Have I made a terrible mistake saving to trade for a #1 pick?

jays9293 · December 2014

I'm upgraded to 6's all around, so my only use for cash is to get drat picks (although the new leagues may be worthy of 64k). I generally need about 9-13 players to get the option to trade for a 1st round draft pick. I figured I'd try to save up to see how many players I need for a #1, but I'm well into the 40s and still am only offered a 1st rounders.

I'm too deep into this investment to give up and take a 1st round in exchange for 45 players (I could have gotten 3-4 1st rounders already), but I don't want to keep saving players if I'll need 100s to get a #1.

Any one know how many players I'll need?

Clark22 · December 2014

It depends upon the quality of players. I've had it in about 30 before and as many as 120

Amused_79 · December 2014

Usually, if you have 5 4star or higher guys in your inactives, you should have the option for a #1 pick.

Maida_gc · December 2014

Stick with it. Maybe you hit it rich, which is a little more likely than the 3 1st rounders. A Long shot still, but good luck.

jays9293 · December 2014

Turn out I only needed to stick with it for a few more picks. I got my #1 with 46 players to trade. I got Gason Vargas (4* starter 4/8/6), which was an upgrade over one of starters, so it was worth the wait.

Have I made a terrible mistake saving to trade for a #1 pick?

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