04-24-2018, 12:21 AM
After listing to Caldwell's recent interview, it's clear he'd like to trade down if possible. He was talking about the possibility of a team early in the draft passing on a QB but then looking to trade up into the first presumably if Lamar Jackson or Mason Rudolph is there. Given their clear interest in extensively looking at every top TE, I suspect he's looking to get one of them in the late 30s or 40s.
One possibility would be the Cards who have several needs. I can see the top QBs all gone with the Cards passing on Jackson and Rudolph at #15 in order to take Ridley, McGlinchey, Vea or Joshua Jackson. Per the charts, the Cards would trade their 2nd round pick at #47 (430 points), their 3rd round pick at #79 (195 points) and their 5th round pick (30.2 points) for the Jaguars #29 pick. The Jaguars would then have #47 and #61 in round 2, #79 and #93 in round 3, and then one pick rounds 4, 5, and 6 plus their 2 picks in round 7.
I'm thinking at #48 we could get Hayden Hurst, and then at #61 a solid starting G like Jamarco Jones who should be able to swing out to RT after Parnell retires.
One possibility would be the Cards who have several needs. I can see the top QBs all gone with the Cards passing on Jackson and Rudolph at #15 in order to take Ridley, McGlinchey, Vea or Joshua Jackson. Per the charts, the Cards would trade their 2nd round pick at #47 (430 points), their 3rd round pick at #79 (195 points) and their 5th round pick (30.2 points) for the Jaguars #29 pick. The Jaguars would then have #47 and #61 in round 2, #79 and #93 in round 3, and then one pick rounds 4, 5, and 6 plus their 2 picks in round 7.
I'm thinking at #48 we could get Hayden Hurst, and then at #61 a solid starting G like Jamarco Jones who should be able to swing out to RT after Parnell retires.