As we wade through the second wave of NFL free agency, the flurry of major deals has slowed to a trickle. This gives both teams and fans an opportunity to turn their focus back to the upcoming draft.
The highlight of the predraft process usually involves quarterbacks. It's the most important position in football, and for teams that don't already have a franchise quarterback, the draft is a way to potentially find one. Trades are another, though it's rare that a team deals a potential franchise quarterback early in his career.
We could, however, see teams acquire their next signal-callers via both of these means in 2019.