In any case, when Washington traded for the no. 2 pick, it was the chance to Mut 24 Coins acquire a quarterback prospect that everyone believed would succeed.
None of the players in this class matches that description. The Rams purportedly want the services of a quarterback but pretty everyone agrees that a player who plays quarterback isn't the most desirable player to be picked in this year's draft or even within the top 3. If you're selecting a quarterback, no one can really stand out from the others: Draft experts are pretty evenly divided on whether the best quarterback this year is Wentz as well as Jared Goff.
There was some debate about Griffin as well as Andrew Luck in 2012. and there was also debate about Jameis Winston and Marcus Mariota last year, however, this one differs. Those were highly touted prospects who were battling to be deemed the best. This is a crop of prospects with potential, and it is difficult to determine which is most likely to be successful.
The week before, Bill Barnwell of ESPN detailed how in the lottery-like draft "the most effective strategy is to have the most tickets." The RG3 trade was perhaps the most successful example of all time, yet the winners from the trade appear to be ignorant of that lesson. Maybe it will work out, but the Rams ought to be aware of this.
The Chargers could make a deal for Philip Rivers, but they'd probably make the mistake of a trade too.
LaDainian Tomlinson suggests that the Chargers should trade Philip Rivers. He believes the Chargers are in rebuild mode and they should sell Philip Rivers instead of ruin the rest of his career. Are they realistic?
It is logical on the surface of things. The Chargers are, again absolutely a disaster, losing three games in a gruelling manner after blowing 4th-quarter leads. Rivers isn't a part of the issue. He's getting 68.8% of the passes he throws, 7.8 yards per attempt and has 1.110 yards. seven touchdowns, and only one interception.
The Chargers signed Rivers to a four-year $83 million extension this year, but it's the nature of Cheap Mut 24 Coins his deal isn't prohibitive for trading him. The cap isn't set to exceed $22 million until this year, but it's simple for teams to get out of the contract after 2018.
