Idk really. I don't really follow the NFL, so I don't know what translates well to that level other than that they are obsessed with measurables . . .
My impression is that Goff from Cal is the leader by a large enough gap that yes, you would want to trade past the others to get him. The two you'd be trading past would be Lynch and Wentz. Lynch from Memphis is supposed to be good but he didn't look that impressive to me really either when he beat Ole Miss or when he lost to Auburn, which were the only two times I saw him play. Carson Wentz from North Dakota State is supposed to be awesome, but he played at North Dakota State so I didn't see him until he played Jax State in the FCS title game when destroyed Jax State in a way that I would not have thought possible based on the way Jax State had played all year . . .
Connor Cook and Christian Hackenberg are two QBs from the Big Ten that others would be much better equipped to tell you about, but I don't think they are as desirable to the NFL as those first three . . .
Dak Prescott from Miss State and Cardale Jones from Ohio State are two that probably won't translate well to the NFL, but like I said that's just a guess bc my knowledge of what the NFL wants is limited . . .
Alabamas' QB Jake Coker has a strong enough arm that someone will probably take a flier on him as a backup. The biggest thing he has going for him other than his arm is the fact that he only actually played one year, so an NFL team might look at him as someone with a lot of upside if he's given time to learn. The biggest thing he has working against him is that the reason he only played one year is that he lost two QB battles -- one to Jameis Winston and the other to Blake Sims -- so how good could he really be . . ?
After that you're really getting into the dregs. Cody Kessler from USC and Brandon Allen from Arkansas are what I think NFL teams are looking for, but they're both really low in projected drafts so again, shows you what I know about what NFL teams want . . .
Jeff Driskell, who was forced to start too early at Florida and performed horribly in a horrible offense before he transferred to LaTech and redeemed himself may be worth looking at if you like a dark horse with really long odds . . .
So not a really deep QB class. I think it's Goff pretty clearly at the top, with Wentz and Lynch up next and then a pretty big dropoff with no sure things after that. But like I've said, I don't know much about this sort of thing. I'm just a fan, not a scout