CBS Sports' Jonathan Jones reported on Wednesday that some teams he's spoken to gave Sanders a second-round grade. Per Jones, there's a "very good chance" that Sanders will drop to the second round, and it’s possible he’s not even the second quarterback to come off of the board.

Given that slide, it comes as no surprise there are now head-turning odds for Sanders when it comes to the first few selections. According to DraftKings, he is +750 to go No. 3 overall, +4,500 to go No. 4 overall and +5,000 to go No. 5 overall.

When it comes to the pre-draft process, it's unclear what the betting odds mean. Still, legalized wagering has helped provide an extra layer of information, and intrigue, when it comes to figuring out who goes where and when.