There are usually plenty of trades during the NFL Draft, and rumors have been swirling about what teams might be looking to move around.

According to Albert Breer of Sports Illustrated, the Denver Broncos, Tampa Bay Buccaneers, and Atlanta Falcons are three teams that are looking to move up in the first round of the 2020 NFL Draft:

The Bucs and Broncos, I’ve heard, could be going up for one of the top four linemen (Becton, Jedrick Wills, Tristan Wirfs and Andrew Thomas), making Jacksonville’s slot, at No. 9, a potential hotspot, given the needs the Browns and Jets have at 10 and 11.

With both teams wanting the same thing, and maybe only one spot to trade up to, that could drive up the price, and the Jacksonville Jaguars are sitting in a great spot.

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Breer also said it's unclear exactly what the Falcons might be trying to trade up to get in the NFL Draft, but they still need some more defensive help heading in 2020:

“It’s not as clear what the Falcons would be pursuing, though GM Thomas Dimitroff has always, in the past, been more proactive than most in looking at the option of moving up.”

With the NFL Draft taking place virtually this year, trading during the draft could be a little more difficult. It's not going to be impossible but it's going to take an extra step or two to get the trades completed.

With no other sports on, the draft should be highly watched, and trading is going to add an extra level of intrigue to this years.