1. Kansas City Chiefs -NFL Play 60 Kid, QB

This player is a very raw talent but has more potential than anyone in the draft. He technically is not old enough to play in the NFL but the Chiefs won’t be competing anytime soon and it would be a perfect opportunity to develop a young quarterback. Every seems to agree that he will become a successful QB and even though it’s not certain if he will become an elite player one thing is certain, he will be everyone’s Moms favorite player.

2. Jacksonville Jaguars-Leon Sandcastle, CB

Sandcastle seemed to come out of nowhere as he made some jaws drop at the combine with his insane 4.2 40 yard dash time and amazing ability to shut down pretty much anyone. I know it’s early, but I could see Sandcastle becoming a Deon Sanders type player because from watching film they almost look identical. The Jaguars are just going for best player available here and Leon Sandcastle fits the bill and will be the league’s next shut down corner.

3. Oakland Raiders -Shane Falco, QB

With the trade for Carson Palmer not working out, the Raiders are on the lookout for another old washed up QB and I think Falco is their guy. Falco led a group of replacements to a playoff win and that’s barely a step up from the Raiders roster today so, Falco should feel right at home.

Feb 3, 2013; New Orleans, LA, USA; Baltimore Ravens wide receiver Anquan Boldin (81) makes a catch as San Francisco 49ers cornerback Carlos Rogers (22) defends in the fourth quarter in Super Bowl XLVII at the Mercedes-Benz Superdome. Mandatory Credit: Richard Mackson-USA TODAY Sports

The Baltimore Sun reported earlier week that the Baltimore Ravens were looking to sign receiver Anquan Boldin to a contract extension in order to reduce his salary cap number. As it stands, Boldin would make $7.5 million in 2013, and the  Ravens may be forced to cut Boldin if he doesn’t agree to a contract that would reduce his salary.

Now, Boldin is saying that if the Ravens do decide to cut him, he will retire this offseason, at the age of 32 and coming off his best season as a Raven. He has 772 career receptions for 10,165 yards and 58 touchdowns. It would be unfortunate to see a potential hall-of-famer call it quits over a contract dispute.

Dec 16, 2012; Miami Gardens, FL, USA; Jacksonville Jaguars wide receiver Justin Blackmon (14) celebrates a touchdown catch over Miami Dolphins defensive back R.J. Stanford (not pictured) but it was called back on a penalty in the second quarter at Sun Life Stadium. Mandatory Credit: Robert Mayer-USA TODAY Sports

While NFL followers anxiously await the NFL Draft to come in April, many writers take this time in the offseason to do “redrafts” of previous drafts, as they decide which picks were of great value, and which were colossal busts.

Don Banks with Sports Illustrated conducted his 2012 NFL Redraft, and instead of taking Dre Kirkpatrick with the 17th-overall pick, he chose Oklahoma Stae wide receiver Justin Blackmon, who originally was drafted fifth-overall by the Jacksonville Jaguars:

Bengals third-round receiver Mohamed Sanu was just starting to find the end zone when he got hurt, and that left Cincinnati still seeking another pass catcher to draw some coverage away from A.J. Green. The Bengals need another threat for quarterback Andy Dalton to throw to, and got nothing from Kirkpatrick in 2012.

Blackmon finished his rookie season with 64 catches for 865 yards and five touchdowns. His best performance came vs the Houston Texans, in which Blackmon had seven receptions for 236 yards. It was the third-most ever for an NFL rookie.