At least the Chiefs didn’t wait until the 11th hour to change the look of free agency for the second year in a row.

Could Daniel Jones fill one of the open chairs as a starter for the Titans, Browns, Steelers or Raiders? Does he enter the equation for the Rams if Matthew Stafford is traded to the Giants or Raiders? Could he return to New York and compete with old teammate Tyrod Taylor on the Jets? 

The move further escalates the likelihood of a new franchise quarterback coming to New York.

Carter could become the third non-quarterback to be drafted No. 1 overall since 2015.

The NFL free agent quarterback picture crystallized ever so slightly Tuesday — if you believe that head coaches and general managers weren’t selling smokescreens at the scouting combine — but that only removed a few seats and drove up competition for others in the inevitable game of musical chairs that will start March 10.