Only thing that didn't fit with Hudson was his $$$ demands. As Reid said, Hudson was fortunate that he was pretty much the only good free agent center available. He hit the market at the right time......otherwise, I suspect he'd still be a Chief.

Truth.

Hell, I'd be happy if he started playing like a 1st rounder.

Would be a bonus if he started playing like a #1 overall pick.

Stephenson's combine numbers were one of the best, if not the best, I've ever seen from an offensive lineman. 4.94 40. 35.5" vertical at 6'6", 312 lb. Insane. He has good feet and comes up and out from his stance extremely fast.

The one thing that was a legitimate criticism was his lack of functional playing strength. He was not strong like bull. It's obvious why he dipped into the PED's which led to his suspension. If he can get to the point where he's weight trained himself into his natural athleticism, I think he can be one of the better tackles in the league.

If not...eh.

Allen was primarily viewed as a career backup OL guy at four positions. Valuable to a team, but I've never seen him as a starter in the league. He doesn't have the athleticism to be a edge protector or the strength to function effectively in the box. However, he can play either guard or tackle position and gives the team a security blanket for the entire line.

Personally, I could see them going offensive tackle in the first and then an interior guy in the third.

If La'el Collins is there, it's not a bad pick, though I doubt he's going to be available.

As I stated in Draft Planet, I think that Oregon's Jake Fisher is one of the most viable options for the Chiefs in the first round. He fit's Dorsey's profile to a "T" and is a nasty ****er on the field.

Don't be too surprised if his name is read on Draft day when the Chiefs pick.

If that doesn't jibe with you, you better start hoping to hell that this team gets Stephenson the Balco vitamin regime or gets Derek Sherrod's head back into football. Otherwise, there is a definite possibility of having Fisher bookends come opening game 2015.

Sac, how do you feel about DJ Humphries? If we pick OL at 18 I would want him.

Trade down and hopefully get another 2nd

1st Rd - OLB/S Shaq Thompson

Can fill Eric Berry or Derrick Johnson spot


2nd Rd - Best WR
2nd Rd - Best OL or CB

let the freak out begin LMAO

Ya know....that guy has a nearly unlimited ceiling if he can land somewhere with a coaching staff that knows how to utilize his talents.

Mr Versatility.

Every player named "Shaq" gets overrated.

Damn, the Chiefs are smarter than I thought then. This clearly explains the lack of high round QB's and why they should probably continue to stay away.

Sutton loves throwing a bunch of safeties out there at the same time

Thompson would be great for that

Personaly, I think that Petty has the highest ceiling in this class and if the Chiefs took him in the first, I wouldn't complain because there's so much WR depth and even offensive line depth.

He would be a steal for the Chiefs in the second, IMO.

:Lin:

Why would anyone advocate taking a poor route runner that hasn't played football in two years, when so many other WCO WR's that could contribute immediately are available?

If DGB played at freaking Clemson, no one on Chiefslpanet would have heard of him, let alone, advocate for him.

The reality is that we don't have Tom Brady, Aaron Rodgers, or even Russel Wilson.

Hell, just name about any of the playoff QBs last year.

We have Alex Smith.
He's not elite, and the only way he reaches 2nd tier status is if you provide him with the very best protection you can.

He can be highly efficient if you do, and we, as a fanbase, have to hope to hell that highly efficient is good enough.

I've said it before.
Marcus Marriota looks like the next Alex Smith.

I'll pass.

But by the time these newly drafted OL are hitting their prime, hopefully Alex is gone.

We should be drafting for the future, not for the next two years.

Zach Martin