Quote:Two options:

 

1. Draft the highest-rated non-QB on the team's board, which will almost certainly be a lineman.

 

2. If Caldwell is sure that one of those QBs will be a better pro than Bortles and believes that Bortles will not be as good as advertised, you could make a case for biting the bullet, drafting one of them, then trading Bortles for the second-rounder that Arizona is offering. I would put the chances of this happening somewhere around 1%, because I'm not sure that any of the QBs coming out this year are sure-fire bets to be better than Bortles. Maybe Mariota...maybe Mariota, but still probably not.

 

I still have a hard time looking at your scenario and not seeing a trade possibility. With three top QBs available, at least one team is going to want pick of the litter, and will put together a trade package to get him.