Depending on the next hire with the Giants. It's possible they may want to trade up and start over with a new QB. Carolina and Washington are also in a similar situation. Again, though, I agree with a few folks on here. This is not really a strong QB class. One of these guys is going to essentially have to get A+ and triple check marks in a wide variety of areas for these teams to justify giving up anything to get our top spot.

In this trade scenario though? Not going to lie. If they actually made that deal with the Giants and gained the 5th and 7th overall picks for the 1st overall pick? WOW. That's all I can say. WOW. I would probably jump through my ceiling on the opening night. However, not a fan of these selections though with these picks in this mock. LOL.

Some of you might not like what I am about to say but with that No. 5 overall selection? I am not passing up on Kyle Hamilton at FS for an OT there. Just can't do it. Pairing Hamilton on the back end of our secondary with Cisco seems like a win-win on paper to me. If Cullen is maintained and they continue to shore up the front seven via free agency or later on in the draft with his blitzing mentality? You WANT ball hawks with closing speed back there as your last line of defense.

I would be extremely pissed off if they passed up on Hamilton in this scenario. Now, with that 7th overall pick. Would I rather gamble on a muddy OT position this early? Or? Take that [BLEEP] Center in Linderbaum out of Iowa to pair up with Lawrence for the next decade where I can officially move Linder off the roster for good or kick his [BLEEP] inside to RG for a year before cutting him? Again, I cannot justify passing up on THE best Safety and THE best Center (If not, arguably, the best overall offensive lineman in this draft) for an OT and DE that benefited from Hutchinson's presence last year.

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