gringo2011
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I suspect that's the right strategy though, if you're rebuilding you should bring forward your picks by trading out future picks so that you can get a mass of raw talent in ASAP, while if you're already on top it's better to trade in future picks because you'll have more list spots to fill in future. The only problem is our rebuild is interminable.
It's like going to the pawnbroker though, no team is going to give up pick one for a future pick. You usually have to give up a likely top 4 pick for a mid first RDP etc.
I would rather them just use the draft picks in their current year and ideally if we are rebuilding get a player like Hill and use the rest in the draft. This year we are looking at trading Bruce, Carlisle and Gresham because we want access to the draft while still bring in established GOPs from other clubs.
To me it's not ideal list management. It's a bit of patching the list so we don't go backwards then stepping backwards anyway and then pretty much stepping away from the draft which is the traditional way sides in the bottom half rebuild their list.






