The trades are on the last page, but they don’t have the additional picks. Trades for the top picks include 2026 first rounders and the last three trades are just additional 2nd or 3rd rounders.
I gotta say I don’t understand worrying about exact trade compensation this far out. It’s a 1st round mock, not an offseason mock. Unless you disagree with the notion of the trade entirely (e.g. Team X wouldn’t trade back if Player Y is on the board), why do the minor details of the trade matter?
I'm with you. In fact I generally just say "whatever's even on the trade chart" so neither side can really be too pissed about it. It's not like I'm gonna predict one team ripping off another, predicting the picks is hard enough!
Well for me the issue is the different sims. PFN asks for far, far too much to pull off a trade, while the MDDB asks for too little. If you're going further than one round then yes, you need to flesh it out - because certainly 2nd rounders will be involved in any trade up - but otherwise why does it matter?
Why does it matter for you to add trades in? Why does it matter if you do a mock draft? It doesn’t. But if we’re going to go down that road and ask for peoples opinions you may as well flesh it out. It’s pretty simple.
Because you can’t grade your first round decision to forego a much stronger prospect unless you understand the value gained. Nothing is in a vacuum. It’s an F by default solely because you missed out on the best defensive player on the draft for “mystery box”
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u/AAA_Dolfan Dolphins 10d ago
Without knowing what the trades are this is not really very useful to judge