NFL Proposes 5-Year Draft Pick Trades, Coach McVay Says No

0:00On March 30, the Cleveland Browns dropped a wild offseason idea, let teams trade draft picks up to five years ahead, instead of the current. Three-year limit. It's one of those proposals shaking up how front offices plan ahead. Ram's president Kevin Demuff jumped on board quick, saying it could spark more trades and give squads better ways to build rosters long-term. But Ram's head coach Sean McVeigh shut it down hard, calling it a 0% shot at passing next year. As a member of the NFL Competition Committee, his vibe shows the groups not feeling it at all. McVeigh respects the Browns logic, but won't back at himself, pointing to practical headaches that make it a non-starter for the league. This one's still brewing as committee's hash-out rules, but don't hold your breath. Old habits die hard in the NFL game.