Additionally, if the Cowboys decide to move out of 4 and like Goff enough to draft him in the 1st, I could see them contacting the Jags about swapping for the 5th pick on draft day feigning that someone else wanted to jump in front of the Jags to get Jack or Bosa or whoever. It may not happen but I think it's more likely than the Cowboys moving up to 1. The draft value chart has the number 1 pick valued at 3,000 points. The number 4 pick is valued at 1,800 points. That's approaching half the value.


Even if you don't believe the value chart is relevant anymore, you'd have to expect that the Cowboys would have to pay more than what Washington paid to move up to 2 from 6 a few years ago to get RG3. The price for Washington to move to 2 was number 6 and 39 of the same draft, number 22 the following year and the number 2 overall pick two years later. That's two future 1's and a current year 2 to swap from 6 to 2. I certainly hope the tacks can't get that type of haul.


The only team I'm ok with them trading the pick to is Cleveland as the compensation would be far less and Cleveland could secure what they hope to be their guy in Wentz and protect themselves from the slim possibility that someone else actually does want to pay a king's ransom to move up to 1 to get him. I'd really hate to see the tacks get two additional 1st round picks in the next two drafts along with extra 2nds and maybe 3rds as well.

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