I think if we're gonna draft Andrews we can afford to trade down with a high 2nd round team since the 1st round teams behind us have other more pressing needs, as do most of the higher picking teams in round 2. We could pick up some good additional picks and still get our guy (if of course he is our guy) with this strategy, then potentially pick up an additional guy in the 2nd round we couldn't have otherwise had as well as whom we'd naturally target as our second round.

Both Browns and Jets have 2 second round picks, it might be a stretch to get the Browns to give up theirs, but convincing the Jets to give up the 37th and 49th pick has to be worth a shot in my opinion. One of their needs is an OT, the season-ending injury to Jason Peters will likely make the left tackle spot a high priority and giving them the chance to nab Orlando Brown ahead of the Eagles could be worth two 2nd Round picks to the Jets.

The Browns possibilities all depend on what they do with the number 1 pick, their top 3 needs are: QB, RB, CB. Most analysts seem to think they'll take Saquon Barkley (RB) and then Minkah Fitzpatrick (CB) with the 4th. However, if they take Rosen 1st overall and the Giants then go to Sam Darnold, Indy has more pressing needs than running back and it's foreseeable that Barkley drops to 4th where the Browns pick him up. Losing out on Fitzpatrick then makes the idea of jumping ahead of Minnesota much more appealing to the Browns to take Tarvarus McFadden at CB.

The one thing I will say for the Browns organisation, they're going to be desperate to avoid another season like the last two and that might just push them to go big to close off their three biggest needs on the roster.

If DC plays it right our draft could be very interesting.

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