Who will move up to get ? Who will sell the farm to get ? Who will sell their Rivers for ? (OK, dumb question.) Which team might not go in the direction we all think it will? What is your team's biggest pre-draft question? The opening of the great college marketplace is a few days away, and every club is addre sing its roster, whether that means dealing with malcontents (hello, ) or quarterback i sues (the Bucs, the and about five other teams that may or may not include the ). ' fate looms over two fan bases -- and, really, a dozen more. A deal between Tenne see and San Diego would affect every team eyeing a quarterback, as well as the teams that already have theirs -- the Jags, and -- and stand to benefit the most from teams trying to trade up to get one. If you want to know the 45-second version of each club's draft agenda, what follows is a straightforward, no B.S. take. As always, discu sion and debate are welcome; is your destination. Now, let's get to it! NFC East : Are the 'Boys done at running back? Probably not. That's not to say they'll land ; I simply don't see the trading Peterson unle s they're offered a ton plus some G.I. Joes with the swivel-arm battle grip. While Dallas' upcoming draft should (mostly) revolve around defense, when the get on the clock at No. 27 overall, it is po sible that top prospect will be sitting there -- and I doubt they'd pa s on the Wisconsin product, even with on the payroll. : Hit the O-line, hit the D-line or look toward the future at QB? New York picks ninth -- territory. But what if is still on the board around No. 6 or 7? Maybe Big Blue attempts to jump a couple of spots to make sure the or don't do the same. Such a move might seem far-fetched, but is heading into his 12th pro season, and many feel -- despite a solid statistical campaign in 2014 -- that his physical skills have already started to decline. Not every QB plays until he is 39. Oh, and this just so happens to be . : Is Philly really set at wide receiver? Ron Santo Jersey It seems doubtful. Yet, many draftniks still have Chip Kelly going for help in the back seven in Round 1, while others continue to speculate that Kelly might still make a play for . It's hard to believe the would trade for without at least trying to upgrade the wide receiver depth chart. At this point, is not a WR1 and is not a WR2. Otherwise, safety could go to the at No. 20. : Shore up the front seven or replace ? Methinks Washington gets an impact player up front, someone who can be 's BFF. Meanwhile, it's all too easy to speculate that Washington will draft one of the top two quarterbacks if available. However, with other QB-hungry teams behind the , this could be an excellent opportunity to acquire as many names as po sible from their top-100 draft board. NFC North : Need over want? That is always a thorny question this time of year. While many fans want to see gone -- or, at least, riding the pine for -- the reality is that Chicago does not have the tools to fill its new defense. Switching from the 4-3 to the 3-4 can be quite tricky, resource-wise, at least in that first year. If Nebraska pa s rusher or Washington nose tackle is there, Chicago can make a solid, need-based selection. Ditto for wide receiver, as or would fit nicely. : Which line does GM Martin Mayhew hit with his early pick(s)? Considering the lo ses of and in free agency, the idea of drafting someone like or makes a whole lot of sense. The defensive line will have to be up to snuff, especially with likely playing Detroit twice. Of course, the offensive line could use a first-round talent, too. My colleagues and think Detroit could take a tackle like or . As for me, while I'm not ready to rule out a defensive back at No. 23, as it seems like you can never have enough quality there, my best gue s is the go with a DT. : Can they take the best player available, or do they have to get a top-end corner? Talk to cheeseheads, and they all want another corner. If only Congre s were in such harmony. Well, Green Bay needs help at defensive line, linebacker and in the secondary. The , and is . If I had to gue s what Green Bay will go with in Round 1, it'd be ILB. But I also could see the trading down. The 30th overall pick is an easy slot to move out of. : What to do with the ? Let's make this clear: Minnesota has no reason to deal . The can tell him he can either play or sit; it really is that cut and dried. And what are the chances he'll choose to stay off the field after mi sing almost all of last year? Yes, Minnesota could, in theory, make a draft-day swap involving the longtime face of the franchise. One wonders if can be a 20-carry-per-game back. On the other hand, why not draft a wide receiver at No. 11? But that might be a tough sell, as you know loves him some defensive backs. So, cornerback , anyone? NFC South : Will Dan Quinn err on the side of defense or go BPA? If I'm an Atlanta fan, I'm hoping 's stock suddenly drops as fast as a pa s rusher on third-and-long. That way, the team could trade down from No. 8 overall and pull more value out of this draft. This group could use help on the offensive line, as well as at running back, wide receiver and certainly tight end. Will Atlanta pa s up on a talented offensive lineman (like Iowa's ) or a stud receiver (like Alabama's ) to bolster new coach Dan Quinn's defense? That's another question. At the end of the day, I'm saying linebacker . : O-line or bust? Everyone's convinced GM Dave Gettleman will take an offensive lineman in the first round. But what if falls? has not exactly the last few years. Nobody was big on -- well, save for Gettleman -- and it seems as though tackle is the position to hit. But with several players available at that spot, like and , perhaps the could trade down and still get the guy they want -- plus an extra draft pick, to boot. : Is there a new formula in the Big Easy? The seem to be in prime position to get an impact defensive player at No. 13 overall. By landing center in , and , GM Mickey Loomis and head coach Sean Payton give off the vibe that they're ready to change their offensive approach, or at least tweak it. However, if is available at No. 13, it might be difficult for Payton to lay off. Do the roll the dice on pa s rusher ? : Stake the future of the franchise to a rookie QB with off-field question marks? There are obviously serious questions about the character of , who by the woman who accused him of sexual a sault in 2012. Winston's attorney, David Cornwell, did Winston no favors when he said the highly rated prospect is even if he thinks Winston is likely "more ready than most." I'm not saying Bucs GM Jason Licht won't go for the highly touted quarterback, but perhaps we shouldn't forget Licht's comments about pa sing on : NFC West : Time to bail on ? : In the hunt for Mariota? With news that the were working out came the whispers about their po sible intentions. OK, maybe they aren't whispers. So will St. Louis trade up? does not mean the can't draft another quarterback. First of all, we don't know if Foles is the middling guy we saw last year or the player who posted a 27:2 TD-to-INT ratio in 2013. Second, the pick 10th overall, putting them in position to make a move, should one of the quarterbacks fall. Third, Foles will be a free agent after this season. Mariota landing in St. Louis could end up being the surprise of the draft. : Which defensive tackle will the Niners select? Every one of has the taking either or . Makes sense; even with the addition of , the front line is in desperate need of an impact player, not merely a warm body that can play 500 snaps. On another note: Is tight end nearing the end? Because if so, the club will be relying on . And as much as the Niners run two tights, drafting someone else might be appropriate. I think Davis can still play, but given his down season in 2014, and the fact he is entering Year 10, well ... : Have they had bad drafts -- or do they just have a great team? Seattle has only drafted one starter the past two years. For many teams, that fact would be emblematic of a poor scouting department or a GM going rogue. I was asked about that poor (recent) history on NFL NOW, and my response was this: GM John Schneider has built a whale of a roster poised to compete for a few years. So how many of the potential first-round draftees could start for the in Year 1? Not many. Obviously, altered the organizational course. Will Seattle change even more by drafting a wide receiver early, or do the believe in the kids they have now? Either way, getting youth on the defensive line is important. Follow Elliot Harrison on Twitter . Edwin Rios Jersey