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**tarmpriopay** · 12-04-2010, 02:51 PM

With the draft being shifted to 3 days (1st round on Thursday, 2-3 on Friday, 4-7 on Saturday), I was thinking that we might see a bit of a skew on the draft pick valuation this year.

Primarily, those 'early picks' on Friday and Saturday - say, the first 5 picks in the 2nd round, and probably the first 10 picks in the 4th - as teams get more time to reassess who has been taken and who is still available, I could see several of them really taking the time to make good offers for those slots.

Without the same time pressure to make a deal, I think that teams will be able to make deals and play them off each other. There won't be a very quick 'take it or leave it' window.

Thoughts?

12-04-2010, 02:51 PM	#1
tarmpriopay Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 728 Senior Member	2010 Draft Pick Values With the draft being shifted to 3 days (1st round on Thursday, 2-3 on Friday, 4-7 on Saturday), I was thinking that we might see a bit of a skew on the draft pick valuation this year. Primarily, those 'early picks' on Friday and Saturday - say, the first 5 picks in the 2nd round, and probably the first 10 picks in the 4th - as teams get more time to reassess who has been taken and who is still available, I could see several of them really taking the time to make good offers for those slots. Without the same time pressure to make a deal, I think that teams will be able to make deals and play them off each other. There won't be a very quick 'take it or leave it' window. Thoughts?
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