what would we have to give up to get Chase Young?

[Falcons Fan MVP 2,495]

I know there is a very slim chance this happens but I wouldn't completely rule it out. But hypothetically what would the Falcons most likely have to give up to get Chase Young who will most likely be drafted by Washington? Possibly Hooper and 2-3 draft picks? Possibly Freeman and a few draft picks? Possibly a number one pick for the next 3-4 years? 

And is there anybody on here who thinks we should swing for the fences and try to get Chase Young?

[1989Fan 10,067]

16, 2nd, 3rd, 2020 first MIGHT get it done.

no way would I do that in our current position.

[MAD597 6,888]

To much, and in our system he'd be another 1st rd edge rusher bust

[Mescalito 1,291]

way too much

[quotemokc 3,513]

Washington's pick 2 is worth 2600 points.

Our 1st round pick = 1000 points, pick 47 = 430 and pick 55 = 350 is only 1780 points.

Of course these are only approx numbers every team will value things differently but as it stands we would have to give up A LOT.

 

https://www.drafttek.com/NFL-Trade-Value-Chart.asp

[Mescalito 1,291]

I mean, look at what the Redskins had to give up years ago to move up like 5 spots or something to get RGIII...

[1989Fan 10,067]

5 minutes ago, quotemokc said:

Washington's pick 2 is worth 2600 points.

Our 1st round pick = 1000 points, pick 47 = 430 and pick 55 = 350 is only 1780 points.

Of course these are only approx numbers every team will value things differently but as it stands we would have to give up A LOT.

 

https://www.drafttek.com/NFL-Trade-Value-Chart.asp

Yep, that adds up about right if you add 2021 round 1 pick.

[FalconsIn2012 25,651]

It would cost both 2nd round picks, a third, 2021 1st and possibly another 3rd in 2021

[Run 'n' Shoot 324]

Post Superbowl, I would've been all for this. Unfortunately, a few years later, we have way too many holes in the roster to address.

He would look great in a Falcons uniform though.

[papachaz 16,197]

31 minutes ago, Mescalito said:

way too much

[Falcons Fan MVP 2,495]

If it was Matt and Julio's last year or two I'd do it in a heartbeat.

[WisFalcon 1,654]

Four-ish more regular season wins in 2019 

[SPITFIRE 967]

A couple of seasons being competitive. 

[FalconsIn2012 25,651]

51 minutes ago, SPITFIRE said:

A couple of seasons being competitive. 

Truth

With the rate of injury I don’t know why anyone would move up big in the first round.  
 

NFL player on average have a 4.1% chance  each game of suffering an injury that will result in multiple games missed.  The average length of those injuries is nearly 4 games.  Trading up is too risky unless it’s for a QB

[DawnOfThemBirds 13,667]

 

Not gonna happen.

 

Things might get interesting if Young were to somehow fall a little bit.

[Francis York Morgan 20,420]

1 minute ago, DawnOfThemBirds said:

Not gonna happen.

Things might get interesting if Young were to somehow fall a little bit.

He'd have to absolutely bomb interviews or the combine. 

[DawnOfThemBirds 13,667]

1 minute ago, Francis York Morgan said:

He'd have to absolutely bomb interviews or the combine. 

 

Hope he's an ***hole lol.

[FalconJim 1,643]

How much would we have to give up?  TOO MUCH for one player, that's for sure! 

I hate it, but, it just ain't happenin' ---   




 

[falconsd56 19,014]

2 hours ago, Mescalito said:

I mean, look at what the Redskins had to give up years ago to move up like 5 spots or something to get RGIII...

But if you look at what the saints gave for Davenport...they gave up 2 first and a 5th.

They went up 13 slots

And in this hypothetical we would be going up 14 spots.

And we are not going after a QB...which drives up the price.

 

I am not sure that it would happen but I think it could be done for cheaper than people think.

[ltstorm2 4,821]

3 hours ago, Falcons Fan MVP said:

I know there is a very slim chance this happens but I wouldn't completely rule it out. But hypothetically what would the Falcons most likely have to give up to get Chase Young who will most likely be drafted by Washington? Possibly Hooper and 2-3 draft picks? Possibly Freeman and a few draft picks? Possibly a number one pick for the next 3-4 years? 

And is there anybody on here who thinks we should swing for the fences and try to get Chase Young?

No, just no.  If we were a 1-7 team and in the Chase Young sweepstakes, end up 7-9 AND give up all of whatever amount of picks, I'm not exactly sure the level of pisstivity I'd be at.

[ltstorm2 4,821]

2 hours ago, FalconsIn2012 said:

It would cost both 2nd round picks, a third, 2021 1st and possibly another 3rd in 2021

F every bit of that sentence you typed out.

[RubberDucky 5,086]

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[RHEC 3,794]

11 hours ago, 1989Fan said:

16, 2nd, 3rd, 2020 first MIGHT get it done.

no way would I do that in our current position.

More like our #16, both 2nds 2020, 1st in '21, '22, and maybe a 3rd in '21.

[atljbo 19,740]

About three 1st round picks... two 2nd round picks... all the lemon pepper wings (extra wet) .. magic city... Georgia aquarium .. and your favorite pair of js

[1989Fan 10,067]

30 minutes ago, RHEC said:

More like our #16, both 2nds 2020, 1st in '21, '22, and maybe a 3rd in '21.

Not per chart values. But they are only a guide...generally unless it’s for a QB things don’t go too far past chart though.

regardless, even what I posted is too much...so your theory only solidifies that it would be dumb.

i would sooner give pick(s) to Jax for YN and pay him handsomely. If you even trade 16 to Jax for him, hit on a DT and DB in round 2, this defense is hugely improved.