You do realize this is a shitty offensive line year right?

That dude from Idaho looks like a beast though. He really could fix the right side but I doubt he's there in the 2nd round.

When we are discussing a guy from Idaho as the best guard, that's all I need to know.

Because only guys from big schools can be good? I get your point but its the 2nd round and the guy looks like a good player.

I also realize most of the top G's and C's are better than what we now have. It's sad, but true. We have the worst o-line in franchise history, with the records to prove it. :doh!:

Mike Iupati OG Idaho or/and Mike Johnson OG Alabama, and C Kris O'Dowd would go a long way in fixing that line for years to come.

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So you're saying there's a CHANCE we'll contend next year?...... SWEET!!!

BTW... You forgot a OLB opposite Hali and probably one more OL (Thinking Center, RG, and RT)

As far as the WR debate and where to draft them. This team is so thin at so many positions, we could draft BPA in every round and still fill a NEED for the Chiefs. We need guys who can determine the outcome of a game with our first three picks. Picking based upon weakest position is reeruned. I think we can fill positions on the O-Line between rounds 3 and 5 with starting caliber players. There'll be some respectable WR's with our second round 2 pick and possibly in the 3rd.

i am impressed, maybe fans are starting to get it

I think all Chambers cares about is getting paid. And I'd have to think the Chiefs are prepared to do that. All we need him for is another year as a stopgap. If I'm an aging receiver with average demand, I'd rather be in a place where the cupboard is empty than for a playoff team where I might not even make the 53.

Amazing that I'm actually starting to believe this, but I honestly think the only o-line need that is a pressing priority is at Center. Of course we want to get better at RG and RT, and we need to find Waters' eventual replacement, but it's not the end of the world if we don't get any clear-cut starters.

You're right. Go with BPA. If Guard or RT never hits the BPA radar, bring in a ton of undrafted Guards and RTs, and some young guys off the scrap heap, and create open competition for those jobs. Maybe O'Callaghan and Wade Smith still end up as our starters. That's not something I'd lose sleep over.

Cant really disagree with Mecca on anything on this thread. He is spot on, with everything he says.

I think Berry, Benn would be a great pickup.It really comes down to whos available early second. There are some good OLB prospects just around the bottom of 1 early 2.

That's what we need to be a Super Bowl contender. If we want to compete, our pressing priorities are Center, playmaker at Safety, Nose Tackle, and a 3-4 OLB. Backup RB is too but that's easily fixed with the scrap heap.

We don't have to have top-notch starters at every position to compete. Lots of real good teams have "good enough" players starting for them.Really, you need good players at key positions and then you embellish over time by adding good players at luxury positions. Positions like FB, TE, one of the Safeties, ILBs are more luxury positions. And while it's not the long-term mix you necessarily want, we can endure with Chambers/Bowe/Wade and Wade Smith/O'Callaghan.

I was so much better this year at my job than cassel was and I didn't make close to his salary.