Breaking out your options of teams:

Quote:5.  Washington


 

6.  New York Jets


 

7.  Chicago Bears



10.  St. Louis Rams


 

12.  Cleveland

 

13.  New Orleans
 

 

Washington - I literally have no idea what they might do. I see them as a very short-sighted franchise in that they think in terms of "the next season" and nothing else. Would they? Maybe, but I wouldn't put it past them to try and trade down for Brandon Scherff for some odd reason.

 

NYJ - The most likely candidate in my mind. As you stated, there is a new regime there and they are probably going to want "their guy". They have been willing in the past to move up and down the draft, and the move would make sense to me. Lots of decent players still there around Six, just sayin'.

 

Chicago - Nope. Can't see it. While I like Fox a lot as a coach, he has always struck me as a Bill Parcells type in that he wants a veteran Quarterback who won't screw things up. If Chicago does move up, I can see it being for one of the D-Linemen whose names keep being bandied about.

 

St. Louis - Tough to say on this one. St. Louis was in the Catbird seat in terms of draft picks over the past three years, and they really haven't done too well with it. Not that they are horrible, but there's still a lot of holes on that roster from my point of view. Anyway, I can't see them moving up for no other reason than I just don't have a feel for Fisher et al and what they want as a team.

 

Cleveland - No idea. And to be honest, I'm getting the feel more and more that I wouldn't want to drop that far anyway. As recently as last week I liked the idea of moving to 12 and taking Dupree, but is that really a sound plan? I feel like I'd be slightly queasy at trading down with them.

 

New Orleans - The true Wild Card. They are obviously bleeding payroll, but to what end? Do they want to rebuild with one guy or build the roster up piecemeal? I really don't think I'd like to drop down quite that far unless there was a true sweetheart deal involved.

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