Lessens the asking price and teaches a valuable lesson all in one shot.

I really, really like PJ Williams for this defense. IMO, best CB in this draft for what Sutton runs. (Williams then Eric Rowe.)

Might drop him to our second rounder...

Now if we could just get one of those top WRs to fall to our pick.

This is his 2nd run in with the cops. Developing a pattern

Not sure I want dumb, irresponsible guys on our team. However, young guys are often dumb and irresponsible. So, if interested in this guy, I'd check his ass out all the way up to the small intestine before I'd draft him. Maybe, just maybe, this incident may assist in the maturation process. On the other hand, it might be an indication of a simple idiot who will always be a simple idiot.

What's with it with these guys anyway? Sitting on the edge of a fantastic opportunity and then go and get blasted/arrested. Dumb is as dumb does.

Sheesh.

If I'm ok taking a guy with off field issues, why wouldn't I rather have Peters? Seems to have more upside

Big difference between DUI and issues with coaches.

Will Shields was a third round pick. Hall of Famer. Probably the best lineman to ever play for the Chiefs.

Dave Szott was a seventh round pick. Rock solid his entire career.

Tim Grunhard was a second round pick. Arguably the least talented of his group he played with, albeit a great center (that never played guard! OH THE HORROR!!)

Brian Waters was a ****ing UDFA that played another position entirely before switching to o-lineman. Arguably the MOST talented lineman of the bunch.


The point is you don't blow first round picks on interior lineman. And this year's version of the Chiefs especially needs playmakers taken early and often in this draft, on both sides of the ball.

PJ Williams was a fringe 1st rounder to begin with. I bet he could fall to round 3 with this incident. A steal if we could get him there.

Shit, take him in the second. Don't even gamble if he'll be there in the third.

Glad someone gets it.

If you know what you're doing, you don't necessarily need them at tackle either - certainly not RT.

BAFB

/titus

Meh, I'm sure you can find hall of fame guards that were early picks too.

The Chiefs problem is thag they e sucked at drafting. No matter what position, they've sucked

Then by all means, let's keep throwing shit at a wall to see what sticks, and then next season we can all sit around saying we should have taken (name playmaking position here).

There are a glut of playmakers to be had in the first round this year. I will not be happy if we take a guard/center/d-tackle guy/3-4 end guy.

Guards taken in the 1st round since 2001.

2014 - None
2013 - Jonathan Cooper, Chance Warmack, Kyle Long
2012 - David DeCastro, Kevin Zeitler
2011 - Mike Pouncey, Danny Watkins
2010 - Mike Iupati
2009 - None
2008 - Branden Albert
2007 - Ben Grubbs
2006 - Davin Joseph
2005 - Logan Mankins
2004 - Vernon Carey
2003 - None
2002 - Kendall Simmons
2001 - Steve Hutchinson

I think the 3rd round is a great area to draft an OL. Get your playmakers early this year and then fill that hole later.