Quote:so you're saying there may not be anyone worth taking at #3, but you expect someone to TRADE UP into that spot and give you extra picks for it?

 

What if everyone behind us says "Nah, we're good where we are.  Your turn to pick." 

 

Also, what if the only team willing to trade up to #3 is only offering you peanuts in exchange?

 

I'm just saying that some drafts are just better talent-wise then other drafts, especially at the very top of that draft and this upcoming draft appears to be one of those "lesser talented at the top drafts".

 

There is just no clear cut #1 or #2 player in this draft, at least to me anyway.

 

You could make a case for Winston or Mariota, because they are QBs  and QB needy teams will always reach for a QB, but do you think either one is a true  #1 player in this draft?

 

As far as what a team would give one of the teams picking 1,2 or 3 in the draft to move up, who knows, but it won't be some big big deal like we have seen in the past because that type of player just isn't in this draft.

 

One thing that is sure is that someone will be the #1 pick, the #2 pick, the #3 pick and so forth.

 

It's just a shame that once again, the Jags have a top 3 pick, and there's just not a guy who really looks like he can be a dominant game-changer in this draft, like there were in previous drafts.

 

Of course it will be up to Caldwell whether he stays with the pick or gets a good enough deal to trade back. We'll see what happens.

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