The reaction was swift and significant after the biggest shakeup in years at the top of the draft.
And, well, it ruined just about every one of the mock drafts we've highlighted in recent months.
The Rams are the new team at No. 1 after trading their first-round pick (No. 15) and a number of others to the Titans in a deal that gives Tennessee six picks in the top 76. For months, it's been presumed a non-quarterback would be selected No. 1 because the Titans selected Marcus Mariota with the No. 2 pick last season.
And while the Rams would not confirm they have their eyes on a quarterback after making such a trade, that's the consensus assumption among just about everyone who covers the NFL.
"We do have a few players in mind," Rams general manager Les Snead told reporters at a Thursday news conference. "There will be suspense leading up the next two weeks."
Opinions are divided on whom the Rams will take between North Dakota State's Carson Wentz and Jared Goff, though most who revised their mock drafts are pegging Wentz to go No. 1. How the Browns will react from the No. 2 spot remains a hot topic of debate.
A sampling of the revised projections:
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Rams pick: Wentz
Browns pick: LB Myles Jack - UCLA
Rams pick: Wentz
Browns pick: OL Laremy Tunsil - Ole Miss
Rams pick: Wentz
Browns pick: Jack
Rams pick: Wentz
Browns pick: QB Jared Goff - Cal
Rams pick: Wentz
Browns pick: Goff
Rams pick: Wentz
Browns pick: Goff
Rams pick: Goff
Browns pick: Wentz
Rams pick: Wentz
Browns pick: Goff