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Old 04-28-2012, 10:12 PM  
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1. Dontari Poe-NT Memphis
- NOt a huge fan of Poe based on what I saw from his play at Memphis. That being said, I recognize his athletic ability and potential. He just didn't show much on film to me imo. I would have preferred Brockers or a trade down, but to me this is much better than taking Kuechly or DeCastro.

2. Jeff Allen- OG IL
- Wow, Allen looks like he could immediately start over Lilja and provide an immediate upgrade. We'll likely have him sit this year, but looks to be an excellent fit with out zone blocking system. Helps solidify our O-line with a young, excellent nucleus of Allen, Hudson, and Asamoah.

3. Donald Stephensen- OT OU
-Another OL pick early, which could be used as a swing tackle or potentially Albert's replacement. Seems to have quicker feet imo from watching his combine drills and seems pretty athletic. OU only gave up 11 sacks last year IIRC, so he should be a pretty solid pass-protecter. Haven't watched any film yet but I trust Scott's judgement on OL picks since draftin Asamoah, Hudson and Allen.

4. Devon Wylie- WR Fresno State
-Is only 5'9 and looks to be exclusively used in the slot. Was really hoping for Joe Adams from AK who was snagged 2 picks earlier by Carolina. Is pretty injury prone but has good speed and runs solid routes. Can provide on returns and probably helps signal the future end of the DMC era.

5. DeQuan Menzie- CB/S Alabama
- Love this pick! Fits perfectly for our 2-3-6 scheme with 3 safeties, can play man or zone. Little small, but looks like a fantastic fit and a huge upgrade over Washington, Langford, McGraw, and Sabby Pisthebed.

6. Cyrus Gray-RB Texas A&M
-Like this pick as well for its value. PLenty had Gray pegged earlier and we were able to pick up a back who can block, catch, and runs pretty well. Again, probably solidifies the idea Hillis is a one year rental and will steal snaps from DMC.

7. Jerome Long-DE San Diego State
-Literally know nothing about this pick, other than he projects as a 5-tech DE for us who can be used inside on passing downs. Had 5 sacks IIRC last year, so that is a plus. Would have preferred Minnifield or Alfonzo Denard, who went off the board later to NE.

7. Jr. Hemingway-WR UM
-Looks to contribute on special teams and possibly take Terrence Coppers job in the future if he can make the team. Has pretty good speed and is large for being 6'1 (225lbs). There was still some talent left on the board IMO, would have preferred Brewster to back up Hudson, but am okay with the pick.

Overall, I give us a B. I was initially furious at the Poe pick and am still pretty pissed we didn't address another pass-rusher. I was pissed thinking that we had gone true fan the first 3 picks and bitter that Broyles was gone. Joe Adams going right before us was a bummer for me too. We needed to pick up another pass-rusher though; if Tamba goes down this year, we are ****ed. However, I love the Allen and Menzie picks. Think those two have a chance to contribute early and often.
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Old 05-02-2012, 11:56 AM   #31
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I think they'll like Wylie at WR because he has a unique skill set. He's really the only true deep threat on the team. Plus, he does provide that short area burst and quickness to be an effective slot guy.

He's unlikely to be Wes Welker. He's more like a faster, more polished Julian Edelman.
So he can play corner?
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Old 05-15-2012, 12:33 PM   #32
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Old 05-15-2012, 02:03 PM   #33
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Who, exactly, is going to supplant Copper?

Our WR, with Copper:

Bowe
Breaston
Baldwin
Wylie
Copper
McCluster (also RB)

Cunningham?
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Old 05-16-2012, 01:44 PM   #34
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Who, exactly, is going to supplant Copper?

Our WR, with Copper:

Bowe
Breaston
Baldwin
Wylie
Copper
McCluster (also RB)

Cunningham?
Wylie has been a gunner in college.
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Old 05-17-2012, 12:07 AM   #36
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Wylie or Hemingway could take Copper's spot.

Maybe Hemingway goes to the practice squad.

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Old 05-17-2012, 05:25 PM   #37
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Old 05-17-2012, 10:39 PM   #38
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Wylie or Hemingway could take Copper's spot.

Maybe Hemingway goes to the practice squad.

I know, SNR. I know.
If Hemingway makes the team he pushes Copper out. He's a bigger WR who could easily end up our best blocking WR. He's gonna have a tough time with Cassel at QB though. He rarely gets "wide open" and makes his best catches in traffic. I just don't see a QB like Cassel throwing it his way often enough. He'd be much better off with a QB like Quinn or Stanzi.

Obviously, I'm rooting for him, but I'd say he has about a 30% chance of making the team at this point.
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Old 05-18-2012, 12:08 PM   #39
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McCluster or Verran Tucker could take Copper's spot.

Maybe Tucker goes to the practice squad.

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Wylie is not McCluster. He gives you more on special teams because he can cover kicks on top of providing something in the return game. He's also a legit slot WR/deep threat. McCluster is not.

Tucker wasn't a draft pick. Hemingway was. They'll probably take a longer look at him because of that.
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Wylie is not McCluster. He gives you more on special teams because he can cover kicks on top of providing something in the return game. He's also a legit slot WR/deep threat. McCluster is not.

Tucker wasn't a draft pick. Hemingway was. They'll probably take a longer look at him because of that.
McCluster & Wylie were both taken too high in their respective drafts.
Wylie would have been undrafted if the Welker comparison didn't exist and the Chiefs dipshit coaches can't figure out what to do with McCluster.
If Norf had been McCluster's coach he'd be primed to leave the Chiefs in free agency to become some other teams primary offensive weapon.
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McCluster & Wylie were both taken too high in their respective drafts.
Wylie would have been undrafted if the Welker comparison didn't exist and the Chiefs dipshit coaches can't figure out what to do with McCluster.
If Norf had been McCluster's coach he'd be primed to leave the Chiefs in free agency to become some other teams primary offensive weapon.
I think we snagged him because Adams was plucked by Carolina right before him and wanted to still pick up a receiver who can play the slot and provide in the return game.
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