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What are the chances we stay with our 5 draft picks?


bLACKpANTHER

Only 5 draft picks?  

32 members have voted

  1. 1. Do you think Gettlemen will stay with only 5 draft picks?

    • Stay with only the 5 picks we currently have
      17
    • Trade back and acquire more than 5 picks
      10
    • Trade up and acquire less than 5 picks
      0
    • Trade player(s) to acquire more than 5 picks
      5


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i think the effort will be there, but we won't be the only ones trying to do it. if we do, i don't think we get much out of it. most would likely be a 3rd and maybe a 7th, but even then it's a stretch.

i can see us doing something to try and get back in the 3rd round.

smart thing to do might just be to stand pat with what we have and load up on udfas. as deep as this class is, i suspect they'll be some decent talent to fall through the cracks and we've got just the right GM to spot it.

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I could honestly see us trade back and grab an extra 2nd IF we're lucky. Basically a team would have to really want a player the Saints would be targeting.

1st) Jonathan Cyprien S/ Florida Atlantic

2nd) Keenan Allen WR/ Cal (possibly falls due to injury) or Quinton Patton WR/ Louisiana Tech

2nd) Larry Warford OG/ Kentucky or Justin Pugh OG/ Syracuse (seems to be rising but maybe he falls???)

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I think a ton of teams are going to be trying to trade down this year. Probably more so than in most drafts. This seems like a deep draft, but not very elite in terms of the top of the draft.

We're fortunate that it's particularly deep in two positions where we have a big and immediate need - WR and DT. I'd love to see us go DT/WR in the 1st and 2cd.

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I think we trade players to get more picks. Trading back is really hard to do.

Maybe not this years. So many teams with multiple picks and can't use them all. Then are teams like the Rams and Minny who might fall in love with a prospect and will try and trade up to get him.

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I could honestly see us trade back and grab an extra 2nd IF we're lucky. Basically a team would have to really want a player the Saints would be targeting.

1st) Jonathan Cyprien S/ Florida Atlantic

2nd) Keenan Allen WR/ Cal (possibly falls due to injury) or Quinton Patton WR/ Louisiana Tech

2nd) Larry Warford OG/ Kentucky or Justin Pugh OG/ Syracuse (seems to be rising but maybe he falls???)

Vaccaro. Saw on NFL network the other day. One of them mocked Vaccaro to NO. A team like Cincy or even SF may wanna move up for him.

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