*****The Mitch Morse Thread*****

[Dante84]

Originally Posted by thabear04

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[Mother****erJones]

Originally Posted by oaklandhater

Would have rather got a WR who will make a impact Year one not Year Two-Three.

Think about this. With Maclin, Kelce, Charles, DAT and Wilson getting touches, where would his come exactly?

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Mother****erJones

And some mocks had DGB going round one. Point is mocks are just that...mocks.

They're bullshit.

You could start a website tomorrow and generate a metric ****ton of web traffic through affiliate programs and sell-throughs.

That doesn't mean the site would right.

[splatbass]

Originally Posted by SNR

It's about to get worse.

That's right. You heard me. Our 2nd round pick of OL makes our OL WORSE.

We're going to rush Morse into a starting role, and he's going to suck. If Kush didn't give us awful C play, then this guy sure as **** will.

Take a midol, you are PMSing bad.

[oaklandhater]

Originally Posted by Mother****erJones

Think about this. With Maclin, Kelce, Charles, DAT and Wilson getting touches, where would his come exactly?

I was hoping the WR we draft would take Wilson spot.

[mdchiefsfan]

Originally Posted by SNR

It's about to get worse.

That's right. You heard me. Our 2nd round pick of OL makes our OL WORSE.

We're going to rush Morse into a starting role, and he's going to suck. If Kush didn't give us awful C play, then this guy sure as **** will.

SNR, I like you man, but this is hyperbole. Hate to say it, but we need competition at C. Whoever wins, wins. If Kush goes in to camp with no competition what-so-ever, does he come out for the season being the best he could possibly be?

You can debate the round he took him in, but what I see is a supposedly versatile OL, who could fill gaps across the board, should he not win then we have someone who can supposedly play as anyone's back up. Versatility is valuable in the NFL.

just my $.02

[Pasta Little Brioni]

This place goes even fuller reerun by the day

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

Just saw that Morse had the 2nd most reps on the bench press at the combine at 36

[Baby Lee]

Originally Posted by Cmd'r&Chief

I seriously hope somebody is executed over this pick

I seriously hope someone buys you a dictionary, or prescribes you some Lithium.

[Hammock Parties]

I can't wait to GIF this kid up with the tagline DOT DOT DASH MOTHER****ER

[TEX]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

Dude, chill out.

$2 million is dick when the salary cap is $143 million. Morse will likely start at right guard, and kick ass, and if necessary, move to center.

That's what I was thinking. Great to have versatile OL players that can actually play rather than have those who can't and just take up space. (as we had last year)

[ForeverChiefs58]

Green Bay packers had to start a rookie 5th rd pick last year their first game going against Seahawks defense.

I believe Seahawks had to start a rookie at center too last year, and might have to do it again this year.

[ForeverChiefs58]

Interesting

Seattle has three centers on its current roster — Patrick Lewis, who started four games last season; recent free agent signee Jared Wheeler, who spent part of the preseason last year on the rosters with Buffalo and Carolina; and Drew Nowak, who spent last season on the practice squad. Lemuel Jeanpierre, who started three game last year after being brought back at mid-season, is a free agent.

The Seahawks have been avidly searching for a veteran free agent to fill in depth at center, this week getting a visit from Chris Myers, who spent the last seven seasons with Houston. But Seattle could be waiting until after a May 12 deadline when unrestricted free agents no longer mean giving up a compensatory draft pick to sign a veteran. Seattle also has 11 picks in the draft and could take a center there.

[ForeverChiefs58]

Found this from Carroll on difficulties starting a rookie center:

Carroll said the team would not be adverse to drafting a center and having him start next season if necessary.

“We’ve had rookies start everywhere over the years,” he said. “Just depends on the guy and if that happened these guys are going to have to be really good, have his act together and all that and have to beat out some guys that are in our system pretty good, too. So we’ll see how it goes”

Asked about the difficult of a rookie starting at center, Carroll said: “This will be an interesting competition. We’ll see how it goes. It’s a lot to ask a guy, yeah. A lot to ask. That position can be the key position in kind of being the quarterback of the front, so it’s a lot to ask a young guy. Just depends on where he comes from, what his makeup is, how he handles stuff and all of that. And like always, we will look at whoever the guy is and we will adapt accordingly to match up what we need to do. Sometimes responsibilities have to be shifted a little bit because of the makeup of the guys that you have at any spot.”

[jd1020]

Haven't been able to watch any of the draft, been getting messages on my phone for who they've picked and I didn't get this pick at all. It confused me even more when I looked at who was available and you've got a 2 TE team with the highest rated TE of the draft still sitting there.

Is this not a guy that would have been available in round 3, maybe even the round 3 comp pick instead of another CB?

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by jd1020

Haven't been able to watch any of the draft, been getting messages on my phone for who they've picked and I didn't get this pick at all. It confused me even more when I looked at who was available and you've got a 2 TE team with the highest rated TE of the draft still sitting there.

Is this not a guy that would have been available in round 3, maybe even the round 3 comp pick instead of another CB?

Yes. I'm sure you know it all. I'm sure you've spoken to the Chiefs directly and have met all the guys on their board. And players on other team's boards after the Chiefs. You knew EXACTLY where he SHOULD have been picked.

****ing Armchair GMs...