Still think he would be top 15, but at least that isn't as outlandish as saying he wouldn't be a first rounder.

The NFL gets extremely enamored by size and numbers as the season ends and workouts for the draft begin.

At 5'11 he's a bit undersized but it's ok, at 5'9 there are teams that would go yea to small.

Ok thats better. Pick 16 and pick 33 are biiig differences.

I have to say though. As far as the Chiefs are concerned. Mays fits KC better than Berry would. The 3-4 strives on big physical safeties. Mays would fit the 3-4 almost perfectly.

Either way 2 inches would cost him million of dollars, Tennessee is usually pretty good about putting the correct size on their guys.

If he was playing at say Texas I'd know he was smaller than his size they listed Roy Williams at 6'3 then on draft day he magically became 6'1..or how Tech had Crabtree ridiculously over listed.

:LOL: I thought that was funny as well. Crabtree was a midget compared to what he was listed as.

It more than likely costs hundreds of millions of people millions of dollars.

:D

2 inches has cost me plenty

"Cost" or "denied"? :D

If KC picks either of these guys it will come down to who plays smarter and makes the least mistakes.

Not necessarily. Pats took Meriweather and Chung early and both are closer to Berry in size than Mays.

Berry is listed right around the same size as Ed Reed and Polamalu

http://www.draftcountdown.com/forum/...ad.php?t=34159

Let's just say we do not get either of these two guys. Talk in this thread from nflcountdown is that the safety position may be one of the deepest positions in the draft in the early rounds. Are any of these other guys worthy of discussion (say for an early 2nd round pick), or is this merely a two horse race?

I watched a replay of UF/Tenn last night and Berry was EVERYWHERE. I'd rather we get him than Mays.

To me, it's a 2 horse race. Our safeties aren't good by any means but unless one of them is far and away a better prospect than the rest of the field we do have needs that are more glaring than safety. Berry and Mays are just that good of prospects that you get them when you can.