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This draft is too deep, would you rather have 1 guy in the top ten or 2 possibly 3 guys in the top 40? easy answer.

 

 

 

 

Andrew Luck, QB, Stanford - 6'4 - 235

Matt Kalil, OT, Southern California - 6'7 - 295

Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama - 5'11 - 224

Matt Barkley, QB, Southern California - 6'2 - 220

Jonathan Martin, OT, Stanford - 6'6 - 304

Justin Blackmon, WR, Oklahoma State - 6'1 - 211

Quinton Coples, DE, North Carolina - 6'6 - 285

Alshon Jeffery, WR, South Carolina - 6'4 - 229

Dre Kirkpatrick, CB, Alabama - 6'2 - 192

Robert Griffin III, QB, Baylor - 6'2 - 220

 

 

Zach Brown, LB, North Carolina - 6'2 - 230

Morris Claiborne, CB, LSU - 6'0 - 185

Michael Floyd, WR, Notre Dame - 6'3 - 224

Riley Reiff, OT, Iowa - 6'6 - 300

Luke Kuechly, LB, Boston College - 6'3 - 237

David DeCastro, OG, Stanford - 6'5 - 310

Alfonzo Dennard, CB, Nebraska - 5'10 - 205

Dont'a Hightower, LB, Alabama - 6'4 - 260

Vontaze Burfict, LB, Arizona State - 6'3 - 250

Cordy Glenn, OG, Georgia - 6'5 - 348

Courtney Upshaw, LB, Alabama - 6'2 - 265

Chase Minnifield, CB, Virginia - 6'0 - 185

Landry Jones, QB, Oklahoma - 6'4 - 229

Jerel Worthy, DT, Michigan State - 6'3 - 310

Donte Paige-Moss, DE, North Carolina - 6'4 - 260

Brandon Thompson, DT, Clemson - 6'2 - 310

Stephon Gilmore, CB, South Carolina - 6'1 - 193

Mark Barron, S, Alabama - 6'2 - 218

Peter Konz, C, Wisconsin - 6'5 - 315

Janoris Jenkins, CB, North Alabama - 5'10 - 183

Alameda Ta'amu, DT, Washington - 6'3 - 337

Andrew Datko, OT, Florida State - 6'6 - 321

Devon Still, DT, Penn State - 6'5 - 310

Devin Taylor, DE, South Carolina - 6'6 - 260

Brandon Jenkins, LB, Florida State - 6'3 - 265

D.J. Fluker, OT, Alabama - 6'6 - 335

Mike Brewster, C, Ohio State - 6'5 - 305

Nick Toon, WR, Wisconsin - 6'3 - 220

T.J. McDonald, S, Southern California - 6'3 - 205

Vinny Curry, DE, Marshall - 6'4 - 263

Barrett Jones, OT, Alabama - 6'5 - 311

Josh Chapman, DT, Alabama - 6'1 - 310

Dontari Poe, DT, Memphis - 6'5 - 350

Dwayne Allen, TE, Clemson - 6'4 - 255

Ronnell Lewis, LB, Oklahoma - 6'2 - 244

LaMichael James, RB, Oregon - 5'9 - 185

Robert Lester, S, Alabama - 6'2 - 210

Billy Winn, DT, Boise State - 6'4 - 300

Travis Lewis, LB, Oklahoma - 6'2 - 227

Cliff Harris, CB, Oregon - 5'11 - 180

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This draft is too deep, would you rather have 1 guy in the top ten or 2 possibly 3 guys in the top 40? easy answer.

 

If the draft is "deep", then what would be the motivation for a team at , say 22, wanting to trade up to #10. In a deep draft they, essentially, swap #1s and give up two other picks.... again, in a "deep draft". It ain't making sense to me unless #10 is a freaking lights out super star. And, if that's the case, why the hell would there be any suggestion of trading down?

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I like the idea of trading down. The only way I can see any team trading up is if Trent Richardson is still on the board I think we can pull it off. This might be a reach, but pre-combine nothing is for certain.

This sounds right to me if somehow Richardson falls to ten we'd have some pretty good offers - I think the chances of that are pretty slim- but Cincinnati giving us 17 and 21 for say 10 and our 3rd round pick might be nice.

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It only works if there's a sepecific guy for a specific team. Like Atlanta going after Julio Jones or the Pats going after Jerrod Mayo. You never know who is high on someone's board, so it all remains to be seen.

 

It could happen, but if Upshaw is there (he won't be) and he is your guy, why trade out?

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It's weird you say that cuz I don't know if it was cuz I haven't had good sleep in a couple days but last night I had a dream that we traded down... I'm no psychic but why the hell out of all things to dream about would I have THAT dream?

 

Your english teacher had the same dream.

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This thread again? Must be the the off-season again. I'm all for it by the way, but I think most people expect to rob a potential trade partner blind. Most often when the final talley is taken on these scenarios you're just as well off if you sit there and take the more lauded player. The Bills have existed in the NFL for too long trying to get by with the bargain basement versions of NFL players. It's time to start putting some legitimate players on the field.

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Every year I read about the "mythical" trade down move. It rarely ever happens and even rarer will the Bills make that move. It takes two to tango and it can be very difficult to find the right mix of assets and willingness to make a trade.

 

I would rather have a top 10 player then trade out of there myself.

 

If there is somebody there you like at 10, you take him. No sense in risking losing the guy you want for an extra 3rd round pick IMO.

 

The trade down makes sense if there is absolutely no one there that you like but that would be unlikely.

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