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Originally Posted by Saccopoo
Utah's Tim Patrick is a better option than Pascal.
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Actually made a switch to DeAngelo Yancey of Purdue. I've been meaning to change that Pascal pick for a while, but was looking for a guy I really liked.
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Originally Posted by kcchiefsus
I know Dorsey/Reid like to draft a QB every year, but personally I would rather use the pick on someone who is more likely to stick on the roster unless we draft one high in the draft. Until we finally have the balls to grab a QBOTF in the 1st (or 2nd) I'd rather use our available resources on someone who could at the very least contribute on special teams. We've had enough of nobodies like Murray and Hogan.
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Everyone wants a QBOTF. Thing is, this isn't a great draft to find that. I do really like Mason Rudolph as a 2nd round guy you sit for a couple years developing. But... You gotta have that third guy, camp/practice arm that holds a clip board. Chiefs will likely only have Bray going into 2017. If a worthwhile player isn't there early on, I think you have to draft a #3 guy.
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Originally Posted by RunKC
A few things I think you should consider crow:
-a real #2 TE (Kelce injury insurance)
-a speedy ball hawk at S (Parker injury insurance)
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I think the Chiefs already have a really nice stable of TEs, and Ross Travis will have a year under his belt. I'd be hesitant to pull the trigger on a TE at all.
Nacua is probably the best ball hawk in the NCAA at safety. Problem is more with his run defense. Also seems to be the problem Parker had early on. Not only that, KC has guys that can play that role already with Murray and White. I don't see a Parker replacement as a huge necessity. I think you get worried about drafting a legit safety prospect if Eric Berry walks.