4. The Los Angeles Chargers are the team moving up to Detroit’s spot for Tagovailoa in this trade proposed by USA Today’s Nate Davis. That would mean they leap from the sixth pick in front of the Dolphins to get him. Davis writes: “Coach Anthony Lynn and GM Tom Telesco seem comfortable with Tyrod Taylor, who will be 31 in August, as the starter in 2020, the veteran’s final year under contract. Such an arrangement would permit Tagovailoa a season to heal, if needed, before taking over a potential contender. Two years ago, the Jets and Colts swapped the third and sixth overall selections, a trade that cost New York three additional second rounders. The Chargers might be able to get this done by packaging their Round 1 pick, second-rounder (No. 37 overall) and next year’s first.”