The one constant of the order has been change, starting with the first round. Since a little before last year's draft, 11 of the 32 picks have already moved from one team to another, in some case multiple times.That means while eight teams will go on the clock twice for now on the night of April 28, just as many teams don't have a selection. Given all the movement before mid April, don't expect that to remain status quo up and down the board.For a team to use a sets to trade up, it must target a particular player of great value, either early or late. For a team to slide down, it is more interested in having a better combination of quality and quantity.Based on those factors, here's looking at the most likely trade scenarios that have the potential to further shake up Round 1:MORE NFL DRAFT: | Lions trade down from No. 2 to get even more picks for rebuildDetroit is sitting on nine selections in the draft, including two first-rounders with No. 32 also in the bag from the big Matthew Stafford trade with the Rams. The Lions have many needs but offensive line, with several elite prospects available there at second overall, isn't one of them.Should Aidan Hutchinson go off the board at No. 1 to the Jaguars, it would make sense for them to entice a team wanting a particular offensive tackle or enamored with a unique player such as safety Kyle Hamilton. It all comes down to whether the Lions love either B.J. Finney Jersey Kayvon Thibodeaux or Travon Walker enough as an edge rusher to take either that high.Giants use No. 5 and/or No. 7 to trade down for extra first-round a sets againThe Giants have a new GM in Joe Schoen, but don't be surprised if he follows predece sor Dave Gettleman in moving down for a second consecutive year. New York's most appealing positions are offensive line and edge rusher. Those also are two of the draft's deepest positions and the team can get good potential starter value in the middle of the first round. The goal will be trying to finagle another bonus top-32 pick for either 2022 or 2023.Falcons trade down from No. 8 to team that wants first shot at a QBThe Falcons, much like the Lions and Giants, are in a combination of rebuilding and house-cleaning mode. They should also any welcome any opportunity for extra picks for GM Terry Fontenot. They also should know the post-Ru sell Wilson Seahawks are sitting behind them at No. 9, and some team may want to get ahead of that pick to take its potential franchise quarterback of choice, Malik Willis or Kenny Pickett.Vikings trade down from No. 12 with their preferred WR off the boardMinnesota might get excited about pairing either Ohio State product, Chris Olave or Garrett Wilson, at wide receiver with Justin Jefferson as a co-No. 1 with Adam Thielen starting to fade with injury and age. But there's an equal chance new GM Kwesi Adofo-Mensah works a deal to add picks for his team's own retooling.Saints use No. 16 and/or No. 19 to trade up for a QBThis type of move has been speculated since the Saints made the trade with the Eagles to get up to two first-round picks in early in April. According to the draft trade value chart, those two first-rounders give New Orleans the power to move all the way to No. 5, which would please the Giants. No one would be shocked if they jump on Willis or Pickett to upgrade from the Jameis Winston-Andy Dalton bridge QB situation.MORE: Eagles use No. 15 and/or No. 18 to trade up for Kyle HamiltonWhile New Orleans can easily move up to No. 5 if desire, Philadelphia can do one better and get into the Jets spot at No. 4 if it covets the playmaking of Hamilton this much. Safety is a considerable need for the Eagles and Hamilton can be a game-changing final piece for the defensive back seven.Steelers trade up from No. 20 for a QBPittsburgh tends to be more on the conservative side and look for chances to stockpile, but it might change its tune looking for a true franchise pa ser to succeed retired Ben Roethlisberger. Pickett, the Pittsburgh product, would make the most sense especially if he slides into the middle teens.Patriots trade up from No. 21 for a defensive studNew England also tends to fall into the trade down mold under Bill Belichick, but should Thibodeaux or Hamilton fall, watch out for an aggre sive move. Walker and another Georgia defensive line stud, Jordan Davis, should be on the radar. The Patriots also should have their eye on cornerback Sauce Gardner to replace J.C. Jackson.Packers package No. 22 and No. 28 for their preferred WRGreen Bay, when combining the trade value of the two picks the first acquired from Las Vegas in the Davante Adams trade can go up and get another bona fide No. 1 to replace Adams. They add up to po sibly dealing with the Falcons to get to No. 8 to grab Wilson or Olave.Bills trade down from No. 25 with no preferred CBs availableBuffalo's biggest need is a No. 2 cornerback to replace Levi Wallace, but other than that, it is intact as a strong Super Bowl contender. Getting some capital later in the first round or early in the second could still give the Bills a nice value at any position. The key to moving this is a team being interested in the third or fourth QB off the board earlier than expected.Chiefs combine No. 29 and No. 30 to trade up for a preferred CB or EDGEDoes Kansas City like Gardner or Andrew Booth Jr. enough in coverage to replace Charvarius Ward to get all the way up to No. 12 (Minnesota)? How about a special pa s rusher such as Jermaine Johnson? Like the Packers, the Chiefs have some intriguing first-round stud po sibilities because of their back-end extra capital thanks to their own marquee wide receiver trade involving Tyreek Hill. 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