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Teams Looking to Move Up
What are some teams that could be looking to move up in the draft?
I know the Dolphins are rumored to be looking at moving up to #3 for Tannehill, but who else? Could a team move up in the early-mid 20's to select a Brandon Weeden or Brock Osweiler? What about teams that want their choice of 2nd RB? This is also where we could start seeing some of the DT and 3-4 OLB going off the board, so what teams are looking towards moving up for those players? |
I think Jacksonville moves somewhere, either up for Blackmon with the Browns or down with a team going for Tannehill or a DT/DE. The Jaguars won't have an offensive player worth taking at 7, so moving either up or down in the draft should be the plan. Gabbert needs help on offensive at WR and OL, plus with 10 of the 11 defensive starters coming back next season I'm sure the team is targeting offensive with the 1st round pick.
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I don't think it's too likely because the Jets need the picks but I can see them moving up for Melvin Ingram. They do have a history moving up for a guy they like and I know they love Ingram.
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What do you think about a team like the Rams moving up for a WR (assuming they don't take one at #6, a DT or OT?
Also, if Dontari Poe falls into the 20's, would the Colts consider moving up to get him? |
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Gene Smith does his own thing and anytime you think you are sure about what the Jaguars are going to do, it likely means you are wrong. |
AJ Smith has been very aggressive in years past. It scares the crap outta me that he's gonna panic and move up for someone like Ingram or Upshaw.
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Trent Baalke has both the history and ammo to move up if he has a target in mind.
They realistically have less than 5 roster spots available. It would be easy to "pencil in" a minimum of 50 guys already. |
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For the colts, if polian was still there I would say there was no way in hell they trade up for a dt. I don't know enough about the new gm to get a good read. I like the idea of the rams doing a small move up ala the lions for best if they see a receiver like jeffrey or hill sitting there. |
If Brockers or Barron fall past 20 I can see the Pats using a third and the 27 to gets one of those....
if they do this than 31 will be traded down |
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But if it does, TV's will be thrown from high placed wherever i may be. |
I'd bet the Eagles trade up for Poe. I just hope they don't give up too much.
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I'd imagine that the trades up are not going to be huge this year. You only have 5 gradable elite players out there. I think you could see Cleveland move up from 22 if Tanny slips. The Jets may go up in pursuit of Melvin Ingram. I think you could see some teams like Minnesota trying to move up into round 1 if there's a top OT still on the board like Cordy Glenn or Riley Reiff.
Aside from that, it's hit or miss. There's not a ton of players in this draft that carry the value of more than any 2 players. |
PHI- for an OL like Reiff
NYJ- Rushbacker or a shot at an elite WR prospect CIN- Two 1st round picks gives them options if they are in love CLE- same as CIN STL- trade for #2 gives them Ammo to move into backend of the 1st |
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You can make an argument for RG III, Claibourne, Blackmon, Kuechly, Barron and Kalil. For upside, no one beats Poe. Tannehill at #9 is an interesting position. KC, Seattle, Dallas, Philly and Cleveland all have reason to bid. The Chiefs could move up for less than a 3rd rounder. Cleveland would need #22, #37 and something. If he is there at #10, I would not put it past Buffalo to take him. J |
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2. Trent Richardson 3. Robert Griffin III 4. Morris Claiborne 5. David DeCastro |
I kind of want to see New England keep their picks or flip the script on everyone and trade up.
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I have a feeling the Lions will trade up. Either very high for Trent/Claiborne/Kalil, kinda high for Reiff, or a little bit to make sure they get Barron/Kirkpatrick/Gilmore.
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