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Old 02-14-2013, 09:42 PM  
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What first round Chief picks have lived up to their hype
I will state the obvious first with the lengend DT.
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Old 02-14-2013, 10:00 PM   #31
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Old 02-14-2013, 10:00 PM   #32
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i said last 10 years not 1989 and 1994 whatever the **** in different eras
Did you just have a stroke?
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Old 02-14-2013, 10:06 PM   #33
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In order of meeting hype, I would go with this order. I'm not putting much research into the rankings in the bottom half. Actually, I'm not putting any research into it.

1997 13 13 Tony Gonzalez TE California
1963 1 1 Buck Buchanan DT Grambling State
1989 4 4 Derrick Thomas LB Alabama
1992 20 20 Dale Carter DB Tennessee
1988 2 2 Neil Smith DE Nebraska
1984 5 5 Bill Maas DT Pittsburgh
1978 2 2 Art Still DE Kentucky
1977 10 10 Gary Green DB Baylor
2005 15 15 Derrick O. Johnson LB Texas
2007 23 23 Dwayne Bowe WR Louisiana State
2006 20 20 Tamba Hali DE Penn State
1984 21 21 John Alt T Iowa
2003 27 27 Larry Johnson RB Penn State
2010 5 5 Eric Berry DB Tennessee
2008 15 15 Branden Albert G Virginia
1969 23 23 James Marsalis DB Tennessee State
1996 28 28 Jerome Woods DB Memphis
1968 19 19 Mo Moorman G Texas A&M
1999 14 14 John Tait T Brigham Young
1979 2 2 Mike Bell DE Colorado State
1984u 5 5 Mark Adickes T Baylor
1998 27 27 Victor Riley T Auburn
2008 5 5 Glenn Dorsey DT Louisiana State
2012 11 11 Dontari Poe DT Memphis
1994 25 25 Greg Hill RB Texas A&M
1980 11 11 Brad Budde G USC
1974 16 16 Woody Green RB Arizona State
1991 21 21 Harvey Williams RB Louisiana State
2009 3 3 Tyson Jackson DE Louisiana State
2000 21 21 Sylvester Morris WR Jackson State
1971 16 16 Elmo Wright WR Houston
1985 15 15 Ethan Horton RB North Carolina
1982 11 11 Anthony Hancock WR Tennessee
1981 14 14 Willie Scott TE South Carolina
1987 19 19 Paul Palmer RB Temple
1979 23 23 Steve Fuller QB Clemson
1986 7 7 Brian Jozwiak T West Virginia
1983 7 7 Todd Blackledge QB Penn State
1968 22 22 George Daney G Texas-El Paso
2011 26 26 Jonathan Baldwin WR Pittsburgh
1990 13 13 Percy Snow LB Michigan State
2002 6 6 Ryan Sims DT North Carolina
1976 14 14 Rod Walters G Iowa
1972 23 23 Jeff Kinney RB Nebraska
1970 26 26 Sid Smith T USC
1967 24 24 Eugene Trosch DT Miami (FL)
1995 31 31 Trezelle Jenkins T Michigan
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Old 02-14-2013, 10:10 PM   #34
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Yeah but he was awsome for a short time.
Up to the hype is longer than two seasons.
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Old 02-14-2013, 10:11 PM   #35
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correct me if im wrong but Jerome Woods on paper is a really good statistical sample for 9 seasons. Definitely better than LJ at least
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I would put both Buck and DT ahead of Tony.

Both had greater impact on the fortunes of the team, and Buck had othr teams drafting just to try and deal with him.

And where's Otis Taylor?
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Old 02-14-2013, 10:13 PM   #37
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I will throw in DJ. He has been very good imo.
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I would put both Buck and DT ahead of Tony.

Both had greater impact on the fortunes of the team, and Buck had othr teams drafting just to try and deal with him.

And where's Otis Taylor?
Tony was a #13 pick, though, and had much lower expectations than Buck or DT. If the question is "living up to the hype", I would argue that the #2 receiver of all time more than surpassed his hype as a mid-first round TE.

I grabbed these picks from drafthistory.com. They don't list first-round picks in any year prior to 1967 other than Buck. Did we not get our picks in those years? Was Otis a first-round pick?
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I would put both Buck and DT ahead of Tony.

Both had greater impact on the fortunes of the team, and Buck had othr teams drafting just to try and deal with him.

And where's Otis Taylor?
Otis Taylor was a 5th round pick.
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Otis Taylor was a 5th round pick.
Forgotten that.

Remember that hotel heist, and was thinking he was a first.
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Forgotten that.

Remember that hotel heist, and was thinking he was a first.

He lived up to his hype as a fifth-round pick.
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Guys like Ryan Sims, Blackledge and Dorsey would have to be bigger disappointments for me than a Trezelle Jenkins. Simply because expectations are higher for a top 10 pick,than a guy picked near the end of the 1st.
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