It seems like Reid and Dorsey want their players to be nasty maulers. Winston was a finesse tackle. And Moeaki was a pretty technically sound guy, but he just lacks the toughness you want. He is most definitely getting phased out.

I get wood, by the way, thinking of how tight ends will be used in this new offense.

you should come around more often. Good to see you back.



I SWEAR I saw you in independence center. almost said "Mecca" just to see if you would look around
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Oh and then I proceeded to follow you from store to store...talking shit about everything you looked at
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J/K
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I don't live to far from there so it's possible.

Right around Valentines day. With a woman. Green carhart style coat.
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I like Kelce.

I'm just not sure he was BPA at 3.1

Had the Chiefs not taken him I guarantee he'd have gone in the next 10-15 picks.

I don't discount that.

I just don't think he was BPA at 3.1. Doesn't mean he's not a fine pick, even at the slot selected.

But for Dorsey to continually go on about this mantra of BPA with the selections they made makes me laugh.

He could have been bpa for us though
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That's possible as well.


I really like the kid and think he's got a legitimate chance at being special.

It's possible he was the best player on their board, this draft more than any other I recall was very hard to predict everyone was all over the place.

Well as Billick has said, sometimes it's a combination of BPA and need thus you can do both with one pick. He was the last decent TE available and Reid/Dorsey still did not feel comfortable with our TE situation as it was and saw an opportunity.

That's what it was.

The teams that literally stick to BPA or need don't exist anymore.

It really was. I have no idea why Okafor dropped as far as he did as an example.