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MIAdragon · 12-04-2014, 11:00 AM

If this a repost suck it.

http://www.foxsports.com/kansas-city...of-them-120314

KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Florida State's Kelvin Benjamin was still on the board, if you're curious; Carolina took him at No. 28. He's 6-foot-5 and has 57 receptions, 824 receiving yards and eight scores as a rookie receiver with the Panthers. Which, if you're still curious, would make him tops in all three categories on the Kansas City Chiefs' roster at present.

Nevada's Joel Bitonio was also on the board; Cleveland took him at No. 35. He's 6-4, 302 pounds, and has a ProFootballFocus.com grade of +21.1 on 852 snaps at left guard.

The Chiefs' two starters there have grades of minus 25.9 (Mike McGlynn on 747 snaps) and minus 15.6 (Zach Fulton on 766 snaps), respectively.
Vanderbilt's Jordan Matthews was on the board, too; Philadelphia took him at No. 42. He's 6-3 and has 54 catches, 686 yards and seven receiving scores as a rookie wideout with the Eagles.

Which, yes, would also place him at No. 1 in all three categories with the Chiefs through 13 weeks.

Now we mention all this not to pile on first-year outside linebacker Dee Ford, the man the Chiefs tapped with pick No. 23, although he hasn't been heard from in weeks, save for a special-teams tackle here or there. Nor are we necessarily lighting the blowtorch in the direction of general manager John Dorsey, whose track record here, more than two years in, still features more hits than misses.

But we will say this: When you connect the dots with No. 55, the figure on the page ends up looking a lot like a giant question mark, doesn't it?

12-04-2014, 11:00 AM	Topic Starter
MIAdragon Someone pass the antifreeze Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: Miami (North Cuba) Casino cash: $1557819	Dee Ford, Bueller... Bueller... Bueller... If this a repost suck it. http://www.foxsports.com/kansas-city...of-them-120314 KANSAS CITY, Mo. -- Florida State's Kelvin Benjamin was still on the board, if you're curious; Carolina took him at No. 28. He's 6-foot-5 and has 57 receptions, 824 receiving yards and eight scores as a rookie receiver with the Panthers. Which, if you're still curious, would make him tops in all three categories on the Kansas City Chiefs' roster at present. Nevada's Joel Bitonio was also on the board; Cleveland took him at No. 35. He's 6-4, 302 pounds, and has a ProFootballFocus.com grade of +21.1 on 852 snaps at left guard. The Chiefs' two starters there have grades of minus 25.9 (Mike McGlynn on 747 snaps) and minus 15.6 (Zach Fulton on 766 snaps), respectively. Vanderbilt's Jordan Matthews was on the board, too; Philadelphia took him at No. 42. He's 6-3 and has 54 catches, 686 yards and seven receiving scores as a rookie wideout with the Eagles. Which, yes, would also place him at No. 1 in all three categories with the Chiefs through 13 weeks. Now we mention all this not to pile on first-year outside linebacker Dee Ford, the man the Chiefs tapped with pick No. 23, although he hasn't been heard from in weeks, save for a special-teams tackle here or there. Nor are we necessarily lighting the blowtorch in the direction of general manager John Dorsey, whose track record here, more than two years in, still features more hits than misses. But we will say this: When you connect the dots with No. 55, the figure on the page ends up looking a lot like a giant question mark, doesn't it?
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