If not #1, where?

[duncan_idaho]

Originally Posted by ChiefBoyRDEE

Luke J

Your and ideot

[the Talking Can]

hey gang,

let's just wait till next year and take aaron murray....

[ChiefBoyRDEE]

there are really only a couple of realistic options

1. Reid thinks Geno is the guy and he is taken at #1
2. Reid thinks someone else is the guy like Tyler Wilson and trades down 5 spots or so
3. Reid thinks no one is the guy and picks Luke J

i've posted a couple "trade down and get Geno later posts" but you guys are right that if he is top 7 then get him at #1

[O.city]

The scouts that work for bleacher report have a great track record, right?

[BiscayneBLVD]

No one's saying Geno is a bad pick. In fact, he's accurate enough to be brought along as the season progresses in Reid's system, like the Seahawks did with Wilson. It's just a no brainer that Bridgewater is already more NFL ready, as a TruSoph, than he is.

[ModSocks]

Originally Posted by BiscayneBLVD

No one's saying Geno is a bad pick. In fact, he's accurate enough to be brought along as the season progresses in Reid's system, like the Seahawks did with Wilson. It's just a no brainer that Bridgewater is already more NFL ready, as a TruSoph, than he is.

Show me evidence, because i can't find any.

And even IF he is everything you want to say he is, what makes you think we'll even be in a position to draft him?

[BiscayneBLVD]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

Show me evidence, because i can't find any.

And even IF he is everything you want to say he is, what makes you think we'll even be in a position to draft him?

Like I said before, chances are you probably won't be. An veteran QB like Cassel should (but who knows) at least get you 5 to 6 wins under Andy Reid. Bridgewater will be gone by the second pick (Maybe third depending on the team's needs) because people feel like Clowney will go number (That was pre-the Florida massacre, lol) But David Fales will be available. The dude's the best kept secret in college ball.

And if it's evidence you want, it's evidence you'll get lol. Just give me a minute

[BiscayneBLVD]

Originally Posted by Detoxing

Show me evidence, because i can't find any.

And even IF he is everything you want to say he is, what makes you think we'll even be in a position to draft him?

I've watched every single Louisville game this year. This kid made leaps this year from what I saw from his freshman year. I spotted a few minor things in his game in the first few games of this season that could be tweaked, but nevertheless I was content with what I saw. I felt like starting next year those minor adjustments would be made, but little did I know he wouldn't need next year.

He's made progress throughout the course of the season that would take others this year and a whole offseason to fix, and it was pretty obvious with each game he played. There's not a better play-action passer in CFB than him, and this kid has great footwork (Very similar to Peyton's), pocket presence, awareness, and reads coverage better than almost anyone I've seen this year. On top of that he makes great pre-snap adjustments. I mean this is, again, a TRUE SOPHMORE, making dummy calls at the Line of scrimmage. If I didn't know who this kid was when watching him this year, I'd think he was Peyton Manning.

IMO, at the moment, he's where Luck was when luck was getting all the hype his senior year. Scary thing is he's most likely gonna get better, and if that happens there's no doubt in my mind he can still the #1 pick from Clowney ( But of course that depends on the team that has the first pick. A team like Arizona would most definitely take him)

--Vs UNC
youtube. com/watch?v=8bQ_uMplUEY

--Vs USF
youtube. com/watch?v=4_4VhKqZcYo

-- Vs UC
youtube. com/watch?v=NB5xvBbLszk

--Vs Rutgers
youtube. com/watch?v=2V0qU_vjkMU

Look at the little things he does, such as looking off safeties(Especially on some of the throws in the game against RU) . And also check his footwork in the Rutgers game where he's had to come off the bench to play on a badly sprained ankle.

-- And the Florida massacre when he played with pins in his wrist.
youtube. com/watch?v=Z3XRVqI92xc

[BiscayneBLVD]

Couldn't post links for whatever reason~

[Rambozo]

Chiefs tamp down expectations for this year’s first overall draft pick

Posted by Michael David Smith on January 18, 2013, 1:16 PM EST
NBC Sports

New Chiefs General Manager John Dorsey has a big decision ahead of him with the first overall pick in the NFL draft. But he wants Chiefs fans to understand that this year’s draft is not like last year’s draft.

Dorsey said on 610 Sports Radio in Kansas City that the 2012 draft, with Andrew Luck and Robert Griffin III at the top and a lot of talent beyond those two, was the kind of draft that doesn’t come along every year. Or even every decade.

“That’s one of those drafts that come along every two decades, maybe every three decades, when you have that many impact players,” Dorsey said.

So what about this year? Dorsey says that just because the Chiefs would like to find a franchise quarterback, that doesn’t mean they’re going to draft a quarterback first overall if they don’t determine that there’s a quarterback worthy of going first overall.

“I will never attempt to reach or jump on a player just for need’s sake,” Dorsey said. “We’re not going to do that here.”


Asked if it’s still possible that the Chiefs will stick with Matt Cassel as their starting quarterback in 2013, Dorsey said, “Well, you never say never.”

That’s not exactly a ringing endorsement of Cassel. But it also may turn out that Cassel is the best option the Chiefs have.

http://profootballtalk.nbcsports.com...ll-draft-pick/

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by BiscayneBLVD

Couldn't post links for whatever reason~

Stupidity?...

[NJChiefsFan]

Originally Posted by BiscayneBLVD

Tbh it'd be best if the chiefs didn't waste their picks on a QB this year (@LEAST not the #1 overall) and waited next year. That class is going to be STACKED with quality Quarterbacks.

Originally Posted by BiscayneBLVD

No one's saying Geno is a bad pick. In fact, he's accurate enough to be brought along as the season progresses in Reid's system, like the Seahawks did with Wilson.

Ok, so you suggest that the Chiefs pass up on a QB that you yourself say is not a bad pick, so they can wait til next year to get a QB that you yourself are claiming will go first overall???? Do you expect KC to pick first overall again next year? How does that make any sense? Also, the list you have following him isn't that hot, certainly not hot enough to pass on a QB and HOPE that next year you pick high enough to get one.

What happens in your scenario where they pass on a QB but pick like 12th in the draft next year? Even in your scenario where TB is far and away the greatest, the Chiefs wouldn't have the pick to get him next year. Beyond that, passing on Geno this year to get the 2nd, or more likely 3rd or 4th QB next year falls into the category of either "one in the hand, two in the bush" or perhaps "stupid as shit".

[O.city]

So if a guy is worth the 5 or 6 pick explain to me how he isn't worth the 1st?

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by O.city

So if a guy is worth the 5 or 6 pick explain to me how he isn't worth the 1st?

Chiefs don't need a QB, duh.

We have Ricky ****ing Stanzi!... He's practically Nick Foles and Kirk Cousins, besides the whole being good enough to suit up on Sunday.

[oldman]

Here's the current 2013 NFL Draft order (via CBSSports.com)

1. Kansas City Chiefs (2-14)

2. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-14)

3. Oakland Raiders (4-12)

4. Philadelphia Eagles (4-12)

5. Detroit Lions (4-12)

6. Cleveland Browns (5-11)

7. Arizona Cardinals (5-11)

8. Buffalo Bills (6-10)

9. New York Jets (6-10)

10. Tennessee Titans (6-10)

11. San Diego Chargers (7-9)

12. Miami Dolphins (7-9)

13. Tampa Bay Buccaneers (7-9)

14. Carolina Panthers (7-9)

15. New Orleans Saints (7-9)

16. St. Louis Rams (7-8-1)

17. Pittsburgh Steelers (8-8)

18. Dallas Cowboys (8-7)

19. New York Giants (9-7)

20. Chicago Bears (10-6)

21. Cincinnati Bengals (10-6)

22. St. Louis Rams (via Washington Redskins) (10-6)

23. Minnesota Vikings (10-6)

24. Indianapolis Colts (11-5)

25. Seattle Seahawks (11-5)

26. Green Bay Packers (11-5)

27. Houston Texans (12-4)

28. Denver Broncos (13-3)

I left off the 4 teams still in the hunt for the SB. With a couple exceptions (Detroit and maybe the Browns), which of the other 9 in the top 10 need a QB? Answer- all of them. So let's put that silly notion about grabbing Smith or someone else at #7 or so to bed.