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Drafting a NT to replace Poe
If Poe leaves, it's a pretty big hole in the DL. Jaye Howard can be the NT in 2017, but it's his last year.
Let's take that scenario into play. Who could the Chiefs draft to be NT? It really looks thin on NT prospects this year. Probably why they want to keep Poe |
If healthy, I trust in Howard to play well at NT. If the Chiefs can't extend him early into the season or after, then yes.. huge hole. Either way...
I like Dalvin Tomlinson from Bama, if he is available in the late 3rd/4th rd. Also a fan of DeAngelo Brown from Louisville on day 3. (thinking 5th rd) |
Poe is easily replaceable . Pull up ANY game this year and watch the replay and focus on Poe. Chris Jones right now is 5x better than Poe. Poe got single teamed and pushed around .
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Poe's back problems are more of a concern to me than anything else at this point. I think it would be a mistake to re-sign him at the price he's going to command.
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Eddie Vanderdoes from UCLA could be a good 3rd rounder
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Not a real great class for 0 techs. I'd give the job to Howard for now and draft a new one next Spring.
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Stevie Tuikolovatu, USC, 6'1", 350 lbs, 2nd team all PAC 12, 5th rd.
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Give Poe's money to Brandon Williams.
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I think this would be my list:
Dalvin Tomlinson, Alabama, DT - 6'3" 312 Montravius Adams, Auburn, DT - 6'3" 308 Jaleel Johnson, Iowa, DT - 6'3" 309 Vincent Taylor, Oklahoma State, DT - 6'2" 310 Eddie Vanderdoes, UCLA, DT - 6'3" 320 Josh Tupou, Colorado, DT - 6'3" 362 Josh Augusta, Missouri, DT - 6'4' 365 I do prefer Adams as a 34DE, but I think he could bulk up a bit and be a NT. I think you look at Tomlinson, Johnson, Vanderdoes, Tupou, and Augusta as more of the traditional clogger/run-stoppers. I think Adams and Taylor offer more burst and versatility. |
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If we do anything other than give Poe an extension this year, we better draft NT as if it were our biggest need (unless the right QB were there).
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Howard is more than capable of playing NT |
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Nailed It !! |
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