Darn I just thought of something.....

[JonRud]

We get the LAST pick in the NFL Draft this year. #32. oh no!

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!!!!!!!!!

 

[hawksfanohio]

Lol that's the best pick in the draft!

 

[onanygivensunday]

Having the last pick is an honor.

 

[Largent80]

Some good players have been picked in that spot, hell, knowing JS....he may trade it for some extra 7th rounders.... :lol:

 

[BullHawk33]

Just remember, the worst pick in the draft is 31.

 

[themunn]

Just remember, the worst pick in the draft is 31.

Yep. Kelly Jennings was a bad bad bad pick

 

[Ozzy]

Most GM's prefer the lower end of the first. I think if Seattle chooses to stay at that spot they can get a difference maker. Elite TE, WR etc. someone.

 

[Bigpumpkin]

Hey....listen up! Think we can "trade up" prior to the Draft?

 

[Scottemojo]

I will bet dimes to dollars that we trade that last pick to some early second round team that wants to move up and grab a guy. That last pick is an awesome commodity with the newish 3 day draft profile.

 

[Spiderdan]

Hey....listen up! Think we can "trade up" prior to the Draft?

Yes. We can trade Rice, Miller Clemons, a 6th rounder and a 4th rounder in 2016 for the jaguars entire stock of draft picks. And this is not even close to the most outlandish of draft "trade proposal" I've heard today.

In firm reality though, I don't think we'll trade up prior to draft. If anything, we might trade out of it to stockpile picks for the next couple of years.

 

[kearly]

I will bet dimes to dollars that we trade that last pick to some early second round team that wants to move up and grab a guy. That last pick is an awesome commodity with the newish 3 day draft profile.

Interesting thought. The first pick of the 2nd and the first pick of the 4th seem to carry extra value too, because FO's have an extra night to sleep on things and realize a certain player isn't going to last much longer. Example: Matt Barkley last year.