NFL Draft Trades: Stacking Depth & Maneuvering

0:00On April 24th, the 33rd overall pick in the NFL draft has been flipped three times since 2016, all in a row during 20. 22, 2023, and 2024. That recency hits hard, making it feel way more common than it is. Back in 2022, Tampa Bay slid from 27 to 33 with Jacksonville, grabbing a fourth rounder and a late fifth. They turned those into Kate Aughton, a steady tight end, and Luke Godakey, who started nearly 50 games already. 2023 got chaotic. Houston shipped the pick around in a six-pick deal to snag Will Anderson, then Arizona flipped it for more assets. Letting Tennessee land Will Levis later. Last year, Buffalo worked the trade market twice, dropping from 28 to 33 with Kansas City and Carolina, piling up picks to grab. Receiver Keon Coleman, teams like the 49ers mulling a move back from 27, see the blueprint. Extra day three, swings let you stack depth and maneuver without.

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