Would KC move up in the 2nd round?
 

Seems like there might be around 2-3 good ILB prospects available at the top of the 2nd round. With DJ trying to make a comeback..it seems like a pressing need/insurance. Would it be worth it to trade up? This is a deep draft..especially at WR so what they give up could be costly.

Who are these good ILB prospects?

I don't see any guys that I'd reasonably want playing all 3 downs. That includes McKinney, Perryman, and Dawson

Well...that was pretty emphatic. Ha...

Imo OL and ILB are the two weaknesses on the roster..with WR coming in 3rd.

McKinney, Perryman, and Dawson...like you mentioned..and Kendricks. He will likely be gone though.

In this draft? I'd love to trade down from our first and get another 3rd or even a 2nd if we can move far enough to get one. Dorsey has kicked ass in the 3rd.

we should trade up to take a right tackle #1 overall

Oh..I agree with this. Not sure there will be a player at 18 that teams would want that badly though.

My post was hypothetical..many think Kendricks is the best ILB in this draft class. IF he was there at the top of the 2nd...which he most likely wont.

Because of the compensatory 3rd rounder we can afford to trade our 4th round pick along with our 2nd to move and get a guy. Is it a good idea? If you get your guy and he works out then yes. If he's Kawika Mitchell then no.

The NFL doesn't give teams enough time to make a pick/trade for Dorsey to make a deal in time to move up for a player.

Drugs are bad, OK....

it will be interesting to see


I get the feeling that Dorsey is a guy that doesn't trade up.

He is a quantity over quality, low-risk guy.

so is Reid

So is Alex Smith

So is Clark Hunt, come to think about it.

Quantity doesn't mean a devaluation of quality. It implies humility. The belief that we have done a good job with scouting, but with the wisdom to understand that some will far exceed expectations while others fall far short.

They will trade their 2nd for someone