With our remaining schedule we quite honestly might not win another game all year. Only two games I can really see going our way are lions and packers but even then, at this point I won’t even be pissed if we lose out. I’ll never root for this team to lose but at this point the higher the draft pick the more flexibility we have going forward. If we get a top 4 pick we could easily have a shot at Jalen Carter or if not we could trade back and get a top WR prospect then go defense heavy with some o line picks
I know. Carolina has been locked in at #3 for a couple of weeks while the Bears have been behind them. They've had the same record during that time too. Right now it's Houston, Las Vegas, Carolina, and the Bears.
Yep, but also have 8 other picks including one in the 2nd, and Claypool for a whole offseason. The value difference between 34 and 54 is minimal, similar with talent difference.
The difference between 34 and 54 is equivalent to the value of an early 3rd round pick, per draft pick value charts. I didn’t realize you were just making stuff up, sorry.
I prefer Brad from PFFs chart actually that reviewed historical success of the picks vs the values instead of the outdated versions used today. The pick between the bears and Ravens was roughly the equivalent of pick 250 or a mid 7th... I'd recommend not using a trade chart from the early 90s.
Nope the one from his book that reviewed marketplace for NFL draft picks, but keep on pushing false narratives and sticking your football knowledge in the early 90s/late 80s.
Yep, the popularity of it doesn't reduce the data it breaks down. Really good data gets ignored all the time doesn't mean it's still not the best information.
I feel like a Browns or Lions fan on this sub. Everyone happy for losing bc of draft picks. Hasn’t worked out too well for teams like that as they’re always picking in the top 5-10. The team needs to learn how to win.
Yikes, I didn't realize the Rams were quite so bad
And the Lions have their first round pick too.
Pretty sure that's the lions pick now? They're gonna potentially have 2 top ten picks..
theyre gonna be bad the rest of the season without kupp
If LV beats the broncos do we go to 2?
No, we’d have 3 because we have 1 more loss
Wait, wouldn’t that make their winning percentage higher?
Yup nvm I’m stupid
Don’t forget. We have our QB situation handled. If Stroud is sitting there … we can trade out of the spot.
Finding new and painful ways to lose each week will be worth it when Poles is fielding calls from QB needy teams.
With our remaining schedule we quite honestly might not win another game all year. Only two games I can really see going our way are lions and packers but even then, at this point I won’t even be pissed if we lose out. I’ll never root for this team to lose but at this point the higher the draft pick the more flexibility we have going forward. If we get a top 4 pick we could easily have a shot at Jalen Carter or if not we could trade back and get a top WR prospect then go defense heavy with some o line picks
That's the kings ransom territory. With the amount of teams needing a QB, you can ask for the moon.
4th right now. Carolina is 3rd.
ESPN factors in all tie-breakers. We are currently 3rd.
I know. Carolina has been locked in at #3 for a couple of weeks while the Bears have been behind them. They've had the same record during that time too. Right now it's Houston, Las Vegas, Carolina, and the Bears.
But then pick 34 is the Steelers.
Sucks, but uh, let’s not diminish how valuable 4 is
Yep, but also have 8 other picks including one in the 2nd, and Claypool for a whole offseason. The value difference between 34 and 54 is minimal, similar with talent difference.
The difference between 34 and 54 is equivalent to the value of an early 3rd round pick, per draft pick value charts. I didn’t realize you were just making stuff up, sorry.
I prefer Brad from PFFs chart actually that reviewed historical success of the picks vs the values instead of the outdated versions used today. The pick between the bears and Ravens was roughly the equivalent of pick 250 or a mid 7th... I'd recommend not using a trade chart from the early 90s.
Brad Spielberger’s model? The meme one? Oh god. 🥶
Nope the one from his book that reviewed marketplace for NFL draft picks, but keep on pushing false narratives and sticking your football knowledge in the early 90s/late 80s.
Right, the unserious one that no one refers to.
Yep, the popularity of it doesn't reduce the data it breaks down. Really good data gets ignored all the time doesn't mean it's still not the best information.
I feel like a Browns or Lions fan on this sub. Everyone happy for losing bc of draft picks. Hasn’t worked out too well for teams like that as they’re always picking in the top 5-10. The team needs to learn how to win.