I see many posters on BBI assume its zero because you must have a partner to trade down and in such a deep draft no one wants to give up picks. I hear this every year on BBI so who wants to say its zero? I say itss 9.
others were teams trading out of the first so those probably cancel out.
I guess you'd have to define what constitutes a round one trade. Is it only a deal that involves a 1st round pick where the trade occurs during the 1st round?
Youre likely to get what you want in this draft so status quo should prove successful.
However, there are ALWAYS the crazies, and a few common sense ones.
the more bona fide 1st Round QB's that are available the more movement of draft picks occurs...IMO there are 4 in this class which is a high number....so expect a frenzy of trades as teams maneuver to get their guy in a value position.
After that, I'd be just guessing.
7 in 2011
16 in 2012
11 in 2013
So halve those numbers, and the odd #'s are for a pick traded multiple times.
I guess you'd have to define what constitutes a round one trade. Is it only a deal that involves a 1st round pick where the trade occurs during the 1st round?
my apologies.
However, there are ALWAYS the crazies, and a few common sense ones.