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Dane Brugler Mock 3.0 (Chiefs picks R1/R2)
This mock is from Brugler at The Athletic. I like his analysis quite a bit, I’m just posting the Chiefs selections that he suggested.
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I like the 1st but not a fan of the 2nd round picks at all
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I don't know about using the Chiefs previous likes when selecting players, they have a whole new defensive staff, or atleast I think they will.
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First pick is great-wouldn't go that route on the 61st or 64th picks
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Not sure I like the first 2nd rounder. The second 2nd-rounder seems to be a "measurables" pick - I'm not sure they'll covet that kind of size anymore with Spags in charge of the defense, at least not at the cost of other attributes.
I love the 1st round pick though. |
Fine with Adderley and Johnson. He left Irv Smith, Mack Wilson and Deionte Thompson on the board at our 1. Devin Bush slid all the way to 44, Riley Ridley to 49 and Trayvon Mullen to 55.
I think Arcega-Whiteside is defensible at this point in the draft but just not the right fit for this team. He's another Conley sort of longer, high point kind of contested catch receiver and that's just not what Andy tends to do, IMO. Maybe they see him as a better version of Conley and can use him in the red zone and to move the chains (probably how they HOPED to use Conley and it just didn't quite work out). Amani Oruwariye falls all the way out of the 2nd in his mock, though. If the Chiefs had a shot to get Oruwariye and Johnson, I honestly think they'd do it. I guess I like Johnson a little more than most though. At least one of those guys will hit the field game ready to start the season and the other can push Ward to keep them all sharp. You do have some issues with deep speed with that duo, though. I just think that Spags preference for the cover 3 will help address some of those shortcomings with scheme and you can use the length and ball-skills that both guys have to pretty good effect underneath. Forcing teams into situations where they have to challenge us downfield is the way to go, IMO. Bottle up the short shit, force QBs into riskier throws and deeper drops. You could do that with those 2 DBs and especially with Adderley patrolling CF. |
Walterfootball has his latest mock out. The first round pick ****ing sucks....but if the 2nd fell like he has it.....****.
29. Dexter Lawrence, DT, Clemson 61. Nasir Adderley, S, Delaware 64. Devin Bush, LB, Michigan In his mock....we would have a shot at either Irv Smith or Amani Oruwariye at the end of the 1st. Give me either of those and then that 2nd round.....and I'm ****ing ecstatic. |
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There's no !@#$ing way we get Adderley and Bush at the back of the 2nd. We'd be lucky if 1 of them get there, let alone both. If it came together like that I wonder if you could just convince whoever took Irv Smith that they'd rather have Dexter Lawrence and just make a swap. It won't, but it would be funny to think about. |
Theres just no damn way it works like that right? I mean, maybe I'm overrating the shit out of Bush and Adderley, but theres no damn way.
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And I guess Adderley's small school background could also push him back there, but he just jumps off the tape. I guess I look at this as a combined probability thing. I give it 1 in 3 chances that Bush gets there and maybe 1 in 5 that Adderley does. For both of them to fall you're talking a 1/15 chance and those are just damn long odds. I think the 2nd is where you may see a ricochet if the 1st goes offense heavy. But if the first does go offense heavy, you're going to see some reaches in there. The OL seems to be the only place where I see real quality 1st round depth on the offensive side of the ball. The more I dig, the more down on this draft I get. Just not a huge fan of really any position group. OL and DL seems like the standout position groups. |
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I'm curious how everyone would feel about taking a G or a DL at 29. Seems it could line up. |
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If we add a WR, I just want a guy who can beat man coverage early. We’re going to see plenty of tight coverage after what NE and Baltimore did, making things tough on Mahomes.
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If you could put Dexter Lawrence on this DL that would be beastly.
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Screw receivers.
We need a starting Center and LG upgrade. If Jenkins or Risner fall in the 2nd you have to take one of them. 10-12 year starters. Brady wins because he is protected. |
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That run D would be wayyyy better Not much speed on the edges though lol |
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Speaks - Nnadi - Lawrence - Jones Houston - Hitchens - DOD |
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Unless they are saying that Spags likes tall CBs. I haven't researched that but I heard the exact same thing about Dorsey and his draft history with the Chiefs says differently. |
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Could be filthy. Put Houston at DE in nickel and dime packages, move Jones/Speaks inside. Kick Nnadi/Lawrence to the sideline. |
Arcega-Whiteside is probably my least favorite of the big bodied receivers in the draft....especially with a second round pick.
If we're taking a WR in the second round it better be because Deebo Samuel somehow fell off the face of the earth on draft day. |
I like the safety with the first pick, but Id rather have the best defensive player available with the 61st.
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I just went to The Athletic to read the entire mock.
If we pass on Deebo Samuel, especially if he ended up with the Pats, to take Arcega-Whiteside I'll be pretty disappointed. Dude is a Stefon Diggs clone. |
Dexter Lawrence has 35'' arms and an 85'' wingspan at 6'4'' and 340 lbs. Houston, Lawrence, Nnadi, Jones in base and Houston, Lawrence, Jones, Speaks in nickle would wreak havoc imo.
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Not saying I wouldn’t draft one but all players come with risk and reward. |
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I'd much rather draft a Ferguson to play RDE and leave Jones inside, where he's closest to the QB. |
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there's no such thing anymore, really. Look one of the problems with the run defense was that you could just run right at Dee Ford, he can't set the edge. He's a poor run defender. So, assuming that you tag and trade Ford and perhaps restructure Houston's deal, he'd be fine at RDE as he's a more physical player and given his knees, not having him with coverage responsibilities actually plays to his strengths at this point in his career. So IF you can get his cap to a decent number, he's a 3 down RDE no problem. Plus, he'd be next to Jones; and that means both will get 1 on 1 matchups damned near every play. Speaks and Kpass you can work with at LDE. Draft a Ferguson to learn, rotate, and you're in killer shape. If you can't rework Houston's deal to be reasonable, you let him walk and sign a Chris Long type and draft a Ferguson and you're in killer shape. |
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