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Mellinger: In the end, Jackson, DeVito do the dirty work for Chiefs’ defense
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It not even humanely possible for me to care any less what you think, but honestly you think it makes any sense comparing a 6th rounder who came out of nowhere to a good team to a guy who was a top 5 pick going to a shitty team expected to immediately make an impact.... YOU'RE SMART
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The Chiefs were switching to a 34 and there was literally nobody on the roster who was capable of playing the five tech spot. Nobody. They had to draft that guy and Jackson was the best player at that position in the '09 draft. In fact, they drafted two of those guys because there was no one on the roster. If anyone should have been pissed about drafting that position they had every right to be torqued off about spending a high three on Alex Magee versus the first rounder on Tyson Jackson. Jackson has flashed since his rookie year, but it's been the valleys rather than the hills that have been more consistent for him. The problem around here when Jackson was drafted is the same problem that it's been every year around here come draft time: that the Chiefs didn't spend their first pick on a quarterback. Doesn't matter who, but there is a vocal minority on CP that literally demands a QB every single year in the first round. In 2009, you had those guys screaming for Mark Sanchez. Literally. They were salivating at the chance of getting the Sanchize. (For the record, I wanted Alex Mack, but could you have possibly imagined the reaction around here if the Chiefs drafted a center, let alone a five tech defensive end? Hilarity would have ensued.) The vocal minority basically went ape shit when the Chiefs picked up a gap plugger versus a QB, even if that QB has basically been a total bust. (These same guys wanted Jimmy Clausen with the Chiefs first rounder the next year, so...there's that.) |
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Mav, you should also know that sac was one if the biggest proponents to drafting geno at 1.1, so he doesn't have a whole lot of room to talk when it comes to that matter.
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However, it didn't happen, and, conversely, I think that Smith is a pretty good fit for what Reid wants to run and the team we have built. Eh... |
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If they didn't like geno, fine. They still need to look to upgrade the spot to a potential elite player there. Smith is a great placeholder, but if he doesn't improve, that's all he'll be |
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