Originally Posted by ChiefsFire (Post 4714878)

FLOWERPOWER BABY!!!

Originally Posted by KCChiefsMan (Post 4714897)

ok, that is NOT going to be his nickname :shake:

Originally Posted by 'Hamas' Jenkins (Post 4714882)

Groves is starting to drop. Package a third and a fourth, Carl.

Originally Posted by banyon (Post 4714865)

No he didn't you f***ing liar.

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=183610

If you didn't appreciate my last Mock Draft, which included a trade of Jared Allen for three draft picks, what do you think now? Yes, I chose the wrong trade partner, but in the end the Chiefs stole three picks from Minnesota and because of it, will be the team to watch this weekend.

Round #1 (8th Pick from Baltimore)

G Branden Albert (Virginia) – Next to defensive tackle Glenn Dorsey from LSU, Albert has been KC’s top target since early March. The Chiefs had hoped to take his teammate, defensive end Chris Long, but he goes to the Raiders.

The Falcons shock the world by taking Vernon Gholston, making a Chiefs trade with Baltimore possible. The Ravens take Matt Ryan with the fifth overall pick, sending the Chiefs their 8th pick and their second-rounder. The Chiefs then pick a player they believe can play left tackle for the next 10 years.

Round #1 (17th Pick from Minnesota)

DE Derrick Harvey (Florida) – With Allen gone, the Chiefs have nobody on the roster to rush the passer from the right side. With Turk McBride coming into his second year and Tamba Hali his third, KC’s defensive end group needs a boost. Harvey, like Albert, is one of the fastest risers in this draft. A year ago both were considered mid-second-round picks, but now they’re teammates drafted in round one.

Round #2 (35th Pick)

OT Sam Baker (USC) - The best tackle on the board at this point. Kansas City can put him at right tackle to complement Albert. This pick removes the under construction sign for KC’s offensive line. Rudy Niswanger will start at center, Brian Waters will stay at left guard, and Damion McIntosh moves from left tackle to right guard.

Round #2 (38th Pick from Ravens)

CB Tyvon Branch (Connecticut) – This is a need pick for Kansas City. They considered Mike Jenkins and Aqib Talib with the 17th pick, but passed on both. This is the best corner left, and an important pick for the Chiefs, because they need two starting corners from this draft. Branch is just a shade under six foot but he’s fast, can play the cover two, and should be a solid addition to the starting lineup in 2008.

Round #3 (66th Pick)

QB Brian Brohm (Louisville) – Brohm slides down the board and the Chiefs end up with the fourth-rated quarterback in the draft class, as they did in 2006 when they selected Brodie Croyle. Let the battle begin. Brohm will have a lot to prove being taken this late in the draft. I’m sure he regrets coming back for his senior season, but it’s always good when a quarterback has a chip on his shoulder.

He's not close on where anybody is picked, guessed Albert, and as one poster pointed out, he seems to have no clue as to draft value.

Originally Posted by markk (Post 4714911)

Minnesota could take Brohm I guess.

Originally Posted by markk (Post 4714911)

Minnesota could take Brohm I guess.

Originally Posted by NUMBER7 (Post 4714883)

Man I hope we can trade up to the second round...I hate to think I will wake up tomorrow morning and Broadie Croyle will still be our starting QB.

Originally Posted by AustinChief (Post 4714918)

Any chance Early Doucet falls to us in the 3rd?
How far will Calais Campbell and Quenton Groves fall?

Originally Posted by kstater (Post 4714915)

Hey, he put out like 10 mocks. I'm sure he slung enough poo at the wall that one or two were close.