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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Magooch" data-source="post: 953925" data-attributes="member: 17987">Yeah - most of the draft capital charts have it being fairly equal.The older Jimmy Johnson model has the value of the picks we received from LV totaled at 1,150.By the same measure the picks KC received for 2022 are valued at 1,092. Of course they are also receiving a 4th and a 6th next year. Generally speaking when calculating "value" they say the rule of thumb is that future picks should be downgraded a year, so approx. the value of a 5th and 7th in 2022. A middle-of-the-round 5th and 7th in 2022 would add about 26 points of value, for a total of 1,118.The newer Rich Hill model is more or less in line with that too.It values the picks we got from LV at 359 points; KC's 2022 picks are valued at 343 plus approximately 12 points of value for next year's picks, for a total of 355 points.Edit: Something else to consider is that KC was negotiating with multiple teams (At least two) while it sounds like Davante really only ever wanted LV. Obviously that decreases our leverage so I think in some ways it's a bit impressive that we managed to get more or less the same value for a player who's one year older and only ever wanted to go to one team vs a player who's younger and had multiple options on the table, seemingly.</blockquote>

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