Chicago Bears
Chicago may have signed both Mike Glennon and Mark Sanchez this month, but neither figures to be the team’s long-term solution at quarterback. With Jay Cutler having already penned his goodbye to fans in the Windy City, he’s also gone. That leaves the Bears with the third overall pick to potentially add a franchise quarterback.
Then again, there’s a group of four likely first-round picks at quarterback. If you add in what teams reportedly told CAL’s Davis Webb last week, that list could jump to five. If this is the case, Chicago could potentially add a pick or two while still selecting a quarterback later in the first round.
It definitely wouldn’t be a surprise to see a team in need of help in the secondary jump both Tennessee and the Los Angeles Chargers for the top-ranked player there.
That could come in the form of the New Orleans Saints moving up for consensus top corner Marshon Lattimore should they fail to work out a trade for Malcolm Butler. In need of safety help, the Buffalo Bills might be willing to move up from 10 in order to select either Malik Hooker or Jamal Adams.