Cassel or Sanchez?

[RustShack]

Well its a good thing we have the franchise tag so he can't just walk. Also the tag would pay him like a top OG, not LT.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by RustShack

Well its a good thing we have the franchise tag so he can't just walk. Also the tag would pay him like a top OG, not LT.

good idea unless he appeals to be paid like a LT didnt suggs do this after the season

[Mecca]

Originally Posted by RustShack

Well its a good thing we have the franchise tag so he can't just walk. Also the tag would pay him like a top OG, not LT.

No offense or anything but if you take another OT high this year, whichever one moves should be playing RT not OG first....OT's are more valuable than any interior line position.

If you want an OT this is the argument I want, trade down once or twice get several extra picks take Oher play him at RT, that's the argument I expect. That way Albert and him combined don't make as much as Monroe does and you can realistically re-sign both of them.

[SAUTO]

Originally Posted by Mecca

No offense or anything but if you take another OT high this year, whichever one moves should be playing RT not OG first....OT's are more valuable than any interior line position.

If you want an OT this is the argument I want, trade down once or twice get several extra picks take Oher play him at RT, that's the argument I expect. That way Albert and him combined don't make as much as Monroe does and you can realistically re-sign both of them.

i could agree with this, was against oher(brains) but looked around and found out ryan clady can only say "duuuuhhhhh" and "deeeeerrrr"

[Mecca]

I don't like Jake Long as a high pick, I wouldn't take a guy who struggles in pass protection that high...

[Mecca]

Michael Oher does have top flight potential, his ceiling may be the highest of any OT in the draft this year and last he's just not nearly as sure of a bet.

[KCBOSS1]

I think that we are going to pick up solid O-linemen to fill other positions later in the draft.

[Mecca]

Even Andre Smith who may slide some, if you want an OT your argument should be for dropping down and taking them not taking an OT at 3.

Knowing the strengths and weaknesses of this draft if the Chiefs somehow were able to get into the 12-17 range while picking up several extra picks and ended up getting an OT and a Center out of this I wouldn't complain that much this is probably the year to get some starting lineman it's one of the few real strengths of the draft.

[RustShack]

I personally would rather have the Pro Bowl LT moving our current one making him a Pro Bowl OG or RT instead of reaching on a consistent complementary ILB...

[KCBOSS1]

No...we want both Roaf and Hutchinson

[Mecca]

Rust isn't even thinking about it properly, they'd play LT and RT no one in this scenario plays ****ing guard.

[KCBOSS1]

Better hype than mediocre, right? I'm just afraid that Cassel is mediocre

[CrazyHorse]

Originally Posted by KCBOSS1

Better hype than mediocre, right? I'm just afraid that Cassel is mediocre

No

[KCBOSS1]

Originally Posted by CrazyHorse

No

Maybe I should say, "better take a risk than guarantee mediocre" It's not necessarily hype, right? I think I trumped you on the whole opinion of Cutler and what he could do back when he was coming out of college. Conceed?

[CrazyHorse]

Originally Posted by KCBOSS1

Maybe I should say, "better take a risk than guarantee mediocre" It's not necessarily hype, right? I think I trumped you on the whole opinion of Cutler and what he could do back when he was coming out of college. Conceed?

Absolutely not. He still hasn't done nothing. And it looks like he's the next Jeff George.

I never said he couldn't throw the ball. I said he's done nothing in the NFL. He still hasn't. He may even wind up being the next TO. His own equalizer. Stay tuned.