Need Contract Points

I can move any picks outside of my 1st.

How many pts for a 2nd round pick?

I don't know how they are valued.

I'm sure MK will say they're worth like 10 pts less than what I say, but this is my unbiased scale:

First - 10 points
Second - 7 points
Third - 5.5 points
Fourth - 3 points
Fifth - 2 points
Sixth - 1 point
Seventh - 0.5 points

I'll send you the 49ers 2nd for 7.5 CP's.

That I will because I dont see how a first round pick is worth 10 CONTRACTPOINTS but you think your way and ill think mine. They may help you resign an 85 rated player but that doesnt make them worth anywhere near that IMO.

BenDover wrote:

I'll send you the 49ers 2nd for 7.5 CP's.

I'll do it for 7

daking5 wrote:

BenDover wrote:

I'll send you the 49ers 2nd for 7.5 CP's.

I'll do it for 7

7.5

Harper41 wrote:

That I will because I dont see how a first round pick is worth 10 CONTRACTPOINTS but you think your way and ill think mine. They may help you resign an 85 rated player but that doesnt make them worth anywhere near that IMO.

It's the difference between signing a young 85 player to a multi-year deal or losing him. A young player 85 player with a multi year contract is roughly worth a first... I'm not talking top 10 or anything, but like I said it's a general guideline.

Yan lemme double check to see if I can afford that many.

BenDover wrote:

daking5 wrote:

BenDover wrote:

I'll send you the 49ers 2nd for 7.5 CP's.

I'll do it for 7

7.5

deal, want me to post?

haha never mind then

you still need more cp?

SoxNats09 wrote:

haha never mind then

you still need more cp?

Yeah, Panthers 3rd for 6 CP's?

daking5 wrote:

BenDover wrote:

daking5 wrote:

BenDover wrote:

I'll send you the 49ers 2nd for 7.5 CP's.

I'll do it for 7

7.5

deal, want me to post?

yeah, please.

BenDover wrote:

SoxNats09 wrote:

haha never mind then

you still need more cp?

Yeah, Panthers 3rd for 6 CP's?

No thanks, that's a pretty late 3rd.

SoxNats09 wrote:

BenDover wrote:

SoxNats09 wrote:

haha never mind then

you still need more cp?

Yeah, Panthers 3rd for 6 CP's?

No thanks, that's a pretty late 3rd.

5.5?

How am I supposed to know how many of those I have?

Mavfatha wrote:

How am I supposed to know how many of those I have?

everybody starts off with 24, if the old GM traded any the trade will probably be recorded in your HQ

I don't know, I don't see any trades involving like half the guys on my team.

Mavfatha wrote:

I don't know, I don't see any trades involving like half the guys on my team.

Go through the approved trades thread and search "Bills" or "Buffalo". They'll all be in that thread.

BTW Yan - I actually can't give any, sorry.

lol, noones goanna give you any, were saving till free agency

SoxNats09 wrote:

A young player 85 player with a multi year contract is roughly worth a first... I'm not talking top 10 or anything, but like I said it's a general guideline.

this has nothing to do with me, but you're wrong

Touchdown Jesus wrote:

SoxNats09 wrote:

A young player 85 player with a multi year contract is roughly worth a first... I'm not talking top 10 or anything, but like I said it's a general guideline.

this has nothing to do with me, but you're wrong

How so?

SoxNats09 wrote:

Touchdown Jesus wrote:

SoxNats09 wrote:

A young player 85 player with a multi year contract is roughly worth a first... I'm not talking top 10 or anything, but like I said it's a general guideline.

this has nothing to do with me, but you're wrong

How so?

within the first few updates like 1/3rd of the first round draft picks are above 85, by the end of the first year a bit more than half of first rounders are above 85 and after the second year 1/3 - 1/2 of the players are above 90. Just because a players young doesnt mean hes going to progress, kyle williams is like 25 years old, 84 overall but was a 5th round pick who has maxed out his potential.

imevil wrote:

lol, noones goanna give you any, were saving till free agency

I'm talking about contract points, not free agency. And reality check, I just got 7.5 and offered more.