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I guess it depends how you look at it...
If the Chiefs use the first 2 rounds to add 1 starting QB, 1 Defensive Playmaker and another starting OLB to their roster, on paper, you'd have to at least consider that was successful by Chiefs standards. I mean, the 2nd could have gone to the next Jr Siavii. |
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Brown is better.
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I can't tell what this Denver/Chicago trade has done for the stock of Sanchez and Stafford, but I get the feeling now that one of them is going #1.
So the real question is the stock price of our #3 pick, assuming the other QB is still there. And honestly, even if he isn't. Then we're talking about pick of the litter at LT. We're really in a badass position. At this point, I think taking Aaron Curry could be a mistake. We'd be smarter to draft Sanchez or Stafford ourselves, if for no other reason than trade value and potential. The #3 pick is going to make too much coin to waste on anything else. So long story short, I think we'll trade down and gain picks doing it. That or another piece to the puzzle in a wild trade scenario. |
I wonder if someone would trade up with us for a LT?
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Slowly put the crackpipe down. |
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I won't play pretend but i do think we need do draft a defensive line stud, preferably a DE.
If Pioli trades down a few spots, which i would expect actually. Then a DE and a OT. But i also would not be surprised if they picked a WR. |
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The draft is absolutely loaded with high quality offensive lineman that would immediately upgrade the Chiefs line (maybe for a decade) but moving down a few spots would still be way, way, way too high for these guys. DHB could be a possibility at #12-17 but the Chiefs would have to absolutely love him because he's a boom or bust guy. |
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