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Trade our first two picks for Pick 1?

Tyson4Brownlow
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Surely we can just convert the two compo picks we got for losing a No. 1 draft pick back into this years No. 1 draft pick.

GC or GWS would jump at pick 4 and pick 12 in exchange for pick 1.

Wouldn't they?

:wacko:

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    Surely we can just convert the two compo picks we got for losing a No. 1 draft pick back into this years No. 1 draft pick.

    GC or GWS would jump at pick 4 and pick 12 in exchange for pick 1.

    Wouldn't they?

    :wacko:

    They probably would but so would we and we've got them.

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    No. I wouldn't be surprised if we move on quite a few at year end. Best to fill up with as much 'top-end' talent as possible.

    Pick 3 - Viney (let's not kid ourselves)

    Pick 4 - Toumpas/Stringer

    Pick 12 - Plowman (if he slips)/Kennedy/Mayes

    Surely that's mildly better than Whitfield + Viney + 4th-5th rounder?

    Either way, I'm sure Todd Viney will be doing all the homework, perhaps gleaning some information as a 'concerned parent' on the recent AIS tour of Europe?

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