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<blockquote data-quote="Pokerbrat2000" data-source="post: 865334" data-attributes="member: 7261"><p>How far back do you have to go for 6th round picks for success stories? I have to go back to 1996 and Marco Rivera in the 6th round for the Packers to find much success there. Are the odds of one 6th rounder equal to or better than the odds of 1 of 19 7th rounders working out? I doubt it, the Packers seem to have landed just as many decent players in the 7th round as the 6th.</p><p></p><p>Like I said, UDFA and 7th rounders are shots in the dark, but that is why you sign so many UDFA's and tryout guys after the draft. I am sure each team has their list of high priority UDFA signings. If you have 12 picks in the 7th, chances are you probably are going to take your top 12 on that list and not have to settle for #5, 19, 36, 41....etc because your preferred guys got better offers from other teams.</p><p></p><p>When someone asks another team to "toss in a 7th round pick", I doubt its because adding a "value of 1" from the trade chart evens things out, its the value of drafting the rights to another player that appeals to the receiving team.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="Pokerbrat2000, post: 865334, member: 7261"] How far back do you have to go for 6th round picks for success stories? I have to go back to 1996 and Marco Rivera in the 6th round for the Packers to find much success there. Are the odds of one 6th rounder equal to or better than the odds of 1 of 19 7th rounders working out? I doubt it, the Packers seem to have landed just as many decent players in the 7th round as the 6th. Like I said, UDFA and 7th rounders are shots in the dark, but that is why you sign so many UDFA's and tryout guys after the draft. I am sure each team has their list of high priority UDFA signings. If you have 12 picks in the 7th, chances are you probably are going to take your top 12 on that list and not have to settle for #5, 19, 36, 41....etc because your preferred guys got better offers from other teams. When someone asks another team to "toss in a 7th round pick", I doubt its because adding a "value of 1" from the trade chart evens things out, its the value of drafting the rights to another player that appeals to the receiving team. [/QUOTE]
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