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Ravens Draft Day: Jimmy Johnson's Trade Value Chart

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The NFL drafts imminent, and teams like the Ravens are relying on Jimmy Johnsons classic trade value chart to navigate trades. This tool assigns points to each pick, making it easier to swap assets. Ravens GM Eric DeCosta is known for his sharp dealing skills, and fans appreciate how it simplifies the draft process. The Ravens hold nineteen thirteen points in draft capital, with a first-round pick worth eleven hundred. Expect them to leverage this capital for star players or depth on draft day.

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Ravens Draft Day: Jimmy Johnson's Trade Value Chart

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NFL News Today | 2 Min News | The Daily News Now!Ravens Draft Day: Jimmy Johnson's Trade Value Chart. Machine-transcribed; use the interactive transcript above to jump the player to any line.

On April 20th, the 2025 NFL draft kicks off in just hours, and every team from the Ravens to the Cowboys is leaning on the classic trade. Value chart cooked up by Jimmy Johnson back in his dynasty building days with Dallas. This tool slaps point values on every pick, starting with 3000 for the top spot and dropping from there, making it dead simple to swap draft, assets without getting hosed. Gill Brandt helped refine it in the 90s, and now spots like Rich Hill have tweaked it from modern twists like compensate Tory picks. League execs swear by it to size up deals quick, then comparing a first rounder to a bundle of mid-round steals. Ravens GM, Eric DeCosta, ranks among the sharpest at wheeling and dealing with this chart, always restocking that Super Bowl squad. Fans love how it levels the field, turning raw picks into roster gold without the guesswork. Baltimore sits 12 league wide in draft capital at 1913 points, third in the AFC North. Their hall includes pick 14 in round 1, worth 1100, down to late round gyms like picks 154,

162 and 2, 53. As teams crunch these numbers today, expect the Ravens to flex that capital, maybe climbing for a star, or flipping extras for depth draft days about. To drop some serious value bombs. Stay locked in with NFL news today, AI-powered updates.

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