Who the Chiefs are drafting: 2014 edition.

[Direckshun]

Charlie Campbell:

32. Kansas City Chiefs: Brandon Coleman, WR, Rutgers

Dwayne Bowe has been a disappointment in Andy Reid's offense. Kansas City could use more talent at receiver for Alex Smith.

Coleman (6-6, 220) is a massive receiver who looks like a tight end. He has been very consistent for Rutgers and has produced while playing in a running offense. The junior led the Scarlet Knights with 43 receptions for 718 yards and 10 touchdowns last season. Coleman led Rutgers with 663 receiving yards on 39 receptions with 10 touchdowns in 2011, too.

The biggest question about Coleman is if he has enough speed for the NFL. The senior started out this season with nine receptions for 94 yards and two touchdowns against Fresno State. He has 22 receptions for 326 yards with two touchdown receptions thus far in 2013. Coleman looks like he is still trying to regain his speed following offseason knee surgery.

Draftseason.com:

32. Kansas City – Bradley Roby CB, OSU
The Chiefs need a dynamic slot corner, and Roby can be that player. Roby came into this season with a top-5 grade from me, but off the field issues and a few bad performance have knocked him way down. If the Chiefs can grab up Roby they can add a playmaker on special teams and defense, similar to Tyrann Mathieu. - See more at: http://draftseason.com/lomas-round-1....9M1sgrk3.dpuf

Draft Tek:

32. Kansas City: LOT Cameron Erving, Florida State

Another OT to the Chiefs? This isn't about Eric Fisher. The jump from the MAC to the NFL is huge. He has struggled, but he has talent. The is all about the status of Branden Albert. Albert has played well, but he is unsigned for next year. The Chiefs would like to resign him. They are far apart on the money. Erving is an interesting prospect. He is quite athletic for his size and his physical, playing with a mean streak. Erving needs work on his fundamentals as his agression can be used against him. Unless Albert is resigned, the Chiefs need to shore up their Tackles and Erving would be an asset.

FanSpeak.com:

25. Kansas City Chiefs: TE Austin Seferian-Jenkins, Washington

Sports by Blayze:

32. Kansas City Chiefs (9-0): QB Tajh Boyd, Sr, Clemson

6'1, 225 lbs
Hometown: Hampton, VA
2013 Stats: 140-222, 1939 yards, 16 TD, 4 INT, 5 rushing TD

Alex Smith has dinked and dunked his way to a 9-0 start this year. The Chiefs are playing some very good football, but I have to think Andy Reid would love to find a young signal caller to groom behind Smith. Tajh Boyd has not quite had the season I hoped he would, and looks like a fringe first rounder right now. He is a good leader with a nice arm who can run when needed, but he has made some puzzling decisions this past few weeks. Couple that with his below average size, and he is not a top ten pick. He reminds me a bit of Donovan McNabb, and Reid could develop him into a future starter. Without a second round pick, this is when the Chiefs would have to pounce.

Behind The Steel Curtain:

32. Kansas City Chiefs - Brandon Coleman WR, Rutgers

K.C. could go in a number of directions with this pick. They will probably lose Brandon Albert in free agency and could spend a consecutive first round pick on an offensive tackle. They could also take a QB to groom for the long-term because Alex Smith is a game manager. Dwayne Bowe has largely been a disappointment since signing his extension so the Chiefs could take Jordan Matthews or Brandon Coleman. Defensively they will need a replacement for pending free agent Tyson Jackson and could take Stephen Tuitt.

CBS Sports:

32. Kansas City Chiefs: Jace Amaro, TE, Texas Tech

Alex Smith is leading the Chiefs to wins but his lack of ideal arm strength forces Kansas City to dink and dunk their way down the field. As such, he requires difference-makers around. Amaro isn't known across the country just yet but he will soon will be, as the 6-5, 260-pound junior possesses impressive speed and terrific hands.

Alpha Football Expert:

26.CHIEFS-DEVANTE PARKER-WR-LVILLE

The best thing about Dwayne Bowe is his blocking. His hands are suspect and he is getting slower by the year. As a #2 in a run first offense he is a good fit though. Donnie Avery is injury prone and his best roll would be as a #3. Enter Parker who has the ability , size and hands to be a true # 1 in this offense .Add that Andy Reid has shown a willingness to draft WR's high and this is a good fit .

The Quarterback:

32.) KANSAS CITY CHIEFS: Aaron Lynch, DE, USF

I think Andy Reid goes with the best player available, and at this juncture that player in Ra’Shede Hageman. I don’t think Reid is looking to draft a NT this early or even this year, so Aaron Lynch is the pick.

[Hog's Gone Fishin]

COLLEGE STATION, Texas -- Before walking through the tunnel behind the south end zone after pregame warm-ups on Saturday, Johnny Manziel stopped near the goal post where his parents, Paul and Michelle, stood waiting for him.

The last player in maroon and white to walk off the field, it seemed as if the Texas A&M quarterback was savoring every moment of the last Aggies game at Kyle Field this season. Before following his teammates into the tunnel, Manziel gave his mother and father each a warm embrace, and they reciprocated. With arms wrapped around each other tight, the emotion on their faces seemed telling.

If it wasn't Johnny Manziel's last game, period, at Kyle Field, it certainly had that feeling because Hog Farmer will spill stuff everywhere when the Chiefs make a move to draft Johnny in the 2014 draft.

The rest was vintage Johnny Football. If you tried to sum up his short college career in four quarters, Saturday's 51-41 win over Mississippi State would serve as a pretty accurate microcosm. A spin move here, a juke there. Touchdown passes in bunches, oohs and ahhs from the crowd when he scrambled for yardage or to extend passing plays and, yes, a few interceptions mixed in for good measure, because Manziel is nothing if not a risk-taker.

Johnny Manziel wouldn't say whether this was his last home game, but he savored it nonetheless.Heisman Trophy winner. Riverboat gambler. Highlight reel waiting to happen. Relentless and unapologetic. It all accurately describes Manziel, who is right in the middle of this year's Heisman race as he pursues a second consecutive trophy.

The numbers were good: 30-of-39 passing, 446 yards, five touchdowns, plus 47 rushing yards. There were those three interceptions that he'd like to have back, too, but in the end, he played well enough for his team to win. Was this it for Manziel in Aggieland? He's not ready to say.

"Not one bit," Manziel said, when asked if he has thought about or made a decision about his football future. "I'm focused on still trying to get us into a BCS berth and the best bowl that we can possibly get to. That's my only focus right now."

Whether or not this was his last game in front of the home crowd, Manziel made sure to enjoy the moment to the fullest. With less than two minutes to go and the Aggies trying to take a knee to secure a win, he waved his arms emphatically toward the crowd, hyping up the fans, ordering them to get loud. After returning to the sideline with less than a minute to go, his face showed up on the JumboTron and he smiled and saluted. The fans went nuts and began chanting in unison, "One more year! One more year!"

After the game was over, as the Aggie War Hymn played, Manziel ran into the stands to enjoy the moment with the fans and saw varsity's horns off with the people who have adored him throughout his nearly two-season stint, one in which he has captivated the college football world. He smiled from ear to ear almost every second, soaking it all in.

"It was just kind of spur of the moment," Manziel said. "The way that the crowd acted that last 1:30, for me and Mike [Evans], with the chant and with the energy that they brought when the game was kind of slowing down, it kind of kept us focused. It was just a great way to end this year, celebrating with them."

If the Aggies can get to a BCS bowl, or at least win out with victories at LSU and Missouri to close out November, Manziel's chances of repeating as the Heisman winner are real. Oregon's loss to Stanford on Thursday significantly hindered Marcus Mariota's chances, and Florida State quarterback Jameis Winston, whose team beat Wake Forest 59-3 on Saturday, stands as Manziel's primary competition.

But Manziel will have to limit the mistakes he made on Saturday in those final games against LSU and Missouri, both of which are stronger opponents than the Mississippi State squad the Aggies played Saturday. The Bulldogs harassed Manziel quite a bit, sacking him three times and making him do a lot of work outside the pocket. Manziel admitted he got greedy at times, particularly on his final interception, when he tried to force a pass to Evans that was picked off by Mississippi State safety Nickoe Whitley.

"Greed is a terrible thing," Manziel said. "I really wanted to hit that touchdown to Mike. I tried to look off that safety, and still going to him anyway, as a football player and as a quarterback watching film, I know better than that."



But it was about more than just Manziel. It was a historic moment of sorts, because it's the last time Kyle Field will exist in its current state. Major work soon will begin as part of a $450 million renovation project to be completed in 2015 to turn the stadium into a pristine, 102,500-seat monstrosity. It was senior day, the last time guys such as left tackle Jake Matthews, running back Ben Malena, linebacker Steven Jenkins and defensive back Toney Hurd Jr. would play in College Station. The 13 seniors there on Saturday have been part of a 35-14 overall record and the Aggies' quick and surprising rise upon entry into the SEC.

[ChiTown]

Jace Amaro, please!

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Charlie Campbell:

Quote:
32. Kansas City Chiefs: Brandon Coleman, WR, Rutgers

Dwayne Bowe has been a disappointment in Andy Reid's offense. Kansas City could use more talent at receiver for Alex Smith.

Opinion...

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Sports by Blayze:

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32. Kansas City Chiefs (9-0): QB Tajh Boyd, Sr, Clemson

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[ChiTown]

Jace Amaro, please!

[Direckshun]

Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan

This. Do you think he would fall into the 20's?

I don't. I think he's a borderline Top 10 pick.

[mdchiefsfan]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

I don't. I think he's a borderline Top 10 pick.

That's why I am not getting my hopes up with him, but he should be a stud.

[Mr_Tomahawk]

We need a WR...but none of those.

Don't need to draft a project QB as we already have one on the roster.

[O.city]

Thing with drafting a wr early, it's great, but where we are picking, there will be some really good football players fall. That's how good teams stay good, drafting that way.

Plus this is a deep draft. Gonna be good wrs available. This would be a great year, if we are picking in the late 20's, to recoup a 2 round pick or two.

Then take one of the lsu wrs or something there and a pass rusher or something.

[Rain Man]

At 9-0 we don't have a weak link. But our least strong links would appear to be:

Quarterback - Keep rolling the dice every year until we find a killer.
Tight End
Center - But Hudson is unofficially a rookie still
Left Guard
Right Tackle - But Fisher is officially a rookie
Free Safety

I'm not convinced that WR is a problem other than depth. Our offense just doesn't use WRs the way other offenses do.

If I was drafting, I'd go quarterback, tight end, or free safety. If Andy's not drafting a QB, I'd bet on a TE or FS.

I must admit that the thought of getting a top-notch free safety makes me grin. Take the #1 defense in the league and screw down the cap even tighter.

[O.city]

If you could trade say, pick 29 or wherever we are, for a 2 and another 3, would you do it?

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Originally Posted by O.city

If you could trade say, pick 29 or wherever we are, for a 2 and another 3, would you do it?

Yes.

[O.city]

Originally Posted by Mr_Tomahawk

Yes.

I think you absolutely would, unless there's someone you really want in a free fall.

[CallMeSquidwad]

Originally Posted by mdchiefsfan

What a ****ing reerun. Can't talk Chiefs draft until the end of the season, if you do it means you hate being 9-0. Great logic there.

What else would you like to discuss Almighty BB User?

This fan base is perpetually negative, no matter the scenario or the circumstance it's not good enough. I understand the timing being the bye week but It's too early, November is the month when College Football gets real but this whole who should we draft now, how do we know? It depends on who we keep(T Jax, asamoah, BA, Jordan) it depends on if AJ Jenkins learns how to do anything other than drink Gatorade, is Knile Davis bad enough that we reinvest a high draft pick in taking the load off Jamaal, and it also depends on potential FA's. With a team as young as us we are in a situation to start adding veterans for cheap ie Hawks, Niners, so I just feel like the talking about who we should draft now is about as sensible as Yearlong Power rankings

[Hammock Parties]

Probably a ****ing guard given where we'll be drafting.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by ILChief

DraftSeason must not watch football. CB is one of the last positions we need

You can never have too many CBs. Especially in the 2nd round. It's not like we are obligated to draft starters.