While this move would prevent the Chargers from finding a replacement for recently departed receivers Mike Williams and Keenan Allen, it would give them more picks in the future, which is the first step in a strong rebuild. The Chargers would also only move back to pick 11, where they would be in prime position to grab one of either Dallas Turner, Rome Odunze, Brock Bowers, or JC Latham, depending on who gets picked at 6-10.

Pete Prisco, CBS Sports: Brock Bowers falls all the way to 15

The pass-catching depth in this year’s class is unreal. Given the talent at other key positions like quarterback, tackle, and edge rusher too, it’d be hard for any team to draft Bowers. If he falls to the Colts at 15 though, Indianapolis will have put together a very solid receiving corps for Anthony Richardson’s sophomore campaign. Pete Prisco writes, “Taking Bowers would give second-year quarterback Anthony Richardson a nice weapon to work with for the years to come. All young quarterbacks need a crutch and Bowers would be that for Richardson.”

Daniel Jeremiah, NFL.com: Broncos trade down, snag Bo Nix at 22

Jeremiah writes, “I don’t see the Broncos taking Nix at No. 12, and I know they’d like to fill the current Round 2 hole on their draft docket. This move allows them to add a second-rounder from Philly and come away with Nix, who looks to be a great fit for Sean Payton’s offense.”

Vinnie Iyer, Sporting News: Commanders draft Maye over Daniels

Iyer writes, “The Commanders are doing well to mask their QB of choice with this pick, but Maye has been the No. 2 option behind Williams since early in the process with little more to prove regarding his arm, accuracy, and athleticism.”