Well, of course it all depends on how far down they move. But the Bills gave up an early 3rd to go from 43 to 34, so I'll take that bet on the charity donation (and I'll reciprocate - if the Pack moves down more than 6 slots but don't get a 3rd for it, I'll make a donation to the charity of your choice).

To answer Colby's question, OT is always a position that seems to get people to move up (Staley, Ugoh, etc.), and this year figures to be no different as there seems to be a big dropoff from Williams/Cherilus/Baker/Otah (all projected late first/early 2nd) to the next set of tackles. DL always draws trade-ups too, and DE and DT also appear to be a positions that have a dropoff at the end of the first, so someone could want to move up to address those areas. QB is another position that has been getting lean lately and has drawn a few trade-ups the last few years, but Flacco and Woodson appear to be more mid-2nd round than late first/early 2nd. TE is another position that has been lean lately, and also seems to be a big dropoff after the first 5 players, but like QB, TE probably won't start getting picked until early 2nd. So I think this year the best bet is for teams who want to trade up to get OL and DL.