Jadeveon Clowney would like to play for the Atlanta Falcons, but he doesn't want to fall to their pick at No. 6.

“I wish [the Falcons] could trade up for me,” Clowney told Vaughn McClure of ESPN.com. Clowney prefers a trade up, because he doesn’t want to be passed over five times. “I hope I don’t fall to No. 6. I like Atlanta — a lot,” Clowney said.

“They’re pretty good. They’ve got some guys from South Carolina on the team, also. And it’s close to home.”

The Falcons have admitted that they're considering moving up from No. 6 and a deal with the St. Louis Rams at No. 2 would make the most sense.

Sam Bradford is making progress in his rehab from a torn ACL and remains the franchise quarterback for the St. Louis Rams.

"Sam's doing great with the rehab," Jeff Fisher said. "He's really excited. He took on a leadership role last year and he's maintained that and he's our quarterback, and we've said that."

Bradford is heading into the fifth year of a six-year deal and is set to count $17.6 million against the salary cap. 

"We talk about extensions with all our players under contract," Fisher said. "Whether or not we do so with him, I don't know where all this came from, but Sam's our quarterback. He's going to be under center."

Bradford had a strong start statistically in 2013 before his injury.

Based on opponents' winning percentage in 2013, the Oakland Raiders have the most difficult schedule in the NFL.

The Raiders play in the AFC West, which had three playoff teams in the Denver Broncos, Kansas City Chiefs and San Diego Chargers. The AFC West also plays the NFC West in inter-conference games this season.

The Broncos, St. Louis Rams, Chargers, San Francisco 49ers, Seattle Seahawks, Chiefs, Arizona Cardinals, New York Jets and New England Patriots round out the top-10.

The Indianapolis Colts have the easiest schedule in the NFL, largely due to the weakness of the AFC South.

The Las Vegas Hilton has posted its early odds for Super Bowl XLIX, which will take place in Arizona in 2015.

Seahawks 6/1
Broncos 6/1
49ers 7/1
Patriots 12/1
Packers 15/1
Saints 15/1
Falcons 18/1
Bengals 18/1
Panthers 20/1
Colts 25/1
Chiefs 25/1
Eagles 25/1
Bears 25/1
Cardinals 25/1
Cowboys 30/1
Giants 30/1
Washington 30/1
Lions 30/1
Rams 30/1
Steelers 30/1
Ravens 30/1
Texans 30/1
Chargers 30/1
Dolphins 40/1
Buccaneers 40/1
Titans 40/1
Jets 60/1
Bills 60/1
Vikings 60/1
Browns 60/1
Jaguars 100/1
Raiders 100/1