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Direckshun 04-28-2008 07:10 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 4722531)
Just giving you crap. Great job (unlike Direckshun, whose cu*nt is still sore)

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 4722535)
And his tits are sore from the Albert trade

Nice.

Stryker 04-28-2008 07:16 AM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 4722494)
Say that out loud. Or just type it out.

It's truly amazing what they did. They out-scouted the entire NFL not just in rookies, but in what other teams wanted and were looking for (note how they beat the Eagles to Albert). They out-scouted them with small school players, they out-scouted Draft experts, they out-scouted everybody.

Merritt's the perfect example. Everybody who heard about Central Florida watched their games for Kevin Smith. But the Chiefs watched the games, and they came away with a high opinion of a blocking tight end with a massive frame that nobody else in the NFL even acknowledged existed.

Carr as a 5th rounder looks like amazing value for one of the best CBs to have played in DII over the last decade or so, and has the measurables to compete in the NFL.

This is just a great weekend for Chiefs fans. A time not to just enjoy your team but to be proud of them. Who the hell knew Herm was capable of this?

Agreed! :clap:

Hoover 04-28-2008 07:28 AM

The best thing Herm and Co did was draft Johnston in the 7th. I'm sure he reads the Planet and knows it doesn't matter who goes first as long as there is some long shot we can root for like Joe Hall, Terd, and so on.

:d

Just kidding love that pick

Direckshun 04-28-2008 07:31 AM

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Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 4722639)
The best thing Herm and Co did was draft Johnston in the 7th. I'm sure he reads the Planet and knows it doesn't matter who goes first as long as there is some long shot we can root for like Joe Hall, Terd, and so on.

:d

Just kidding love that pick

If he doesn't know it, he'll know it soon.

KcMizzou 04-28-2008 07:37 AM

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Originally Posted by MahiMike (Post 4722574)
I'd say day 1 was as good as they could get. 3 guys that'll start. Few teams get that. Of course, you need to be a 4-12 teams to find 3 starters in the draft.

The other 9 picks will undoubtedly get some practice teams guys. Maybe 2 will make the team. Which begs the question: Why not trade 5 of those picks for Jason Taylor?

With all due respect, you're nuts. Most, if not all, of those guys will make the team.

Hoover 04-28-2008 07:43 AM

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Originally Posted by KcMizzou (Post 4722655)
With all due respect, you're nuts. Most, if not all, of those guys will make the team.

I agree. This isn't a DV draft where only the top picks make the team. Look at Herm's past drafts, those dudes make the team.

Hoover 04-28-2008 07:47 AM

In fact in Herm's last 2 drafts only 2 5th round picks are still not with the Chiefs. Maxey and that stupid kicker.

Dave Lane 04-28-2008 07:52 AM

OK everyone take a breath. We haven't won anything yet there is NO idea how ANY of these guys will turn out. Tennessee which I thought had the worst draft in recent history could turn out to be the big winner.

So far the draft picks while I really like them have just been good picks thay have yet to touch the field. I also would like everyone in the draft room to get credit as Herm was just one voice. This will be his first really good draft as far as we can tell.

Dave

DaKCMan AP 04-28-2008 07:58 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 4722674)
OK everyone take a breath. We haven't won anything yet there is NO idea how ANY of these guys will turn out. Tennessee which I thought had the worst draft in recent history could turn out to be the big winner.

So far the draft picks while I really like them have just been goodpics thay have yet to touch the field. I also would like everyone in the draft room to get credit as Herm was just one voice. This will be his first really good draft as far as we can tell.

Dave

I think the credit is spread around but a lot, IMO, goes to Bill Kuharich.

El Jefe 04-28-2008 08:15 AM

Took a big step forward in rebuilding in this draft.

Delano 04-28-2008 08:21 AM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 4722607)
I'll bet at most 2 of them don't make the team in some capacity. 10 of these guys make the squad, IMO (possibly even 11).

All of the first 6 make the squad. Franklin and Robertson make it as a slot WR and KR respectively.

So of Richardson, Carr, Merrit and the DE (Anderson?) I think 2 of 'em make the squad, 2 don't. My guess would be that Merrit and Carr don't make the cut, but it's close on Carr.

Merritt will be given every chance to be the blocking TE since there really isn't another option.

Carry three tight ends - Gonzalez, Cottam, Merritt. However, if Cottam can develop his blocking skills, he kills all need of a third, blocking TE.

Herm really likes Carr and I bet he makes the 53 man roster on physical ability alone.

With the depth situation at DE, I really wonder if Johnston makes it as a situational pass-rusher.

Richardson is a lock, IMO. Big guy that just needs a little motivation.

BigRedChief 04-28-2008 08:25 AM

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Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 4722667)
In fact in Herm's last 2 drafts only 2 5th round picks are still not with the Chiefs. Maxey and that stupid kicker.

They may be with the team but they are not starters.

The 2006 draft produced Hali and Page and maybe Croyle if he pans out.

2007 we got Bowe and thats it.

The rest are now backups. And in the 2008 3rd round we took more backups.

2008 - picking that high we have to get some quality staarters and looks like we got 4 good ones and a couple of maybes.

Mr Luzcious 04-28-2008 08:27 AM

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 4722521)
Well, you would be wrong.

It's been made public that Clark Hunt handed the keys of the draft (and possibly the franchise) over to Herm.

This was HIS draft. Not "Hot" Carl's. Not Kuharich.

Herm's.

Mr. Scout.

Well, there you go then, my bad.

Phobia 04-28-2008 08:29 AM

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Originally Posted by Dave Lane (Post 4722674)
OK everyone take a breath. We haven't won anything yet there is NO idea how ANY of these guys will turn out.

No kidding. There's still developmental and contractual issues. We won't know how this draft really worked for 3-4 years. Though, I'm pretty sure the LSU product is a safe bet, heh.

StcChief 04-28-2008 08:32 AM

I'm glad 'the King' had little influence in draft.... looks like Bill/Herm did their homework, let's hope 1/2 or more of picks pan out.


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