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The most thrilling thing about the NFL Draft is hearing that a trade has been made, particularly when a team makes a bold move up the board during the first round Thursday night. The 2017 NFL Draft might offer more opportunities for moving than we've seen in quite some time because of the bizarre composition of draft boards. There is a clear-cut top prospect in , but then things get Jeff Skinner Women Jersey muddled between Nos. 2 and 15. Certain candidates to go No. 2 could fall into the mid-teens. That is not normal. More NFL Draft After that, things get even harder to parse because the pool of potential prospects for 15 through 45 is a large group. While there aren't elite linemen in this crop, there are a lot of guys who could fill immediate needs. There aren't any lock franchise quarterbacks (spoiler: There almost never are), but there are several who could send teams scrambling when it comes to the middle and late portions of the first round. It's going to be hairy and fun to watch. Let's look at 10 potential first-round trades in the 2017 NFL Draft. If you don't like the compensation, leave a note in the comments or with a better idea. Bear in mind these are simply po sibilities for teams interested in making a move up or down the board. 1. trade up to No. 2 overallThe trade: Why it happens: The Browns want to take Myles Garrett No. 1 overall, but are still thinking about Mitchell Trubisky. They would make this move because they are concerned the Ohio native will be a franchise quarterback, and this franchise has mi sed on plenty of quarterbacks. There is no guarantee they get him anywhere but No. 2, and San Francisco understands that and is willing to trade down at a discounted price. Giving up three top-75 picks for a quarterback they might be able to get a few picks later in a deal is a lot, but if the Browns want to guarantee they get their quarterback of the future, this is the move. The 49ers need bodies, and picking No. 12 instead of No. 2 isn't that steep a drop in this draft when you consider the additional picks they'll get. 2. trade to No. 2 overallThe trade: Why it happens: still isn't sold on Cousins as a franchise quarterback. If the Redskins were, long-term contract negotiations would have progre sed. It's hard to imagine Cousins sticking around if a deal isn't hammered out before July 15, which means Washington might lose Cousins to free agency next year (barring a transition tag or a third franchise tag, both of which would be absurd guaranteed money for three years of work). The 49ers want to get out of the No. 2 pick because there isn't a clear-cut prospect to grab there, and Kyle Shanahan is a Kirk Cousins supporter. This Dominik Bokk Men Jersey isn't great value for the 49ers, right? I gue s: If Cousins can be a franchise-caliber quarterback in your system, you slide down 15 picks to grab him in a draft with fairly nebulous value from Nos. 2 through 32. Some people would say the 49ers don't get enough and some would say the Redskins Sebastian Aho Men Jersey don't get enough. That's how you know it's a reasonable move. 3. Cleveland Browns trade to No. 5 overallThe trade: Why it happens: This is another avenue to landing Trubisky because the Browns, as you might know, need a quarterback. It makes a lot of sense to believe they will take some of the draft capital they have acquired over the past year or so and trade up in order to get said quarterback. This deal actually seems more realistic: The would like to get out of No. 5 and add picks, and by making this move they would actually get their old second-round pick back. The Browns don't have to give up No. 33 in the deal and they can take Trubisky, although there is obviously more risk in hoping he falls to No. 5. 4. trade to No. 5 overallThe trade: Why it happens: Back-to-back trades to No. 5! Obviously only one of these can happen, but again, not all of these moves have to take place. The Bills are very much in the franchise quarterback busine s, and a suming Trubisky is gone, there could be a whole pile of teams scrambling for the next guy, . We're a suming Watson is going to make it past the and in this scenario, which means the Bills have to sit there and wonder if the would snake a potential franchise quarterback they'll have to face twice a year. The Titans traded down last year and loaded up with picks; trading down in this instance isn't prohibitive and means they'll add another top-50 pick to their already stout 2017 haul. The Bills would walk away with their quarterback of the future. 5. trade to No. 14 overallThe trade: Why it happens: The have a history of moving in the draft and Howie Roseman won't be afraid to slide down here. If Roseman'stop options are off the board, maybe he wants to move. He should find plenty of suitors, especially when it comes to offensive lineman in this cla s; the Broncos are one of several teams who need a lineman (see the trade below) and jumping up six spots for the cost of a third-round Victor Rask Women Jersey pick would allow them to get the cream of the crop at the position and set the tone for the back half of the first round in terms of offensive line prospects. 6. trade to No. 16 overallThe trade: Why it happens: The Texans should be, like many teams, motivated to move up for a quarterback. They are currently rolling with and . It's like Bill O'Brien is one of those guys who refuses not to play from the tips. You're a good golfer, Bill, but your handicap lets you play from the blues. Stop making it hard on yourself. Just move up to the blues already and get yourself a semi-competent quarterback. Ozzie Newsome loves to trade down and in this draft, getting an extra second-round pick for sliding down nine spots in the first round feels like a steal. You could argue that Newsome might want more in return based on the trade value chart, but this slide in the first Brock McGinn Men Jersey is negligible given the first-round talent and the bump you get by adding picks. 7. New York Giants trade to No. 18 overallThe trade: Why it happens: The Giants are sitting there with the Titans on the clock, knowing the offensive line prospects situation and the importance of getting protection for . They look at teams ahead of them and realize somewhere between one and three offensive linemen could go off the board, so they move up to grab Forrest Lamp or Ryan Ramcyzk. Both should still be on the board and either would dramatically improve New York's offensive line. The Titans are always willing to trade, at least based on how Jon Robinson has approached the draft, and Tenne see could probably move down and land a wide receiver ( ? Maybe ?) at this point. 8. trade to No. 19 overallThe trade: Why it happens: The Cowboys have a big-time offensive identity that will, barring unfores