Combining the 1.9 and 1.12 to move up

[ThirdWW]

If I were to combine my two first rounds and try to move up what range should I be expecting?

[onetwothree]

Considering where the tier breaks are expected to be, I don't think you'll do better than 1.07. Might be better to stay put.

As an example, 1.06 in my league wanted 1.08/1.11 to swap picks.

[hawk2119]

1.6 is about the best you can hope for but even that will be tough. Maybe throw in a piece of your WR depth to get into the top five?

[GoNolez]

I agree - probably should stay put. If you re intent on trading, I would be quite surprised if you could get into the top 4.

If the owner is on the clock and looking to move down DURING the draft you could probably make that trade, but since you are the one initiating it then you probably have to overpay right now.

[Petrolbomber]

1.6 is about the best you can hope for but even that will be tough. Maybe throw in a piece of your WR depth to get into the top five?

This.

[cvbuc]

STAY PUT.

Most of the boom guys from the past few drafts DJ, Howard, etc have come in the range you're already in and lower.

[Ryantacular]

If I had 1.08 I would trade you for them. If I had 1.07, I wouldn't. So you're probably gonna wanna stand firm and keep them.

[mrmagloo]

Stay put unless someone with earlier pick comes to you. As soon as you signal your intention to move up, about 50% of the owners think you are on to something and will want to make you overpay. Zeke was an abberation, but a lot of owners now think 1.01 means instant ship. It also depends on the other owners in your league. I am in one league, where I swear, guys just watch ESPN and use that as a barometer for player value. In another league, guys are more savvy, they study, so they are more likely to make you work to get a deal, but they will deal. I personally think there is a lot of value in the first 10-12 picks this year.

[erstandish1]

If you can get to 1.05 or 1.06 I'd give it a try. Anything else I think I would hold.