[quote name='Tanabeo']Here is my reason behind the trade Glover Quin Jr. his stats are Pursuit 83 Play Rec 71 Man 72 Zone 85 and Press 88 He is a B Pot so if we do go maybe 1-2 more seasons he is just going to get better.
Best SS in the draft Tiras Israel 83 more than likely A Pot his stats are Man 64 Zone 77 So it would take a year(or maybe even two just to catch Quin Jr.) so yes if this would last 3-4 more seasons to draft a rookie would be better. But I'm going for someone who is going to make a direct impact on MY TEAM
Dvo your just going to say no because your trying to get my 1st and 2nd for Matt S. and a MLB why do I need a MLB when I'm trying to trade my 1st pick for a SS?
In this trade I would be getting a 1st pick back that I could get someone else with to also help build my team.[/QUOTE]
First of all...I just want to point out that "Press" is absolutely meaningless in a safety, so if that's one of the intriguing aspects of Quinn for you, then sorry to burst your bubble. Also...a 28 year old B potential player is in NO way a lock to progress next season. If I had to put money on it, I'd definitely go with either staying the same or possibly regressing.
And have you bothered checking your own safeties before praising Glover Quinn Jr.'s attributes?
Quinn Jr: 83 pursuit, 71 play recognition, 72 man coverage, 85 zone coverage
Tanard Jackson: 84 pursuit, 74 play recognition, 74 man coverage, 89 zone coverage
Not to mention Jackson is a better tackler and harder hitter. Ahmad Black has very similar stats to both Quinn and Jackson as well, he's just pretty darn slow and has about half the awareness, not to mention he's 5'9 :/ I'm sure Quinn Jr. would be an upgrade to Black, but not by enough that would warrant you downgrading that far with your draft pick. And Quinn Jr. = Tanard Jackson.
And why is your focus only on man and zone coverage?? Those are the only stats you even mention for the rookie SS. Safeties are a lot more versatile than you give them credit for...