[Saccopoo]

I'm amending my choices after further contemplation:

1. David DeCastro, OG; Stanford
- The Chiefs selected Jeff Allen in the second round to play left guard as they obviously intend to have Rod Hudson man the pivot. If they were planning on taking a guard that high, why not just take the best guard in the draft by a long measure here at the #11 spot?

2. Alshon Jeffery, WR; South Carolina
- The Chiefs took two wide receivers in this draft. Obviously they want to develop better depth at this position. Jeffery can be utterly dominant and is in the same mold as Bowe and Baldwin.

3. Robert Turbin, RB; Utah State
- A bigger version of Cyrus Grey with better break away speed and the ability to go in-between the tackles with more authority.

4. Alameda Ta'amu, DT; Washington
- They obviously wanted more depth at the nose position. Ta'amu is a massive player adept at two gapping the offensive line.

5. Winston Guy, S; Kentucky
- Versatile player that is very effective in run support. Played CB, S, OLB and ILB for the Wildcats and was solid at all of them. Faster than Menzie.

6. Billy Winn, DT; Boise State
- Shocked that Winn was still on the board in the sixth. Destroyed people all year and has the size and strength to effectively play the five tech in a 34. Drafted a five tech guy in Jerome Long in round 7 - why not take a guy who was thought to be a potential Day 2 pick here in the sixth?

7. Nate Potter, OT; Boise State
- A developmental tackle with very good skills and excellent feet. Has as much potential as Stephenson who they took in the third.

7. Trevin Wade, CB; Arizona
- Fluid and instinctive and has excellent coverage skills. Like many Arizona players his play dropped off in 2011 after being one of the top CB prospects in 2010/2009.