Sayre Bedinger

They don't have Cooper Cup.

They don't have Matthew Stafford.

They don't have any of that.

They need these foundational pieces.

So how far up can you realistically trade?

I know Sean Payton said it is realistic to trade up and it is.

I mean, the Broncos could trade those future first round picks and they could throw a player like Cortland Sutton in the deal and they could realistically move up.

But the realism of that is not can you make the trade?

It's can you build a competent roster around that pick?

after you've made it.

I think Joel Klatt, who calls college games for Fox, Cody, he made a great point on his mock draft this year.

He said that at five overall, Jim Harbaugh, JJ McCarthy's head coach in college, obviously, is going to essentially be able to decide the guy's fate as an NFL quarterback.

He's going to be able to sell off that pick.

to another team and say, hey, I can choose who I'm trading this selection to.

And he argued that the best situation for a rookie quarterback coming in is the Minnesota Vikings where they've got all those weapons.

They've got Kevin O'Connell who could develop.

And I tend to agree with that.

And they've got more to offer than the Broncos do right now in terms of draft capital.

So it's not just a matter of realism.

It's a matter of –