Do I trade my start up 7th round pick for a 2025 first?

Who do you want to take in the 7th round?

And then you have to think, is that player in the 7th round worth more or less than a 1st?

@HaydenHathcote it depends who are the players in that range? What kind of team did you build with your first 6 picks?

And what’s the format

Drafting from the 7th spot. Williams Lawrence Nabers Maye Bowers Higgins

Yup

Who went after him?

Ok so you’re building a rebuilding team off the bat. I don’t hate selling off the 1st (depending what players are on the board) but I’d want like a 1st + 12th round pick for like your 7th and a future 2nd or something

Whatever pick values line up

Oh no. Go with Nabers in the 7th. What a steal lol

@HaydenHathcote

Ooooo lol

My bad

1st Round Caleb 2nd Round TLaw 3rd Round Nabers 4th Round Maye 5th Round Bowers 6th Round Higgins

Who is available in the 7th?

I'm curious as well

@HaydenHathcote

If that’s the team you drafted, I’d be open to moving picks for future picks. Not sure I’d do a 7th straight up for an unknown first, but I’d be willing to trade down to get one. Reason being, you’re loaded with rookies. They’re talented, but you aren’t winning anything this year with mostly rookies, so hedging the future makes sense

Usually 8th round is where picks become worth straight up for a 1st if you’re doing the productive struggle approach. I’d try to move back a ways and get the 1st instead if it's a 7th.

or ask for the 2nd as well.

@HaydenHathcote typically a following years first is worth anywhere from a 6-8th round start up pick So if you want to, you’re about adequate value. However, I NEVER trade start up picks for future picks - I do the opposite. I’ll throw away all of next years picks to bolster my starting lineup. Who cares if you have no 2025 picks when you win the ship because your worst flex player is someone like a Zay Flowers

I don’t think I can do it. Hockenson and Jayden reed are both still there. @CheeseburgerWalrus1 @ESPN4Lyfe @eepst