Chiefs were at the Lindenwood pro day.

[Direckshun]

Pierre Desir, anyone?

Originally Posted by Direckshun

CB Pierre Desir, Lindenwood -- Soon to be the 2nd Haitian in the NFL, Desir comes with the usual small school rap sheet: played against vastly inferior, Division II competition, but boasts impressive measurable. The measurables in question: 6'1", 200 lbs, looks like he could get bigger, great athleticism, 4.4 speed. But whatever nerves you have about a Division II corner, let it be soothed by the following information: Desir was thrown at 14 times this year. That's it, 14 times. 4 of those times, he intercepted the pass. 8 of those times, he defensed the pass. Considering he held his own at the Shrine game, and looked really good at the Senior Bowl, this is a guy who, assuming his Combine goes well, is an intriguing 2nd day pick. No question.

[Direckshun]

Lindenwood
It was windy and cold at Lindenwood pro-day but the St Louis Rams, Chicago Bears, Green Bay Packers, Kansas City Chiefs, Detroit Lions and Jacksonville Jaguars made the trip to watch cornerback Pierre Desir. The small-school corner ran the forty in similar times today in the poor conditions as he did at the combine (4.5s). His vertical jump of 38-inches was a three inch improvement. I'm told Desir looked much better in drills today compared to his performance from the combine, and a number of teams love the size and skill he brings to the table.

[Direckshun]

http://www.nfl.com/combine/profiles/...sir?id=2543811

6'1", 33" arms

2013: First-team AP Little All-American. American Football Coaches Association All-American. Led team with 4 INTs.

2012: AFCA All-American. First-team All-MIAA. Voted team’s Defensive Player of the Year. School-record 9 INTs. Had 9 PBU. Started all 12 games. 2011: Redshirted after transferring. Washburn University: Attended for 3 years, lettering twice in football. Second-team All-MIAA in 2010. High School: All-state DB. Tom Lemming’s No. 17 “athlete” in the nation.
Analysis
Strengths
Outstanding body and arm length -- looks the part. Good athlete with loose hips and a fluid pedal. Superb two-year production on the ball. Natural interceptor -- attacks the ball in the air like a receiver and tracks it very well. Plays big in critical situations. Very confident demeanor. Outstanding zone instincts -- sees patterns developing and jumps routes. Solid tackler. Experienced, four-year starter. Mature, accountable father of two. Solid character. Durable and has battled through injuries.
Weaknesses
Regularly matched up against inferior competition, inflating production, and was not challenged enough. Average timed speed. Loses a half-step in transition and will struggle to carry NFL receivers vertically. Could stand to do a better job wrapping as a tackler and filling faster -- does not always play to his size in the run game. Overaged.
Bottom Line
Exceptional-sized, Division II standout with the size, ball skills and anticipation to earn a job as a zone cover man. Has the physical traits to pique the interest of Seattle, Jacksonville and Tampa Bay.

[OldSchool]

As long as they don't make him our "surprise 1st round pick", I'll be fine.