[Matthean]

Originally Posted by Samdari

Found someone who HAS calculated this, and they have Cleveland with the lowest, then TB, then STL.

I expect Cleveland to keep this, with KC and Oak on the schedule. Of course, that actually presents them with two opportunities for wins, and screwing up the pick.

TB has NO and no horrible teams on the schedule, so they could end up worse than STL, who has teams with largely mediocre records upcoming.

I see the draft order ending STL, TB, Cleve, with the picks being Suh, Gerald McCoy and Locker.

Why would Cleveland and Tampa Bay take QBs when they recently invested in 1st round QBs?