The Los Angeles Chargers were prepared to select Tua Tagovailoa if Justin Herbert was already off the board.

"Yeah, we felt great about both guys," Tom Telesco said. "Well, actually, we felt great about all three quarterbacks that went in the top six. All three are going to be really good players in this league, and it's a comforting factor to know. We hope we don't pick sixth very often. If we do, I won't be making very many picks here. (So) in a pick this high, if there's a potential down-the-road franchise quarterback there that you like, you have to take him."

The Chargers decided not to trade up because of how close they had the quarterbacks on their board.

The Detroit Lions plan on trading down from No. 3 to either No. 4 or No. 5.

The Lions have a degree of confidence they will agree to a trade with either the New York Giants at No. 4 or the Miami Dolphins at No. 5.

The Giants are believed to be targeting an offensive tackle at No. 4, as are the Dolphins at No. 5. 

The targets are Georgia tackle Andrew Thomas, Alabama tackle Jedrick Wills Jr. or Iowa tackle Tristan Wirfs.

The Dolphins could trade up to No. 3, but could target a quarterback such as Justin Herbert or Tua Tagovailoa. 

The Cincinnati Bengals have rebuffed the Miami Dolphins multiple times regarding a trade for the No. 1 overall pick, according to league sources.

The Dolphins called more than once over the past few weeks but were told there was no chance the Bengals would move the selection, which they'll use on Joe Burrow.

Miami has three first-round picks -- Nos. 5, 18 and 26. They also have an NFL-high 14 total selections this year.

The Miami Dolphins are attempting to move up to the No. 3 pick without trading out of No. 5.

The Detroit Lions own the No. 3 pick and have listened to offers for the selection.

Miami also owns the 18th and 26th picks.

According to the traditional version of the draft value trade chart, the third picks is worth 2,200 points compared to 1,700 for No. 5. The Dolphins could get close if they package No. 18, No. 26 and No. 39.

The Miami Dolphins "rushed to try to get Tua Tagovailoa to Miami" on the night before the NFL halted visits between college prospects and NFL teams.

The NFL banned visits on March 13th.

Tagovailoa was the first college prospect the Dolphins attempted to bring to Miami in March for a visit.

The Dolphins are widely believed to be targeting a quarterback in the draft.

A number of teams have been in contact with Jordan Love, who is believed to be rising on draft boards with the draft approaching.

The New Orleans Saints, Green Bay Packers, Los Angeles Chargers, Las Vegas Raiders, Miami Dolphins and Indianapolis Colts have been in touch with Love via FaceTime and other virtual methods.

Love could go anywhere from the top-10 through the back half of the first round.