What is the cost in draft picks to move up to top 10 for QB?

This years 1st, 2nd and probably next years 2nd and 4th?

I donno but draft day deals seem so crazy to me.

 

Not nearly enough. There are a few value charts on this and value wise, the Texans would need to trade their entire class to equal the value of the 10th overall pick. Would also be looking at our 1st and 2nd this year and next years 1st to get to the 5th pick.

Believe actual past trades were much steeper than this.

 

Spoiler

Since 2002:

2016

• Titans traded: 1st(1st), 4th(113th) & 6th(177th)
• Rams traded: 1st(15th), 2nd(43rd), 2nd(45th), 3rd(76th), 2017 1st & 2017 3rd

• Browns traded: 1st(2nd) & 2017 4th
• Eagles traded: 1st(8th), 3rd(77th), 4th(100th), 2017 1st & 2018 2nd

• Browns traded: 1st(8th) & 6th(176th)
• Titans traded: 1st(15th), 3rd(76th) & 2017 2nd

• Bucs traded: 1st(9th)
• Bears traded: 1st(11th) & 4th(106th)

*Dolphins traded their 1st(8th) pick to Philadelphia for a 1st(13th), Kiko Alonso & Byron Maxwell

2014

• Browns traded: 1st(4th)
• Bills traded: 1st(9th), 2015 1st(19th) & 2015 4th(115)

• Vikings traded: 1st(8th)
• Browns traded: 1st(9th) & 5th(145th)

2013

• Raiders traded: 1st(3rd)
• Dolphins traded: 1st(12th) & 3rd(42nd)

• Bills traded: 1st(8th) & 3rd(71st)
• Rams traded: 1st(16th), 2nd(46th), 3rd(78th) & 7th(222nd)

2012

• Rams traded: 1st(2nd)
• Redskins traded: 1st(6th), 2nd(39th), 2013 1st(22nd) & 2014 1st(2nd)

• Vikings traded: 1st(3rd)
• Browns traded: 1st(4th), 4th(118th), 5th(139th) & 7th(211th)

• Bucs traded: 1st(5th)
• Jaguars traded: 1st(7th) & 4th(101st)

• Rams traded: 1st(6th)
• Cowboys traded: 1st(14th) & 2nd(45th)

2011

• Browns traded: 1st(6th)
• Falcons traded: 1st(26th), 2nd(59th), 4th(118th), 4th(124th), 2012 1st(22nd)

• Redskins traded: 1st(10th)
• Jaguars traded: 1st(16th) & 2nd(49th)

2009

• Browns traded: 1st(5th)
• Jets traded: 1st(17th), 2nd(52nd), Kenyon Coleman, Abram Elam & Brett Ratliff

2008

• Patriots traded: 1st(7th) & 5th(164th)
• Saints traded: 1st(10th) & 3rd(78th)

• Ravens traded: 1st(8th)
• Jaguars traded: 1st(26th), 3rd(71st), 3rd(89th) & 4th(125th)

2007

• Texans traded: 1st(8th), 2nd(39th) & 2nd(48th)
• Falcons traded: 1st(10th) & Matt Schaub

2005

• Raiders traded: 1st(7th), 7th(219th) & Napoleon Harris
• Vikings traded: Randy Moss

2004

• Chargers traded: 1st(1st)
• Giants traded: 1st(4th), 3rd(65th), 2005 1st(12th) & 2005 5th(144th)

• Lions traded: 1st(6th)
• Browns traded: 1st(7th) & 2nd(37th)

2003

• Bears traded: 1st(4th)
• Jets traded: 1st(13th), 1st(22nd) & 4th(116th)

• Cardinals traded: 1st(6th), 2nd(37th) & 4th(102nd)
• Saints traded: 1st(17th), 1st(18th) & 2nd(54th)

2002

• Cowboys traded: 1st(6th)
• Chiefs traded: 1st(8th), 3rd(75th) & 6th(186th)

Spoiler

Only two trades where a team in the 20s trades into the top ten.

2011
Browns traded: 1st(6th)
Falcons traded: 1st(26th), 2nd(59th), 4th(124th), 2012 1st(22nd) & 2012 4th(118th)

*Browns traded their 1st(26th) & 3rd(70th) to Kansas City for their 1st(21st)
*Browns traded their 2012 4th(118th) with a 2012 1st(4th), 2012 5th(139th) & 2012 7th(211th) to Minnesota for their 2012 1st(3rd)
**Falcons took Julio Jones at 6
**Browns took Phil Taylor at 21
**Chiefs took Jonathan Baldwin at 26
**Browns took Greg Little at 59
**Chiefs took Justin Houston at 70
**Browns took Owen Marecic at 124
2012
**Browns took Brandon Weeden at 22
**Vikings took Jarius Wright at 118
**Browns took Trent Richardson at 3
**Vikings took Matt Kalil at 4
**Vikings took Robert Blanton at 139
**Titans took Scott Solomon at 211

2008
Ravens traded: 1st(8th)
Jaguars traded: 1st(26th), 3rd(71st), 3rd(89th) & 4th(125th)

*Ravens traded their 1st(26th), 3rd(89th) & 6th(173rd) to Houston for their 1st(18th)
*Ravens traded their 4th(125th) to Oakland for Fabian Washington
**Jaguars took Derrick Harvey at 8
**Ravens took Joe Flacco at 18
**Texans took Duane Brown at 26
**Ravens took Tavares Gooden at 71
**Texans took Steve Slaton at 89
**Raiders took Arman Shields at 125
**Texans took Dominique Barber at 173

 

DeJuan? DeJuan is not de juan.

 

The answer is that it is way the hell too expensive and there's no one even close to being worth trading up for that high in this draft.

 

Not worth it.

 

The big thing I gather from this, is that Cleveland has been in the top 10 a TON. and for some reason they've continuosly traded out of it. *We've found our target team guys*

 

Value charts are often inaccurate and it would not take close to an entire class to move up 15 or so spots to #10. Going to #1 for a franchise QB is different and often irrational.

 

No QB in this draft worth trading up for.

 

Some people have him falling out of the first round. I find it doubtful, but I'm reading more scouts are rating him as second or third round talent, rather than first.

 

Yeah there's just no good QB's at the top of this draft class. Honestly no QB deserves to be drafted in the top 15-20, but we know that teams will reach anyway just like they do every year.

 

The only one I'd be willing to take that high would be Trubisky. He certainly has his concerns, though. I'd take him at like 10, and I believe that'd be fair value. Mahomes is good value at 25, though.

 

Not saying it would happen but it took the Falcons 5 picks to move up 20 spots, including two 1st rounders.

Trading into the Top 10 has proven to be really steep and most of the time it's just moving up a few spots.

 

Our GM and coach don't judge talent well enough to give up a bunch of picks for a QB. Either that, or nobody they get can look good in this offense. I'd sure hate to waste all our draft picks on some guy who could be another Johnny Manziel flash in the pan. There is a whole lot of luck on whether they shine in the NFL, so why give up on getting some more Offensive linemen, along with a couple quarterbacks and even a big cornerback or wide receiver to add to our mix. If Brock doesn't get any better then at least we will have money to work with to replace him if draft picks don't work out and a free agent becomes available next year.

 

Not even close to being worth it, dude is an interception machine!

 

DeShone Kizer is probably the "DeShaun/DeShone" that the Texans could target. QB out of Norte Dame.

 

Appers so. Looks like the Texans won't have to trade that high and if the Texans identify a qb I would be ok trading up a few spots. Not to the top 10 though

http://walterfootball.com/draft2017_1.php

 

Draft 2 quarterbacks and see if one pans out. Don't give away picks to trade up. Nobody is a sure thing, and we could have just as much luck picking up two.