This is the first time the broncos have had a top five pick since 1991, what a terrible history for a franchise.

They would need this year’s 2nd round pick to grab an offensive tackle if they trade up for Peterson.

I think it’s more likely for the Cowboys to trade up with Cleveland if Peterson falls that far.

As if.

This aint Madden 2011 franchise mode. Until there is a rookie salary cap, these happen less than rarely.

C’mon Broncos, trade back to #11….

Gabbert is the better QB and almost certainly in greater demand than PED HEAD at the top of the draft.

If Buffalo is in love with a player they will protect that pick by moving up, YES, 1 spot … will they do it? Highly unlikely …

This all speculative chess at this point …

Denver can still get there man in this draft and pick up several draft picks!

Somebody needs to tell Denver that they made a mistake handing the reins over to Mr. Elway.

While it is true that Carolina and Buffalo need franchise quarterbacks, I think you are overestimating their desperation….I think it is very unlikely that 2 quarterbacks be selected in the top 3 picks this year. Gabbert and Newton wouldn’t have nearly as much attention if Andrew Luck came out for the draft this year. Neither one is worthy of a top-3 pick…..Also, Carolina doesn’t know whether it should give up on Clausen just yet and Fitzpatrick played very well for Buffalo last year.

Most of this was figured out and discussed ad nauseum months ago. But, Klis can’t be novel without throwing in his own brand of stupidity. (i.e. Buffalo).

Buffalo? Really? They’re going to trade up one spot? Not likely, Mr. Klis. That and the omission of the Texas teams from the list of likely trade partners tells me all I need to hear to keep my opinion of Klis on the lowest possible rung.

I hear the fires are mostly out, but it’s been extremely smokey in Denver for quite a while.

They will draft defense. If they can get who they want later and some picks, they have to consider that.

There are multiple articles on this sight about this “smoke screen.” But anybody who fell for that was as gullible as the storm troopers who were told “These are not the droids you’re looking for.”

They all want to trade out, especially Carolina which doesn’t even have a 2nd round pick. Pick Cam Newton and then hand him $60 million guaranteed? That’s supposed to help them?

No one will trade with Carolina, Denver, or Buffalo. Picks 4 and 5…. maybe, but doubtful.

And who would that be? All of the “experts” are saying anyone worthy of playing QB in the NFL may be gone by the end of the 1st round. Once Newton and Gabbert are gone, all of the QB-needy teams are going to get nervous. The next thing you know, Jake Locker and Andy Dalton are history by the middle of round 1. Once we get to the 2nd or 3rd round, all of the commentors at PFT will rocket up teams’ draft boards.

I’m not positive the Cards would take Gabbert, but they haven’t been shy about liking him. Cleveland would benefit from leaping the Bengals to select AJ Green.

This would leave Denver in a good spot to select Patrick Peterson, or trade back yet again. Jerry Jones loves Peterson, and it was mentioned here on PFT that he would trade up if Peterson slid. Moving back to #9 and picking up two extra choices (one from each trade) would be quite the haul for Denver – and as long as they didn’t do something stupid (like pick Jake Locker) it would be an impressive first round in Fox’s first year.

I’m curious who they would target at #9. Fairley? Amukamara?