24 · Mar 13, 2013

Terrible idea, if you think it's a good trade then your basically you would trade revis straight up for the guy they picked. So let's say dion Jordan. You would trade revis(best cb in league, top 3 defender) for an unproven player who basically has to top out on his potential to be an even trade and if he does top out then he will want big money.

Negotiate a contract with revis try to get him for 13-14 mil a year

TurkJetFan · Mar 13, 2013

Br4dw4y5ux said: ↑

My point is that usually by a month before the draft everybody knows who the #1 pick in that draft is. At the most you have a group of 2 or 3 who might go on that pick and those guys will all go in the top 3.

In this draft nobody has a clue who the #1 pick is. Most mock drafts are now predicting either Luke Joeckel or Eric Fisher as the #1 pick. They both play the same position and yet neither of them is clearly perceived as more valuable than the other. Neither of them is seen as an all-time great prospect at LT either. There's no Orlando Pace in this field full of good LT's who stands out head and shoulders above the current draft class, let alone the NFL crowd.

Many mocks have either of the two guys above going as low as the 5 pick.

So we have no great player sitting on the #1 pick at this point to be the plum pick of the draft. The guy just doesn't exist this year.

Then you move on to to the next factor that defines NFL drafts and you look at the QB class and nobody is excited about the guys who are there.

Geno Smith is the best prospect at the moment but some mocks have him going in the 20's at this point. Some have him as early as the 3 pick but most seem to peg him in the 7 to mid-teens ranges. No other QB has a clear 1st round grade at this point.

Matt Barkley is probably going to go at the top of the 2nd round, joining Andy Dalton, Colin Kaepernick, Kevin Kolb and Drew Brees as guys who looked good in college but had enough questions coming into the NFL that nobody would blow a 1st round pick on them.

Nobody would be shocked if another QB went over both of those guys from the middle of the 1st round on because the talent at QB just doesn't blow anybody away this year.

The leading pass rushers, the other high value position in the NFL draft, all have injury, performance or potential questions going into the draft. Nobody knows who the first pass rusher to be taken will be.

DT's are always a solid choice in the 1st round but nobody knows who the best DT is.

It's a draft without obvious franchise players. A few guys may become franchise players but I don't think anybody would say with certainty who they are. There's nobody in the draft who is foolproof.
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yes that is a different story...there definitely is no clear cut #1 pick...if we were to get the #1 pick i'd trade it down or trade down from 9

LongIslandBlitz · Mar 13, 2013

I rathe trade Revis for a first round pick in next years draft and a second or third in this years draft

xxedge72x · Mar 13, 2013

NYJetsRevis24 said: ↑

I rathe trade Revis for a first round pick in next years draft and a second or third in this years draft
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I agree with this too. Unless the Jets have their own ideas about this QB class, I'd say the best bet is to accumulate picks in a draft where we have the best chance of actually landing a franchise QB.

Let's say KC offers the 1st overall

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