Cards say offers for trade down are picking up

[dreamcastrocks]

Cardinals say phone calls about trading down from No. 4 are starting to pick up

Michigan quarterback J.J. McCarthy could be a target of a team looking to trade up in the draft.

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The top three teams in the 2024 NFL draft — the Bears, Commanders and Patriots — are widely expected to take quarterbacks Caleb Williams, Jayden Daniels and Drake Maye with the top three picks. Which makes the Cardinals' pick at No. 4 a major focal point...

Cardinals General Manager Monti Ossenfort said the Cardinals are already getting calls about the possibility of trading out of the fourth overall pick, although he doesn't expect to actually make a trade any time soon.

 

[kerouac9]

More content mill fodder. GMs make and receive calls all the time to get a feel for the market and what deals are possible.

Eagles GM Howie Roseman famously called around asking for second-round picks for his bottom-of-the-roster players.

 

[Harry]

This will gain intensity. The top of this draft has the most impact players in years.

 

[Krangodnzr]

More content mill fodder. GMs make and receive calls all the time to get a feel for the market and what deals are possible.

Eagles GM Howie Roseman famously called around asking for second-round picks for his bottom-of-the-roster players.

Yeah I've heard a few interviews where former GMs talk about this.

It's similar to what we do in military planning, what we call MDMP (military decision making process). Essentially GMs come up with a bunch of scenarios.

For a QB needy team, they have to prepare for a scenario where Drake Maye is available at #4 and they want to trade up to get him. What will that cost? To forecast that to some degree, they pick up the phones and call Monti Ossenfort and ask him what it would cost to move from #11 to #4. It's in both parties best interests to get a reasonable compensation package understood since time will be a factor during the draft.

 

[Totally_Red]

We are in the catbird seat. I am fine with any of 3 scenarios:
1) stay at #4 and take MHJ
2) drop to #6 for next year's first
3) drop to #11 for 11, 23, and next year's first, then trade back up to 6 or 7 for one of the top 3 receivers

 

[Mulli]

This comment about trade offers picking up seems straight out of the stock boilerplate GM Handbook. Do GMs ever say "we haven't received any offers" or "we thought we would get more calls by now?"

 

[kerouac9]

Yeah I've heard a few interviews where former GMs talk about this.

It's similar to what we do in military planning, what we call MDMP (military decision making process). Essentially GMs come up with a bunch of scenarios.

For a QB needy team, they have to prepare for a scenario where Drake Maye is available at #4 and they want to trade up to get him. What will that cost? To forecast that to some degree, they pick up the phones and call Monti Ossenfort and ask him what it would cost to move from #11 to #4. It's in both parties best interests to get a reasonable compensation package understood since time will be a factor during the draft.

Yup. Even though 15 minutes is a long time, it's not long enough to work the fine details of a deal. I'm sure there are a few rounds of calls that are like "are you interested in trading up/down?" (taking place now), "What generally would you be looking for?" (taking place in a few weeks), "Are you still interested?" (week of draft), "here's what we're thinking" (day of draft), "let's go" on the clock.

 

[Stout]

This will gain intensity. The top of this draft has the most impact players in years.

Which is why we should absolutely stay at the top of the draft and, ya know, draft one of them. The universe can **** with getting a haul and drafting anywhere we can't get MHJ or Odunze.

 

[ASUCHRIS]

This will gain intensity. The top of this draft has the most impact players in years.

Seems like we are in dire need of those!

 

[kerouac9]

This will gain intensity. The top of this draft has the most impact players in years.

Many people are saying that there are 20-24 blue-chip type prospects in this draft.

 

[Ronin]

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[kerouac9]

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[dreamcastrocks]

Seems like we are in dire need of those!

We are? Since when?

 

[Mulli]

We are? Since when?

1988

 

[ASUCHRIS]

We are? Since when?

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[Hoodhero]

Who are these blue chip prospects or generational players in next years draft that are worth stockpiling picks for? This team can't afford back to back years of passing up on ROY caliber player

 

[dreamcastrocks]

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Seriously not serious.

 

[Harry]

The amazing thing to me is that people are saying it openly, like Payton. I don’t recall seeing that previously. That eliminates the doubt some GMs harbor that they are bidding against themselves. The offers will be substantial.

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

Monti is just smarter than the rest of us. Just ask him.

 

[Harry]

Monti is just smarter than the rest of us. Just ask him.

I know he’s smarter than me. He’s got the job; I don’t.

 

[Mulli]

Monti is just smarter than the rest of us. Just ask him.

How how long have you worked in the NFL?

 

[Cbus cardsfan]

I’m smarter than my brother in law(just ask me) and he’s been in the NFL for 27 years.

 

[MadCardDisease]

2024 NFL Draft: Six logical first-round trades teams should make to benefit all parties involved

Not liking these trades. Cards get the short end of the stick in both trades.

 

[dreamcastrocks]

2024 NFL Draft: Six logical first-round trades teams should make to benefit all parties involved

Not liking these trades. Cards get the short end of the stick in both trades.

Yep, the Cards IMO would need at least an additional 3rd round pick from Denver to risk going all the way down to 12.

 

[Stout]

2024 NFL Draft: Six logical first-round trades teams should make to benefit all parties involved

Not liking these trades. Cards get the short end of the stick in both trades.

Denver trade? Fire Monti. Moving BACK in the 1st and BACK later in the draft only for next year's picks? Yeah, that would be fire-ably stupid for this team. Nothing like always pushing it to the future and never actually building the team!