7 round NFL mock for 2012

[the Talking Can]

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/1...d-order/page/2

Pick 12 - Kansas City Chiefs

David DeCastro, Offensive Guard, Stanford

Notes: Drafting DeCastro anchors the Kansas City run game, and keeps Matt Cassel healthy. That's most important.

Pick 44 - Kansas City Chiefs

Janoris Jenkins, Cornerback, North Alabama

Note: If Brandon Carr leaves in free agency, the Chiefs will need to move fast to replace their up-and-coming corner.

Pick 75 - Kansas City Chiefs
Josh Chapman, Nose Tackle, Alabama

Pick 108 - Kansas City Chiefs
Kendall Reyes, Defensive End, Connecticut

Pick 140 - Kansas City Chiefs
Terrance Ganaway, Running Back, Baylor

Pick 172 - Kansas City Chiefs
Rishard Matthews, Wide Receiver, Nevada

Pick 204 - Kansas City Chiefs
Derek Wolfe, Defensive End, Cincinnati

[Sofa King]

So you're predicting we let Carr walk?

[the Talking Can]

i'm not predicting anything

[ChiefsCountry]

DeCastro is a solid pick but keeping Cassel healthy is not important.

[the Talking Can]

i like the chapman and ganaway picks, don't know anything about the other players

[RealSNR]

I'd rather draft Konz and leave Hudson at guard if we have to go interior line with that pick. Center is the biggie that must get filled this year.

[O.city]

If we had a quarterback, that would be a damn fine draft that could put us over the top.

[Bump]

I'd like Ganaway in late rounds, the rest of that draft would make me want to puke.

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by ChiefsCountry

DeCastro is a solid pick but keeping Cassel healthy is not important.

This.

Originally Posted by the Talking Can

i like the chapman and ganaway picks, don't know anything about the other players

Janoris Jenkins is a MFing S-T-U-D. He was First Team All-SEC at Florida and got kicked off the team prior to this season for getting caught with bud multiple times. He has top-15 talent. His style of play is very similar to Flowers: an undersized (although 2" taller than BFlowers), man-coverage ball-hawk.

[Dexter Manley]

Originally Posted by SNR

I'd rather draft Konz and leave Hudson at guard if we have to go interior line with that pick. Center is the biggie that must get filled this year.

I would tend to disagree. Hudson is the C of the future. C needs to be in camp from day 1 and get it down. Starting a rookie C, potentially during a period of changing QBs, is asking for trouble, even with a good prospect like Konz.

The Wisconsin ORG is also a fine looking prospect, possibly available a bit later too...

[the Talking Can]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

This.



Janoris Jenkins is a MFing S-T-U-D. He was First Team All-SEC at Florida and got kicked off the team prior to this season for getting caught with bud multiple times. He has top-15 talent. His style of play is very similar to Flowers: an undersized (although 2" taller than BFlowers), man-coverage ball-hawk.

interesting, I wondered why a small school guy was so high...

[Dexter Manley]

"high" indeed...

and if he gets the lowest score on the Wonderlic for the CB position, that will count as a "+" for the Gators again this year, as Josh Portis did last year...

[DaKCMan AP]

Originally Posted by Dexter Manley

"high" indeed...

and if he gets the lowest score on the Wonderlic for the CB position, that will count as a "+" for the Gators again this year, as Josh Portis did last year...

Except neither finished their collegiate careers with Florida.

[Dexter Manley]

Originally Posted by DaKCMan AP

Except neither finished their collegiate careers with Florida.

That's why the Chickens won the TFG Wonderlic Odds last year.

Chickens 3
Gators 2+
LSU 2

Gators had Marcus Gilbert winning OT with an 11, Carl Johnson with the lowest overall and OG score at 6, and Josh Portis, the +, at 15 winning QB - (Supplemental Draft not counted, sorry Ohio State fans... what was Terrelle Pryor's score?? - LOL!!!!!!!!!!!)

[Dexter Manley]

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