Are the Cardinals really going to use the No. 1 pick on a 5-10 QB who made 14 college starts? After Pete Prisco heard Kliff Kingsbury at the owners meetings, he's CONVINCED Kyler Murray's their guy. Pete says Arizona will do cartwheels if it gets one thing in a trade for Josh Rosen, and we also talk rules changes and all the latest NFL news.

Some mocks don't include trades, but that's not realistic. There will be trades because there are always trades, so R.J. White has 20 of them in his three-rounder, IT'S MOCK MADNESS. R.J. has the Raiders and Skins trading into the top 3 for QBs (the Cards make out like bandits), and check out who the Eagles, Falcons and Texans move up to grab in Round 1.

Odell Beckham and Antonio Brown have already switched uniforms this offseason and John Breech says there are seven more trades that definitely need to happen. John says Bill Belichick's never afraid to make a deal if his team needs a weapon, so here's who the Pats should trade for, and check out the former first rounders who should get shipped off.

Maybe you've heard, but Tom Brady is getting up there. He'll be 42 in August, and Jason La Canfora says he's hearing more and more about the amount of work the Pats are doing on this QB class, with the potential to even move up for one. JLC's got a lot of notes from the annual meeting, from the growing momentum for the new CBA to some very interesting rules rumors.

You know about Le'Veon Bell and Nick Foles swapping teams and signing new deals in free agency, but do you know all about their new contracts? Joel Corry does, and he broke down the 15 biggest deals in free agency, from C.J. Mosley's player-friendly structure to one player who would've gotten much more in guarantees if he hadn't landed in Green Bay.

Johnny Manziel debuted in the AAF on Sunday and he certainly hasn't stopped talking trash. Eminem caught the audio of Johnny Football jawing with an opponent and decided to tweet in all caps about how it's a shame the situation didn't escalate and the AAF should encourage fighting. Here's how the AAF's CEO replied.