McVay Blocks NFL Draft Rule Change

0:00On March 30, the Cleveland Browns are pushing an NFL rule change to let teams trade draft picks up to five years ahead instead of the current. Three-year limit, Rams president Kevin Demoff jumped on board right away, but his own head coach Sean McVeigh is pushing back hard. Earlier this week, McVeigh went on K-Adams' show and flat-out said there's 0% chance this passes. He gives credit to Brown's GM Andrew Berry for the solid logic behind it, but made clear he's not backing the proposal at all. The Rams have built a rep as the kings of trading away future picks, more than any other team. McVeigh's strong novo stands out, especially since he's on the league's competition committee and knows how these things really play out. His take kills any buzz about mega-deals, like swapping a 2031 first-rounder next month. Teams will stick to near-return trades for now. Bottom line, McVeigh's influence means this idea is probably staying on the shelf, keeping the draft market from going too far into the future.