New Signees
Andrew Lewis, OL, Oklahoma State
Austin Signor, K, Eastern Illinois
Rich Gunnell, WR, Boston College

I've only seen one for me. I eat everything. While not entirely accurate, it's pretty close.

Half those guys were drafted and much of the other half I already brought up based on my own prognostication.

Chiefs
Jeremy Horne, WR, UMass
Andrew Lewis, OL, Oklahoma State
Austin Signor, K, Eastern Illinois
Rich Gunnell, WR, Boston College

Another kicker, apparently the only position Pioli can evaluate, that and guys from Boston.

A camp kicker; exciting!

The Seahawks haul is pretty crazy:
James Brindley, FS, Utah State (5-10, 196)
Marcus Brown, CB, Arkansas State (6-1, 195)
Kyle Burkhart, OT, Southern Miss. (6-4, 293)
Jeff Byers, C, USC (6-3, 301)
Reggie Carter, OLB, UCLA (6-0, 238)
Patrick Devenny, TE, Colorado (6-3, 239)
Kevin Dixon, ILB, Troy (6-2, 257)
DeMarcus Granger, NT, Oklahoma (6-2, 332)
Quintin Hancock, WR, Tennessee (6-2, 211)
Will Harris, FS, USC (6-0, 204)
Adrian Martinez, C, Colorado State (6-3, 317)
Joe Pawelek, ILB, Baylor (6-2, 237)
Jacob Phillips, OT, Belhaven (MS) (6-6, 299)
Josh Pinkard, CB, USC (6-1, 214)
Rob Rose, DE, Ohio State (6-4, 294)

13. Andrew Lewis

College: Oklahoma State
Height/Weight: 6-4, 290

Lewis is a fifth-year player who will be a three-year starter in 2009. He has started at both left guard and center. He needs to get stronger, but he moves well and plays smart.

Andrew Lewis:
Strengths:
Athletic lineman who can play both center and guard. Quick off the ball and into his blocks. Gets to the second level, can run and block in space. Long arms, plays with leverage and gets some push. Technically proficient. Good in combination blocks. Scrappy and competes. Quick into his pass sets. Displays good balance, mirrors & slides well and can recover when initially beaten. Ideal fit for a zone-blocking scheme.

Weaknesses:
Not huge and doesn't have the frame to add much weight. Not powerful; more of a position/seal guy, though not what you would call a liability. Can be driven back by top power DTs.

Projection:
Smart, versatile lineman should be chosen in the middle rounds. Needs some seasoning, but has the tools to develop into a starter down the road. Snaps lefty, a rarity.

http://cdsdraft.com/profile.php?id=2410



Also a character guy, Lowe's senior class award guy, from Joplin, MO.

Here you go...........Chiefs
Jeremy Horne, WR, UMass
Andrew Lewis, OL, Oklahoma State
Austin Signor, K, Eastern Illinois
Rich Gunnell, WR, Boston College

Thanks for that. I hadn't heard.

Lewis could be a good fit in this system.
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A kicker?

They are going to convert him to return kicks...

Considering we have 0 DL depth you'd think the Chiefs would have been on guys like Granger and Rob Rose oh and Vince Oghobaase.