One team has laid out a complete deal for the Washington Redskins' No. 2 pick in the 2020 NFL Draft according to Josina Anderson of ESPN.

It's unclear if the Redskins have an interest in the trade that has reportedly been laid out, but there is at least one team looking to trade up to get the pick.

The other big question is whether a team looking to move up to the No. 2 spot would be seeking to select a quarterback or Chase Young instead. If a trade happened and the team selected a quarterback, that would open up the Detroit Lions to take the former Ohio State defensive standout with the third pick, a dream scenario for them.

Redskins coach Ron Rivera told The Washington Times that the team won't push a trade if it's not decided on before the draft starts.

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“The first round to us, if it doesn’t happen before it starts, we’re not going to push it … That’s the truth of the matter.”

It makes sense that the Redskins wouldn't want to be working out a deal when they are on the clock, especially with all the issues that seem to be surrounding the draft technology.

If the Redskins do end up staying put with the second-overall pick, it's hard to imagine they are going to go anywhere besides selecting Young. The Redskins have also been involved with the trade rumors concerning Trent Williams.

Could the Redskins pull off two blockbuster trades in the same day? Only time will tell.