You have a 50/50 chance of being right. Might as well claim you have sources and pick one of the two.
That's just it - there are enough tea leaves out there to justify a prediction of either one. In the end, nobody knows, so people are just making a guess on a 50/50 proposition. This is like finding justification for all the reasons the next coin flip will be heads or tails and saying you knew it all along if you guess right. But in the end, from out vantage point here, it's simply a guess.
People can cherry pick all the reasons/tea leaves they want to justify that the pick will be Goff. Or they can cherry pick all the reasons/tea leaves why the pick will be Wentz. But in the end, it's purely a guess, nothing more.
Browns traded out of pick two, after multiple reports say they were much higher on Goff. In step the Eagles...
There also were reports back in February that they were interested in moving out of the #2 spot to get more picks, long before the Titans had traded out of the #1 spot. And they had plenty of ammunition to swap spots with Tennessee if they really had their minds set on one guy.
See how that works ... you can pick and choose the point about being higher on Goff, or you can pick and choose the reports that they were willing to trade out of the pick when they still had a chance to get Goff. It's just which of those you choose to believe, but in the end we are just guessing.