njx9
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- Feb 1, 2016
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Nope. Moving from #4 to #3 doesn't/shouldn't cost $18M in Cap Gold within a Flat Cap. Open Cap is a finite amount. Now if Det. got the bump to #3 + (something), then maybe it works for us.
the cap space might be irrelevant for the 2020/21. is it also irrelevant for the next two seasons as well? instead of renting out the cap space for 3 years, they could rent out the same cap space for 1 year three times. the return would be much better, than just to move up from 4 to 3 in this years draft.
Wholly depends on the payer difference between 4 and 3. I think it's *vast*, especially if Byfield slips past LA. What are you going to sell the rest of the cap for? Some late round firsts who have a statistically miniscule chance of being stars? Vastly different if the team just needed bodies, but I'd move all sorts of stuff to up my legitimate chances at getting an elite player. Again, if you don't think Stutzle is really any better than Raymond or Drysdale, fine, I can buy that to stay at 4. But in nearly every ranking I've seen, the top 3 this year are on a completely different tier than the next grouping, and include two guys who can likely play the position we've organizationally failed at filling for years. For a team that has, what, 3 guys who are going to need a meaningful contract in the next three years and has no business signing anything but fill-in FAs, there's plenty of spare cap to go around.