Hypothetical Trade: #10 for #23 & #25?

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#10 for #23 & #25 - Yes or No?

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  1. xpmar9x

    xpmar9x The Real Slim Shady

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    Vikings own #23 and #25, lets say they're interest in player unknown at #10.. the two who stand out are Tavon Austin & Xavier Rhodes. Vikings could use Austin to replace Percy, Austin is flying up the boards and Vikings don't have any receivers besides Jennings (who isn't young by any means). Vikings also don't have any CBs that are noteworthy, perhaps Rhodes stands out for them and they move up for him.

    My question is, Vikings call and offer #23 & #25 for our #10 - do you accept?
    According to most draft trade charts, we'd be getting better value. So, we may need to throw in our 4th, which wouldn't bother me.

    I would do this deal, depending who's on the board. I could very well see Star, Ansah, Milliner, and Warmack all off the board. We'd have so many options with #23, #25, and #40. We could go something like Desmond Trufant (#23), Tank Carradine (#25), & Larry Warford (#40).

    What do you all think?
     
    #1 xpmar9x, Mar 23, 2013
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  4. griff33daddy

    griff33daddy Starter

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    we turn around and trade our 3rd and 23 to move up and get vacarro, cooper and okafor
     
    #2 griff33daddy, Mar 23, 2013
  7. steverife

    steverife Pro Bowler

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    There are a lot of players that I really like, but I don't like at the 10 spot. I would absolutely make that trade.
     
    #3 steverife, Mar 23, 2013
  10. Thaddeus43

    Thaddeus43 Sunshiner President

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    Of course I trade 1 1st rd pick for 2 1st rd picks ... there is some magically allure surrounding top draft picks, like a high pick will be a superstar. That's just not true. Most high picks don't pan out either (at least not in the franchise changing way people seem to expect).

    Its really a roll of the dice in the draft, whether you pick at #1 or 32. The higher draft picks are only worth more because you have more options to choose from, not because the talent us really that much better.

    So having 2 picks increases your chances of hitting it big. So I'd take the 2.
     
    #4 Thaddeus43, Mar 23, 2013
  13. RavensShallBurn

    RavensShallBurn Ruck the Favens

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    If Milliner slips to us somehow, the Vikings might go for that trade.

    I still don't see any team giving up that much though. But yes, I'd take that trade in a heartbeat.
     
    #5 RavensShallBurn, Mar 23, 2013
  16. running bull

    running bull Practice Squad

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    I would luv this trade,we have signed 2 gs & ziggy could bust at 10,
    23, D Trufant cb 1 of the top 3 cbs,could be the best.plus atv fa next year
    25. T Eifert te best te in draft & we need a weapon at te, for locker.
     
    #6 running bull, Mar 23, 2013
  19. The Playmaker

    The Playmaker pineapple pizza party

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    If Milliner falls to us, would the Titans still pull the trigger? Or even Ansah?

    Also I wouldn't be surprised if Cooper or Warmack fell to us, remember DeCastro last year and all of his pre draft hype?
     
    #7 The Playmaker, Mar 23, 2013
  22. xpmar9x

    xpmar9x The Real Slim Shady

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    I could see them moving up for X as well. It's unlikely Rhodes will get past #11 SD (lost Jammer and Cason), #12 Dolphins (lost Sean Smith), #13 Bucs (no CBs).
     
    #8 xpmar9x, Mar 23, 2013
  25. HeadOnASwivel

    HeadOnASwivel Pro Bowler

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    That such a no-brainer, YES!!!
     
    #9 HeadOnASwivel, Mar 23, 2013
  28. Titanup1982

    Titanup1982 All-Pro

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    I would do that trade in a heartbeat.
     
    #10 Titanup1982, Mar 23, 2013
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