- I believe Oakland to be the only top ten team who is unlikely to swing a trade.
- Detroit has to hope Oakland passes on Calvin Johnson so they do have trade bait, CJ's availability at #2 would appear to be the trigger for the first trade of the draft.
- I haven't heard many trade rumors swirling around Cleveland. Trade options would be Detroit triggering a bidding war by staying at #2 and skipping CJ, or someone like Miami or Minnesota aggressively going after a QB.
- Tamp Bay may move up, I don't think they will be moving back.
- Arizona appears to be ideally placed to draft the top LT in the draft, Miami or Houston may covet this spot given their O-line needs, but I think Joe Staley's rise and Levi Brown's availability will reduce the trade pressures.
- Washington is a good trade candidate as teams start looking to nab a specific player. They are likely to be desperate enough for a trade back to accept less value in exchange - not that they value draft picks very highly to begin with.
- Minnesota may need to make a move if they do want a QB, but they can get someone they need right there.
- Atlanta has already moved up, it would seem they have some trade-up designs in mind.
- Miami wants a QB pretty badly, Trent Green or no, they are more likely than most to trade up.
- Houston doesn't need to trade up to get a LT, CB, or DL who can help them, though Adrian Peterson sliding may tempt them. They seem a likely club to wangle a trade back for extra picks.