Which Team can shake up the Draft in the Top 10?

Which team can really flip the table and shake this draft up with the top 10 picks? I'm looking at the Indianapolis Colts, and the reason I am is because so much can happen before they're on the clock. We know the first two teams, and we're anticipating they may just go with quarterbacks. And we know the Colts need one, but out of the top four, who do the Colts like? I think that's the question mark. We look at Shane Steichen, and we saw what he was able to do with Jalen Hurts and Philadelphia, a mobile quarterback, and help develop his arm. And what we saw, and what Jalen Hurts was able to produce last year, specifically in the Super Bowl, running and throwing the ball all over the field. Maybe he likes a Will Levis. Maybe he likes an Anthony Richardson. But where do those guys fall? The Colts can come on the clock at number four, and Stroud and Bryce Young can be the one and two pick. Then somebody can jump up to three and take Arizona's spot. And now the Colts are sitting there just like, all right, the quarterbacks, the top three we had on our board are all gone. Are they willing to go with the number four quarterback if they really have him rated 25 out of the top prospects in the draft? So they may be looking and say, you know what? No, this isn't where we wanted our quarterback. And maybe they just go with the best available draft prospect. Or maybe we can bring Lamar Jackson's name back up on another day on Good Morning Football. And maybe they go and try to make a trade to free Lamar from Baltimore. Yes, I said free him from Baltimore. I don't care what you guys think. And bring him to Indianapolis, a chance for him to kind of restart this franchise after they have gone through quarterback after quarterback after quarterback after Andrew Luck has retired. This would be a beautiful sight to see him in a new city in those beautiful blue uniforms. Jim Ursa will be fired up to see Lamar bringing fans into the stadium and him running all over the field. I think the Colts have a chance in that fourth spot to shake things up depending upon what happens the three spots ahead of them. I'm looking forward to it. Okay, here's another question for you. If you're Colts GM Chris Ballard, you guys have had a rotating door at quarterback, obviously it hasn't gone well. The Cardinals are on the clock at three. Do you, no matter what, say, okay, let's just give the Cardinals next year's first round pick? Like, we don't want to even risk it. We want to get that third pick? Oh, that's tough. I feel like if you're drafting a quarterback this high, the first thing you want to do is be able to build around him to kind of take some of that pressure off. So when you start giving up those draft picks for the future, I mean, you could be pairing him with a hell of a receiver or starting tackle next year in that first round. So I don't know if you just give up the house to move up two or three. That's right. If I'm just outside. That's a fourth overall pick. That's a hell of a high pick. And I'm going to get the fourth quarterback and the fourth or even the third. I want my first or second pick. I want my first pick. So it's a tough spot for them to be in, for sure. I don't know about the Lamar trade, though. We'll keep waiting and waiting. Maybe if Jim Merce throws in Stevie Nick's mic stand, he can sweeten the pot a little bit. I'm going after Indianapolis. I don't think the Seattle Seahawks are used to being in the top 10 and the Seattle Seahawks have the fifth overall pick, but they also have the 20th overall pick. I think it's really interesting because I feel like they hold a lot of the keys to this thing. Do they go quarterback? If Anthony Richardson or Will Levis is sitting there, do they go quarterback? Remember, they signed Gino Smith and everyone says, whoa, three years. You look at the numbers. It's essentially a one-year, $27 million deal, and then the next two years, it's really the team's option. They can get out of it. Gino, outstanding last year. He gets the contract. He's 32 years old. But is this one of those deals where you say, okay, Gino, but we don't expect to ever be this high again. They bring back just about everybody from last year, which was a playoff team. They have all this young talent. Do you say, okay, we have a top five pick. If there's a quarterback there, you take him now, and you just stash him for a year. Or you take him now, and you trade away Drew Locke, and you try to say, okay, it's Gino versus this guy this summer. I think the Seattle deal is interesting, and Jane, we've been covering the draft for years as far as these general managers go and these coaches go. John Schneider has a history and a tendency to trade back, to trade back, to trade back. Picks. Loves them. Loves picks. If you saw last year, what'd they do with their picks? Well, they got Kenneth Walker, probably the best running back as a rookie last year. They got two starting offensive tackles. They got Tariq Woolen. Yeah. They added Kobe Bryant. They added... So they're really good at drafting. What do they do at five? To me, if Anthony Richardson is on the board at five, and you're Seattle, and you've got all this young talent, and you're up and coming, and you got the fifth pick because of the Denver trade with Russell Wilson, I don't know if you pass on Anthony Richardson as a talent and say, at the very least, let's have him and Gino together. And maybe Gino, as much as you think this is Gino Smith's time to finally be QB one, maybe it's Gino, you're QB one, but your job is to also mentor this guy and get him up to speed. That's a good one, Peter. I like this one. Five. I don't know if you guys know this, but Bill Belichick's time is over. It's done. He's just lie down and die. Gerard Mayo's ready. He's going to be the head coach. Belichick's not. It's over. Hope it was fun. Or is it? Or is there one last zombie Belichick making moves? The Patriots are at 14. I'm going to just sit here right now. What day is it today? It is the 7th of April. The Patriots are not going to stay at 14. I think they're going to do something very aggressive. Even just the optics of the Jets drafting at 13 I think immediately triggers Belichick. You know that, Jason. They hate the Jets. He hates the Jets. I think he hates them with a passion. I don't think he's sitting there at 14 and taking the Jets' scraps. I think he's going to be aggressive. I think he's going to do something bold. Because why the hell not? And if that includes doing something not just bold but radical, like drafting a rookie quarterback and moving on from Mac Jones, and you say, well, then you have to trade Mac. Who's going to trade for Mac? I don't think he really cares. Find somebody who will send him a sixth-round pick for Mac Jones. I'm Bill Belichick, and you're not. Shut up. I'm going to move on to the next guy. I am not going to lay down and die and just wait to hand this thing over. I built this thing. This is my company. I think this draft is a very interesting opportunity for him to do something bold, dynamic, and completely shocking, whether it's keep that guy or move on with him. I don't know. I just don't think he's going to sit there until 14 and take the third-best pass rusher or some safety or something and just stock and be like, oh, we'll try it again. The Patriots' nation is unacceptable right now. Everybody says they're about championships. About four teams are. They are about championships. They're not about maybe we can get a wild card and take second or third in the AFC East. Do something bold. I can't sit there and check in. Last year, they were on the first-round clock, 27th to Cole Strange, offensive guard. How'd that go? It was great. He's fine. He's a good player. Exactly. He's fine. Packers every year. This is the year they got to do it. Who do they always take? Defensive player. This is Passover. Why is this year done like any other year for the New England Patriots? Why do you think this changes? Because there's sub-500s since Brady left. It's a different team. It's a different franchise. Let's see what the Packers do a couple years from now when Rodgers is gone. They do the same thing every year. Fine. Then keep doing that thing because Belichick runs the show. I haven't seen him win a playoff game since Brady left. In fact, the only one he was in, he got annihilated in. Maybe you change it up a little bit. There's a guy waiting and people saying to Belichick, gotta get things going here. I hope he's as bold as his fashion choice at TCU Pro Day last week. He showed up in white shorts, a blue button down at his backpack. He looked like he literally just got back from a clam bake. And as you looked across at all the scouts and the coaches, you knew exactly where Bill Belichick was. Is that right? So I love the boldness of Bill. I love that. See, I heard Robert Kraft saw his outfit and said he's getting meatier. Bill, you look meatier. He's not going to let me live this down. Meaty. I'm going to work on my adjectives, but it was a good one. Trust me. Perfect, James. This guy looks like he's been lifting in the offseason. I'll take it. I'm not getting any of that at home. That's great. I'll take meatier. That sounds pretty good. Meaty. Don't cut that. Yeah. That's good, Peter. What do you think, Slater? You know, I'm looking at the Cardinals to shake it up. And hear me out on this. There's been a lot of upheaval this offseason. Cliff's gone. You've got a lot of questions about Kyler Murray. They obviously have their quarterback, but this is where the non-quarterback portion of the draft starts. Now, they've got questions about Dehop. Now, I'm not saying they're going to go wide receiver there, but they've got to figure that situation out. And then I think the other thing is, do they hold other teams hostage that need a quarterback? In other words, we talk about Indy. And so I think this is going to be fascinating. Although, if you look at Lance's mock draft, I think it's fascinating what he's saying with Houston. That Houston's not going to take a quarterback there. So I think that's going to be interesting. But I think the Cardinals is really where this draft's going to start. So I think they have an opportunity to sort of throw this thing into chaos and get us all excited at number three. Hmm. Agreed. It's also, they have a bare-bottom roster around the league, so it can go in any direction. And you're not going to say, well, they need to fill this void. That's the... I mean, what you're looking at right now is Lance Ehrlich. He's got a lot of crazy stuff going on, but at three, he's got Will Anderson. And that is... That's... What would you call that? That is just... That's chalk. That's the guy. That's the best defensive player. But to me, that is a very tradable pick. Is there any chance Arizona goes quarterback and says, you know what? We see somebody. Send a message to Kyler. We have so many question marks that, hey, we feel like we need to start over at the quarterback position with a young guy on a rookie contract. Would you? It feels pricey, though. Ooh. I feel like I'm on a first date. I ask a question, and you come right back at me. No, I wouldn't. I think I would wait and see Kyler get healthy. While he's getting healthy, we have a chance to build around him, possibly trade back, to your point, and get a few guys. Yeah. If D-Hop is gone, and J.J. Watt is obviously gone, and Rodney Hudson's obviously gone, I mean, he's like the last man standing. He's got the huge... It's crazy. We'll talk about Kyler more in the show, because Steve Kime had comments, but to think that it's officially Kyler's team, he's like the senior leader, and he's the guy. It's dangerous. Think about the weight on this new GM, too. That's going to be intriguing. All right.