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After talk w/ Eagles, Denver doesn't expect Philly to trade Sam Bradford to Broncos or any team.
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Two players to watch that could affect the Seahawks' plans in the first round: Memphis QB Paxton Lynch and Michigan State QB Connor Cook. If those players are available at No. 26 and a team wants to move up, GM John Schneider would likely love to make a deal. The Seahawks haven't actually used their first-round pick since 2012. Schneider views this as a deep draft and would love to get extra picks in the middle rounds.
The last time the Bengals drafted a WR in the first round it was this guy (A.J. Green, 4th overall, 2011). Will they do it again tonight?
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Coleman would be a good decision
Todd McShay's latest mock draft, based on his most recent information, gives RB Ezekiel Elliott to Dallas, which means the Browns wind up with Joey Bosa. Elliott ... Bosa .... Seems the Browns get a good player ether way.
In Todd McShay's last mock, he had the Redskins selecting Alabama defensive lineman Jarran Reed, a player I'm comfortable with them selecting and have been from the beginning (Reed was unavailable when the Redskins selected in our NFL Nation mock draft). This might be a passing league, but the Redskins ranked 26th vs. the run last season and in order to have the pass rushers help, they need to fare better on run downs. Last season the Redskins were tied with Oakland for facing the most passing attempts on second-and-5 or better (52). Reed makes sense. Another lineman to watch is Louisiana Tech's Vernon Butler, whom I like a lot.
