The NFL 2022 draft lacks the quarterback intrigue that last year’s cycle brought. Reason points out that at least one quarterback will be taken in the first round, but it would be a surprise if more than three get into Day 1.
In the event that Steelers or another team wants to trade, CBS Sports looks back at previous deals to suggest what might be needed to make it easier to move to the quarterback. The point differentials were determined by the trading value chart arranged by RJ White on SportsLine.
In the last 11 drafts, 31 quarterbacks were taken in the first round and there was an average of one trade up each year to take a quarterback in the top half of the round.
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2021
San Francisco jumps for third QB off the board
49ers receive: total 3 (Trey Lance) Dolphins receive: total 12, total 29 in 2022, total 102 in 2022, 2023, difference in selection points in the first round: dolphins +224,33
The bears move to Justin Fields
Bears receive: № 11 in total. Giants receive: № 20 overall, № 164 overall, № 7 overall in 2022, № 112 overall in 2022. Points difference: Giants +342.83
2018
The planes move up with 3 seats to land Sam Darnold
Jets receive: No. 3 overall (Sam Darnold) Colts receive: No. 6 overall, No. 37 overall, No. 49 overall, run-off 2019 Indianapolis uses kicking picks to select G Quenton Nelson, OT Braden Smith and others. : Colts +282.16
Bills give away 3 choices in the top 60, choose Josh Allen
Bills receive: number 7 overall (Josh Allen), number 255 overall Buccaneers receive: total 12 (Vita Vea), number 53 overall (MJ Stewart), number 56 overall Differential points: Buccaneers +101.21
The Cardinals choose the hope for the Josh Rosen franchise
The Cardinals receive: A total of 10 (Josh Rosen) The Raiders receive: A total of 15 (Colton Miller), A total of 79, A total of 152 Differential points: Raiders +0.17
2017
The bears make a shocking move for Mitchell Trubyschi
Bears receive: No. 2 overall (Mitchell Trumpets) 49ers receive: No. 3 overall, No. 67 overall, No. 111 overall, third round selection 2018 San Francisco turned the third selection into DE Solomon Thomas. Peak № 67 was used for RB Alvin Kamara, but the rights were changed to the Saints differential. Point: 49ers +45.51
The bosses attract the talents of the generations to Patrick Mahoms
Chiefs receive: No. 10 overall (Patrick Mahomes) Bills receive: 27 in total, 91 in total, first round selection for 2018. Buffalo chose CB Tre’Davious White after the reverse exchange, but that also came at the expense of Mahomes’ choice. Point differential: accounts +104.47
Browns bypassed the chance at Deshon Watson
The Texans receive: No. 12 overall (Deshon Watson) The Browns receive: No. 25 overall, first-round pick for 2018 (№ 4) Cleveland took quarterback Baker Mayfield next year. The Browns did choose CB Denzel Ward and the S Jabrill Peppers, which was used in the Odell Beckham Jr.
2016
Rams became aggressive by exchanging for Jared Goff
Rams receive: № 1 overall (Jared Goff), № 133 overall, № 177 overall Titans receive: № 15 overall, № 43 overall, № 45 overall, no. Tennessee’s selection in the third round of Los Angeles was number 5 overall next year. The Titans used the election in return to substantially reshape their attack: OT Jack Conklin, RB Derrick Henry, WR Corey Davis and TE Jonnu Smith. Conklin was the result of the team’s trading. Difference point: Titans +68.42
Brown punt at a chance to fill the need for a quarterback
The Eagles receive: 2 in total (Carson Wentz), fourth round selection 2017. The Browns receive: number 8 overall, number 77 overall, number 100 overall, first round selection 2017, second round selection 2018 Cleveland return for the second time and took WR Corey Coleman. Wentz’s return was terrible. Point differential: Brown +176.89
2012
Washington’s future mortgages for RGIII
Washington receives: No. 2 overall (Robert Griffin III) Louis Rams receives: No. 6 overall, No. 39 overall, first round selection for 2013, first round selection for 2014 (No. 2) Lewis received number 2 as the overall pick in the next draft, but used it on OT Greg Robinson. In 2013, they traded for the second time and chose DL Michael Brockers and later added CB Janoris Jenkins with a choice from Washington. Point Differential: Rams +782.54 Based on the trade value graph, the point differential transferred from Washington was equivalent to № 2 overall, № 20 overall and № 182 overall. In the end, it might have been worth it if Griffin had upgraded his rookie of the year campaign and had a prosperous career.
2011
Jaguars pass from David Garrard, choose Blaine Gabert
Jaguars gets: No. 10 overall (Blaine Gabert) Washington gets: No. 16 overall, No. 49 overall Washington trades in 2011 and chose DL Ryan Kerrigan, who has been one of the most productive players in the NFL for the past 10 years. Point Differential: Washington +35.8
In each of the 12 deals, the quarterback’s trading team received more compensation than the equivalence of the choice. On average, the team trading with the higher selection received a difference of +211,799 points, which is equivalent to the overall selection № 23. The teams trading down last year received above market value. The cost of moving up this year could be lower with a supposedly shallower set of talent.
If the quarterback continued to be successful, it was all worth it. Kansas City lost zero sleep, getting the “worst” end of the deal, according to the trade value chart, but still got Mahomes. The retrospective is 20/20 in some cases when future elections are traded. This is essentially a loan from the success of the team. Some loans are outstanding, while others are repaid early. In three of the 12 exchanges, the team that rises to take the quarterback sent back the top 5 in the next draft.
What does this mean for this year’s trade market?
To explore some hypothetical situations, let’s use New York’s overall selection № 7 to build some commercial offers. In this scenario, Carolina will still get her choice of litter number 6 overall if she chooses to go quarterback. Steelers general manager Kevin Colbert said Monday that the team has been investigating deals up and down the board and has explicitly mentioned number 7 as a whole. It is known that the Giants would like to go out of one of the elections to acquire a future capital project, due to lack of sufficient space for a salary cap in 2021.
If future assets are included, then the trading team must surrender more due to the unknown. An NFL team will not risk looking bad to gain a future first-round pick, which could become number 32 overall when the trade value chart shows that they should have received a total equivalent of No. 16 in return. By inflating the price there is a bigger window to make it look like they have won the deal.
Steelers receive: 7 overall. Giants receive: 20 in total, 2023 selection in the first round, 2024 in the third round of the pickpoint differential: Giants + 123.38 * Based on the selection of 16th place in each future round
Saints receive: total number 7. Giants receive: total number 16, total number 19, difference in points: giants +83.82
If the team’s target quarterback is still available after No. 6 overall, they may be able to wait and exchange in their early teens, just like Chicago last year for Justin Fields. Let’s use Houston at number 13 in general to build these hypothetical deals:
Steelers receive: No. 13 in general, no. 108 in general.
Saints receive: Total 13. Texas receive: Total 16, 2023 second round, difference in selection points: Texas + 67.21 * Based on election 16th place in each future round
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