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Chief Faithful 01-15-2010 01:12 PM

Seriously, why would you want McClain any position other than ILB? This guy could be the biggest defensive impact player in this draft and would be in the center of your defense. I want this guy leading the defense from the inside the same way Ray Lewis does in Baltimore, Patrick Willis in San Francisco, Brian Urlacher in Chicago, or Al Wilson did in Denver.

Red Coater 01-15-2010 01:13 PM

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Originally Posted by Consistent1 (Post 6447714)
Curry will be trying to become McLain bro....Just trying to help here. Mecca helped start this stuff BTW....

Like I said he has the size why not? If Berry is there take him. If we take McClain we need to make him a play maker or try too. Size and speed and he also has long arms he could use. Worth a try if we take him.

seeth213 01-15-2010 01:15 PM

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Originally Posted by CoMoChief (Post 6447667)
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suds79 01-15-2010 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Red Coater (Post 6447701)
There were some good ILB's that feel in the 2nd round last year. Rey M from USC. Who's better him or Spikes. If not get one in FA.

Fair point. I was just under the impression that Spikes would be gone by the mid to late 1st. I'm sure the combine will go a long way in determining who goes were but that'd be nice if he falls.

Red Coater 01-15-2010 01:18 PM

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Originally Posted by Chief Faithful (Post 6447736)
Seriously, why would you want McClain any position other than ILB? This guy could be the biggest defensive impact player in this draft and would be in the center of your defense. I want this guy leading the defense from the inside the same way Ray Lewis does in Baltimore, Patrick Willis in San Francisco, Brian Urlacher in Chicago, or Al Wilson did in Denver.

Is he realy a R. Lewis though? Just think why couldn't he be a Shawn Merrieman. He is a impact player or was.

pkane 01-15-2010 01:25 PM

I don't think he was calling him he next Ray Lewis. I think he is saying he could be that type of player for us. Stud linebacker that is accounted for on everyplay and be our main D player

blazzin311 01-15-2010 01:25 PM

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Originally Posted by CoMoChief (Post 6447699)
Spikes could be drafted with our early 2nd pick

Personally I like this better, but more than likely we're gonna see a bunch of WTF picks.

1. SS Eric Berry
2. ILB Brandon Spikes
2. OG Mike Iupati
3. OLB Eric Norwood
4. WR Denario Alexander
5. OT Chris Scott
5. RB Montario Hardesty
6. QB Max Hall
7. BPA

Agreed. On paper anyhow that would be a damn good draft and I wouldn't complain one bit. Though I'm sure McClain could certainly help this defense, I'm not so sure I'd take him at 5. I think that might be to high for him. If the Chiefs could trade down a few spots, and pick up and extra pick or two I'd take him in a heartbeat. But if the Chiefs are stuck at 5 and Berry is on the board I'd take him over generally anyone else at this point.

Chief Faithful 01-15-2010 01:34 PM

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Originally Posted by Red Coater (Post 6447763)
Is he realy a R. Lewis though? Just think why couldn't he be a Shawn Merrieman. He is a impact player or was.

Merrieman was an impact player, but I'll take an inside impact player over the outside or safety.

I believe McClain is a rare impact player that can do it all in the center of your defense. He has size, speed, intelligence, great fundementals, and contagious intensity. He can blitz, shed blocks, stop the run, play zone, and even atheletic enough to go man to man TE's and most receivers.

I think he will perform as a rookie comparable to Patrick Willis.

Chief Faithful 01-15-2010 01:35 PM

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Originally Posted by pkane (Post 6447787)
I don't think he was calling him he next Ray Lewis. I think he is saying he could be that type of player for us. Stud linebacker that is accounted for on everyplay and be our main D player

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Thank you.

Chiefnj2 01-15-2010 01:36 PM

Willis was the most dominating college linebacker that I've seen. I don't think McClain was as dominant as Willis. I don't think McClain has great lateral movement. IMHO, he's best suited for a 34 ILB. I think he'd struggle a bit as a 43 MLB.

Red Coater 01-15-2010 01:37 PM

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Originally Posted by pkane (Post 6447787)
I don't think he was calling him he next Ray Lewis. I think he is saying he could be that type of player for us. Stud linebacker that is accounted for on everyplay and be our main D player

I got to go to work but, Our great # 58 Derrick Thomas what was he drafted as olb or ilb or de. He was a impact player. Thats why I said if we take McClain at #5 lets try to make him an impact player with his size,speed strenght,smarts, and long arms as terroist for QB's that he faces. Thomas and McClain are both from Bamma also. Just to throw that in there. He could be reicarnated as McClain. Just a joke.

Red Coater 01-15-2010 01:40 PM

sorry for any mispelled words in a rush. Go Chiefs!!!!!!!!!!

Chief Faithful 01-15-2010 01:41 PM

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Originally Posted by Chiefnj2 (Post 6447852)
Willis was the most dominating college linebacker that I've seen. I don't think McClain was as dominant as Willis. I don't think McClain has great lateral movement. IMHO, he's best suited for a 34 ILB. I think he'd struggle a bit as a 43 MLB.

I agree that he is best suited for a 3-4 ILB, which is another reason he is my favorite for #5. McClain and DJ would be a lot of athletic ability in the center of the defense. If they could get a capable NT in FA or round 2 then I would start to feel good about the heart of the defense.

salame 01-15-2010 02:05 PM

4th round is way too high for denario alexander

Mr. Laz 01-15-2010 02:07 PM

and why would we need to move McClain anywhere?


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