Sources: Interest high in No. 2 pick - ESPN

[SaltwaterServr]

http://espn.go.com/nfl/draft2012/sto...ck-sources-say

A handful of teams are expected to be in the market to draft a quarterback -- the Cleveland Browns, Washington Redskins, Miami Dolphins and Seattle Seahawks -- and any trade talks with the Rams are likely to accelerate once the free-agent quarterback market plays out and teams still have a need at the position.

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[windward]

I hope the Browns get that pick.

[chip_gilkey]

Originally Posted by windward

I hope the Browns get that pick.

For real, I'd prefer the skins to languish in qb hell for as long as possible.

[BraveHeartFan]

I think the Browns are going to be the team who winds up with that pick.

[Chocolate Lab]

Originally Posted by BraveHeartFan

I think the Browns are going to be the team who winds up with that pick.

Same here, just because they should have to give up the least to get there.

Hope the Skins don't come over the top of them.

[Muhast]

Originally Posted by Chocolate Lab

Same here, just because they should have to give up the least to get there.

Hope the Skins don't come over the top of them.

What do the Browns do with Colt? Let him finish out his contract? Trade him for a lower end draft pick?

I think Cleveland has the best shot, with two first rounders. Just curious what will happen to Colt.

[kmp77]

Originally Posted by Muhast

What do the Browns do with Colt? Let him finish out his contract? Trade him for a lower end draft pick?

I think Cleveland has the best shot, with two first rounders. Just curious what will happen to Colt.

Colt never had a chances in Cleveland...let me rephrase that....no qb stands a chance in cleveland.

[SkinsHokieFan]

SI.com's Tony Pauline reports that the Rams have had "exploratory talks" with
the Redskins regarding a trade involving St. Louis' pick at No. 2 overall.
At
the same time, Pauline says the Redskins will be "front and center" when the
Colts release Peyton Manning. Reports out of Washington indicate the Skins are
not as intent on acquiring Manning as the Dolphins and perhaps the Cardinals,
but they're doing their due diligence. According to Pauline, the Rams "will do
everything possible" to move out of the No. 2 pick. It's pretty clear that they
view the Redskins as a potentially interested party.

http://www.rotoworld.com/sports/nfl/football?r=1

[SDogo]

Originally Posted by SkinsHokieFan

http://www.rotoworld.com/sports/nfl/football?r=1

Let me make this clear, I hope the Skins sell the farm for that #2 pick just to get Griffin. The #2 pick holds more value then ever in this years draft and it will cost the Skins a bounty to get up there esp... after the bidding war starts when Flynn is off the market and Manning finds his place.

[SkinsHokieFan]

Originally Posted by SDogo

Let me make this clear, I hope the Skins sell the farm for that #2 pick just to get Griffin. The #2 pick holds more value then ever in this years draft and it will cost the Skins a bounty to get up there esp... after the bidding war starts when Flynn is off the market and Manning finds his place.

I think it behooves the Rams to make the move quickly.

If FA starts and the Browns sign Flynn, the Redskins Manning, suddenly the Rams suitors are the Dolphins at 8 and the Sehawks further down.

I think it happens sooner then later. If Cleveland wants the pick, it belongs to them, if not we get a shot.

Really it all depends on what Cleveland wants to do. We don't have their ammo

[SDogo]

Originally Posted by SkinsHokieFan

I think it behooves the Rams to make the move quickly.

If FA starts and the Browns sign Flynn, the Redskins Manning, suddenly the Rams suitors are the Dolphins at 8 and the Sehawks further down.

I think it happens sooner then later. If Cleveland wants the pick, it belongs to them, if not we get a shot.

Really it all depends on what Cleveland wants to do. We don't have their ammo

With 2 firsts (4 & 22), a 2nd, 3rd and a history that shows that are not afraid to deal on draft day I would say they are the odd's on favorite, esp...considering the Rams would only need to drop 2 places and would still probably be in line to get their choice of player.

[SkinsHokieFan]

Originally Posted by SDogo

With 2 firsts (4 & 22), a 2nd, 3rd and a history that shows that are not afraid to deal on draft day I would say they are the odd's on favorite, esp...considering the Rams would only need to drop 2 places and would still probably be in line to get their choice of player.

Agree.

So its up to Cleveland. If they decide to pass, ball is in our court and the price is lower

[jnday]

Originally Posted by SDogo

Let me make this clear, I hope the Skins sell the farm for that #2 pick just to get Griffin. The #2 pick holds more value then ever in this years draft and it will cost the Skins a bounty to get up there esp... after the bidding war starts when Flynn is off the market and Manning finds his place.

I think Griffin is a good player , but I wouldn't be upset to see the Redskins get him . I have questions on his ability in the NFL . If they want to give up the farm for him , I wish them the best .

[Califan007]

Originally Posted by SkinsHokieFan

Really it all depends on what Cleveland wants to do. We don't have their ammo

it depends...would #4 and #22 this year be better than, say, two top 10 picks next year? (assuming the Rams, Skins and Browns don't do a complete turnaround this season)... Either way Fisher will have three 1st round picks should the Rams trade down...might be an issue of maximizing those picks.

[cowboy_ron]

I would take Colt here on the cheap as a veteran backup