NFL Draft 2016: Latest Trade Rumors, Daily Schedule and Round 1 Mock

Now wouldn’t be the time for NFL fans to think the trades have come to a halt.

It’s like back in the day when a guy by the name of Brett Favre was the gift that kept on giving. Sure, both the top picks have already been the subject of show-stealing trades, but this is the NFL draft. The flurry has just begun.

How could it stop? There are must-have prospects whom teams have fallen in love with, disgruntled current NFL players and so much more at stake.

Below, let’s paint the 2016 draft in broad strokes before narrowing it down to focus on some of the potential trades fans need to watch for as the event nears and gets underway.

2016 NFL Draft Daily Schedule

Round 1: Thursday, April 28, 8 p.m. ETRounds 2-3: Friday, April 29, 7 p.m. ETRounds 4-7: Saturday, April 30, noon ET

Round 1 Mock

Analyzing Latest Trade Rumors The Josh Doctson Sweepstakes

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For months, all folks heard about at wideout was chatter regarding Ole Miss’ Laquon Treadwell and Baylor’s Corey Coleman, but the narrative can shift at any hour.

Such is the case here with TCU wideout Josh Doctson. A darling of the draft community before the rest of the landscape caught on, he comes in at 6’2″ and 202 pounds and pro-ready thanks to insane athleticism that lets him go up and get the ball at its peak.

It’s why the Cincinnati Bengals and Minnesota Vikings could do a bit of draft-day maneuvering to make sure they get him, according to NFL.com’s Gil Brandt, via Alex Marvez of FoxSports.com:

.@Gil_Brandt said on @SiriusXMNFL that @Vikings & @Bengals both want @JDoc_son & could be some 1st-round jostling to pick him

— Alex Marvez (@alexmarvez) April 26, 2016

Both teams could use the help.

The Vikings don’t have Mike Wallace around, which leaves Stefon Diggs as the only notable pass-catcher to help young quarterback Teddy Bridgewater. Cincinnati’s situation isn’t as dire, but after losing Marvin Jones and Mohamed Sanu this offseason, A.J. Green and Tyler Eifert could have a harder time than usual getting open.

Notice a theme? …

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