NFL Draft: Wild Trades & Unpredictable Class

0:00On April 18th, the NFL draft hits in five days, and right now the top 12 picks are still with their original teams. But word on the street is, trades are about to shake things up before Commissioner Roger Gidell steps up. Teams like the Arizona Cardinals at number 3 and Tennessee Titans at number 4 are open to sliding back. Both are deep in rebuild mode and need more picks than just one big name to turn it around. Meanwhile, the Dallas Cowboys are eyeing a jump up to grab prime defensive talent nearby. Fans and analysts are buzzing because this draft feels wide open with no clear superstar. Even the top quarterback prospect, Fernando Mendoza, gets labeled as the best of a week bunch. He might not crack the top 5 in a stronger year. The New York Jets hold number 2 and face a tough call between linebackers, Arvel Reese and David Bailey, with no one locked in on the winner. Executives up top can't afford to gamble on long-term projects. Others mounting for instant impact as teams weigh risks in this unpredictable class, setting

1:02the stage for a wild night on draft day.