I think that we'll have four of the quarterbacks going in the top six or seven picks. With all of these trade-up teams we talk about, we fail to mention the
Chargers. But it wouldn't shock me at all if they were the team that came out of the blue.
I'll give you two predictions. Arkansas center Frank Ragnow not only gets into the first round, but the Arkansas center ends up being the third offensive lineman off the board (behind Notre Dame's
Quenton Nelson and Mike McGlinchey). My second prediction:
Josh Rosen will slide out of the top 10 picks, and
the Chargers will trade up to draft him at No. 13 in a deal with the
Redskins.
Somehow, Denver gets out of the No. 5 spot and some team makes the bold move up in a trade. And I sure would love for it to be New England. Only because it goes against the grain of everything we've seen them do for so long. AT&T Stadium would explode with excitement.
There's going to be a lot of trading. There's going to be a lot of maneuvering by a lot of teams. It's going to be fun to keep track of.
So and so is on the clock. Boom! There's a trade. That makes it fun.
I'm not buying into the anti-
Josh Rosen sentiment floating around right now. He's a natural at the quarterback position, and a smart team will buy in enough to trade into the top 10 to get him. Whether it's Miami, New England or even Arizona, a team will not allow his talent to slip very far. Cleveland (at No. 4), Indianapolis (No. 6), San Francisco (No. 9) and Oakland (No. 10) are just waiting for one (or, more likely, two) of these teams to jump forward for quarterbacks.
