The Sec of State is often considered a candidate, but I don't a see Parolin as a legitimate possibility. He is too much associated with Francis, whose papacy is not considered successful by many cardinals. And he is probably too young.
With so much of the Church shaken from the Bergoglio papacy, it's too early to pick a winner. Right now names are emerging as bait in order to assemble a coalition for other possibilities.
IMHO, there is one certitude: In 2013 many Cardinals voted for someone they didn't really know, with the assumption that there would be a continuation of the JPII-BXVI papacies. That didn't happen. The next conclave will not be filled with such presumption and negligence.
I'm sure the next pope picked by the cardinals will hate the traditional faith just as much as Francis does.
Italian site speculating the next Pope will be Italian. Yeah, seems legit. Europeans aren't nationalists anymore, amirite?
Wasn't it said that it was Tagle who had the best chance?