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Direckshun 02-01-2014 01:48 PM
MM's not wrong, though. Alex Smith will help out Charles the most.

So you help Charles by helping Alex Smith. You do that by giving him more weapons.

Alex Smith will reach his full potential with a game-breaker at TE. Kelce, who the hell knows. But Ebron or Amaro would really, really help.

Direckshun 02-01-2014 01:49 PM
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Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10405951)
A tight end like Ebron that you can flex out into the slot, or line up at receiver, almost assuring there is never an 8th man in the box.

That will help the Chiefs the best. Another way?

Draft Ebron, have Kelce come back healthy, and have TWO tight ends that defenses have to account for.
Bingo.

htismaqe 02-01-2014 01:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10405951)
A tight end like Ebron that you can flex out into the slot, or line up at receiver, almost assuring there is never an 8th man in the box.

That will help the Chiefs the best. Another way?

Draft Ebron, have Kelce come back healthy, and have TWO tight ends that defenses have to account for.
Keeping that 8th man out of the box helps the guards as well, without spending a high pick on a guard.

hitchief 02-01-2014 01:54 PM
I think we draft Jace or Eric like a lot have said and then in the 3rd we pickup an OG like Ryan Groy or Tre Jackson.

Draft is very deep at the wr and a gem I believe could be had in the 5th round with a guy like Jeff Janis (tall and fast wr) or maybe the kid from Pitt (Devon is it?)

O.city 02-01-2014 01:55 PM
I'm starting to think hageman should be the pick, with a wr in round 3

Easy 6 02-01-2014 02:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Mavericks Ace (Post 10405951)
A tight end like Ebron that you can flex out into the slot, or line up at receiver, almost assuring there is never an 8th man in the box.

That will help the Chiefs the best. Another way?

Draft Ebron, have Kelce come back healthy, and have TWO tight ends that defenses have to account for.
This.

Two fast TE's who can pull backers and safeties out of the box.

Direckshun 02-01-2014 02:34 PM
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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 10405966)
I'm starting to think hageman should be the pick, with a wr in round 3
Hageman would be an outstanding pick. No question. I struggle to think of a player I'd take over him at 23.

That said, I think he's gone in the first 15 picks.

If he lasts, however, you absolutely have to take him. You can't win in the NFL without an elite DL unless you've got an elite QB.

O.city 02-01-2014 02:37 PM
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Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 10406068)
Hageman would be an outstanding pick. No question. I struggle to think of a player I'd take over him at 23.

That said, I think he's gone in the first 15 picks.

If he lasts, however, you absolutely have to take him. You can't win in the NFL without an elite DL unless you've got an elite QB.
Bingo.

Hageman, Poe, catapano/bailey/devito would be solid.

milkman 02-01-2014 07:32 PM
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Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 10405935)
I disagree.

Instead of fortifying the OL with another high pick, the best thing you can do is force defenses to backpedal, instead of stack the box.

You do that with receiving weaponry. A first-round WR is probably a must if (a.) an elite DL isn't available, or (b.) Ebron or Amaro aren't available.
I am not suggesting that we draft a guard with the first pick.

I want a TE, or a WR if we go offense in the first.

But I am still not certainvof Alex Smith, and untl I am, if the question is who I believe can help Jamaal the most, that answer is someone who can help block and create holes for Jamaal.


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