Bo Nix to Denver Broncos:
This pairing could bring stability to the Broncos’ quarterback position without the need for a costly draft pick trade-up. Nix’s experience in managing an offense and protecting the football aligns well with Denver’s needs.
Troy Fautanu to New York Jets:
Despite the chatter surrounding Brock Bowers, Troy Fautanu is a more practical pick for the Jets. His versatility as a tackle and guard would provide much-needed insurance for an aging offensive line.
Steve Angeli to Minnesota Vikings:
While Angeli has the potential to be a star quarterback, he needs time to develop. The Vikings’ stable coaching staff and the presence of Sam Darnold would create an ideal environment for his growth.
Ryan Penix to Seattle Seahawks:
Penix thrives with multiple receiving threats, and the Seahawks offer an array of pass-catching options. His ability to push the ball confidently would complement Seattle’s existing wide receivers.
Cade Maye to New York Giants:
Brian Daboll has a proven track record of developing quarterbacks. Maye, with his exceptional talent, could benefit from Daboll’s guidance and improve his fundamentals to become a reliable starter.
Jaydn Ott to Philadelphia Eagles:
Ott’s versatility as a runner and receiver would add dynamism to the Eagles’ offense. His speed and agility could prove invaluable in both the backfield and the slot.
Sonny Styles to Las Vegas Raiders:
A versatile defensive back, Styles could fill a significant need in the Raiders’ secondary. His athleticism and instincts would be assets in both coverage and run support.
Bryce Anderson to Pittsburgh Steelers:
Anderson’s size, strength, and pass-rushing abilities make him an ideal fit for the Steelers’ defense. His relentless motor and high football IQ would complement Pittsburgh’s veteran-laden defense.
