I think that we are going to pick up solid O-linemen to fill other positions later in the draft.

Even Andre Smith who may slide some, if you want an OT your argument should be for dropping down and taking them not taking an OT at 3.

Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of this draft if the Chiefs somehow were able to get into the 12-17 range while picking up several extra picks and ended up getting an OT and a Center out of this I wouldn't complain that much this is probably the year to get some starting lineman it's one of the few real strengths of the draft.

I personally would rather have the Pro Bowl LT moving our current one making him a Pro Bowl OG or RT instead of reaching on a consistent complementary ILB...

Are you ****ing high?

Are you actually saying you would rather have a Steve Hutchinson than a great Willie Roaf?

Have you ingested drugs that kill all your ****ing brain cells?

No...we want both Roaf and Hutchinson

Rust isn't even thinking about it properly, they'd play LT and RT no one in this scenario plays ****ing guard.

The hype machine claims another.

No I'm saying I would rather have a Roaf and Hutchinson than a Roaf and solid LB.

Wow. That's not good reasoning.

Good to hear you crazyhorse finally.

Seattle did this, what did they win?

two things about chiefs fans that are driving me crazy right now:

1. they want to trade down for a fraction of the value of our pick

2. they want to move our first round draft pick stud rookie LT to guard...just because...

two years in a row this shit franchsie won't spend a high pick on a QB but we're ok spending back to back firsts on the same position on the OL?

that's how championship teams are built? McFly?

and we wonder why it's been 25,000 years since our last superbowl?

Better hype than mediocre, right? I'm just afraid that Cassel is mediocre

So to answer my question that you ignored, you take Curry over Monroe? Thank You.

What "system"?

Aren't all offenses systems. I say instead of taking a risk on a QB with no experience that has a less than 40% chance of succeeding in the NFL, we just run, "the system".

Wouldn't that be easier?

Is Sanchez a product of a system? Or is he instant offense?