I'm joined by Ryan Wilson, John Breech and Sean Wagner-McGough to break down all the possible quarterback scenarios in the AFC. Also, check out the Chargers' options to replace Philip Rivers.

There's nothing better than getting weird out of the gate with a mock draft. And this year feels like it could be a weird year for the draft, with a bunch of quarterbacks (Cam Newton, Andy Dalton) lingering as trade candidates. But let's go ahead and move a wide receiver first. The Patriots need help for Tom Brady in order to convince him to come back, and they need help NOW, before Brady's March 18 dead money deadline. So we'll spice things up by having the Patriots deal their first-round pick to Cleveland for none other than Odell Beckham Jr. Check out what other surprises I have in my first mock draft of the year.

There probably will not be a new record-breaking salary for an offensive tackle handed out this offseason, as there was last year and the year before. The best available tackles are guys in their early-to-mid-30s who seem likely to remain with their current teams, plus a former first-round pick who had a bounceback season after an injury-plagued 2018 campaign. Those are not exactly your typical bank-breakers. Check out Jared Dubin's complete list of free agent tackles.

Everyone who listens to the Pick Six Podcast knows that John Breech is the biggest Andy Dalton fan on the planet. So, it must be hard for him to come to terms with the Bengals wanting to part with the QB. One team that makes sense is the Bears. Find out which other six teams John thinks could make a deal with Cincinnati.

This is the draft you want your team to pick a wide receiver. Actually, selecting two wouldn't be a bad idea. CeeDee Lamb checks in at No. 1 on Chris Trapasso's draft wide receiver rankings, but there's plenty of top-tier talent to go around. Check out the full list here.