The New York Planes held the tenth in general pick in the 2024 NFL draft. Heading into the draft, many Planes fans wished to see an exchange back that would permit them to recover the second round pick they had recently exchanged to gain quarterback Aaron Rodgers.
As fortune had it, the Planes exchanged back the primary round. In any case, they just moved from pick 10 to pick 11, which got them a fourth and a fifth round pick from the Minnesota Vikings with the Planes tossing in a sixth. This is a long ways from the second round pick that many had expected.
Be that as it may, ongoing film from the Los Angeles draft room proposes the Planes were offered a far greater exchange bundle for the tenth by and large pick, which they dismissed.
As displayed in the above cut, the Los Angeles Rams offered the nineteenth and 52nd generally picks to the Planes in return for the tenth by and large pick. Considering that the Rams additionally thought to be climbing to the eleventh generally pick when the Vikings held that pick then it is conceivable that the Planes might have procured these picks for the eleventh by and large pick after the first exchanged was finished.
In all actuality, the New York Planes didn’t make that exchange. In any case, would it be a good idea for them to have? Indeed, contingent upon the exchange diagrams, the response could shift.
In particular, with values taken from Drafttek, the tenth generally pick is esteemed at 1300 on the Jimmy Johnson exchange diagram. By examination, the nineteenth by and large pick is worth 875 and the 52nd generally pick is worth 380 on this equivalent diagram, which would just be a worth of 1255. Likewise, the Jimmy Johnson model of draft pick exchanging would prescribe not exchanging from 10 to 19 in this situation. Notwithstanding, the exchange would basically be an even trade on the off chance that they might have moved from 11 to 19 since the eleventh in general pick is esteemed at 1250.
By examination, with values taken from Drafttek, the tenth by and large pick is esteemed at 369 while utilizing the Rich Slope exchange diagram. By examination, the nineteenth and 52nd picks are worth 278 and 109, separately, for a joined worth of 387 which again would be basically an even trade. The incentive for the eleventh in general pick is somewhat less at 358 however the choice basically stays an even trade at the end of the day, one that would give more prominent motivation to have done the exchange.
Thus, as per the tables, the Planes might have made this exchange and been somewhat in an ideal situation in principle, however the additions would have been little in any case.
In any case, by and by, taking this arrangement would almost certainly have cost the Planes hostile tackle Olu Fashanu, whom they took at 11, however would likely not have been accessible at 19. As far as I might be concerned, I’d most likely take Fashanu, yet I wouldn’t resent anybody who thinks the New York Planes ought to have taken the gentle excess worth and chosen an elective tackle, for example, Troy Fautanu, who went to the Pittsburgh Steelers at pick 20.
What is your take? Should the Planes have moved back to pick 19?
