Mock draft has Ryan Poles trading No. 1 pick to Commanders originally appeared on NBC Sports Chicago
The time between the end of the college football season and the NFL Combine is increasingly becoming vital for draft prospects. There are several postseason bowl games (Hula / East-West Shrine / Senior) featuring standout players competing against one another.
Certainly, performing well in these bowl games matter, however it’s the week of preparation with NFL coaching staffs that truly enhance, or diminish prospects’ draftability.
This week’s mock displays some variance based on early dominance by players at these all-star bowl games. In addition, a few more liberal draft trades are included, imagining possible scenarios for day one of the draft. Enjoy.
1. Washington Commanders ((viaCarolina) via Chicago): Caleb Williams, USC
Currently, the Commanders just found its “commander-in-chief” at the head coaching position, hiring former Cowboys’ defensive coordinator Dan Quinn. It’s possible new ownership wants to create enormous buzz for the 2024 season. Targeting an exceptional talent like Williams (2022 Heisman Trophy), who is also a native of the D.C. area, Washington could put together a trade package with Chicago that generates insane levels of fan enthusiasm.
Washington’s trade offer might include its second overall pick, along with the 67th (3rd), 100th (3rd), and next year’s second-round pick. In exchange, Chicago surrenders the number one pick, positioning themselves with options to either draft a quarterback, select a different position, or make another trade.
2. Chicago Bears (via Washington): WR – Marvin Harrison Jr., Ohio State
The Bears make a controversial trade with Washington by surrendering the first overall pick and moving just one slot down to number two. Fans expecting an enormous haul of picks are disappointed until they see who the Bears target with the second overall pick. In a potential trade with Washington, the Bears receive the…
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Publish date : 2024-02-01 20:57:09
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