It has been suggested by Overthecap that Green Bay will receive 2 4th round compensation picks for Bulaga and Martinez along with a 6th for Fackrell.

If it was possible to package comp picks and trade them in for a higher comp would you do it? I would like to be able to trade the 4ths for a 2nd round comp pick but the value just isn't there to make it possible.

The picks at the end of the 4th round are worth about 33 "points". The end of the 2nd round would be 270. According to draft pick value the 2 4th's and the 6th round comp pick (5 points) would not even net out an end of the 3rd round comp pick that's worth 82 points.

But playing the "what if" scenario, if the NFL allowed it, would you give up 3 picks to move up 1 round?

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I have to admit I am a bigger fan of taking more swings than trading picks to move up.

If the points were equal, I would agree

But it seems like the question is if, the points were insanely on your favor, would you pull the trigger. If that's the question, then everyone answer should be hell yeah!

But why would anyone allow that? Points should be close to being equal especially trading apples to apples (draft picks to draft picks).

Two 4th round comp picks don't even equal a 3rd round comp pick, and we're talking about being able to trade them for 2nd or higher?

The potential trades needs to be a little more realistic to me. Like would you trade your two 4ths and 6th for 3rd (No, probably not, but that's about equal trade value, not a 1st.

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I don't trust the "points" because not everyone goes by the same standard. So, points are trash.

It's simple to me. Packers give up a 3rd round pick, you give them your 1st for this year and 2nd for next year. 1 + 2 = 3. Eat them points!

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