I also agree with these statements completely.

This is a fair point, but I feel like there is so much talent in FA and in the draft at WR that the relative lack of options at OL makes our needs there a priority. Ultimately I think its the right decision to grab a tackle in the first.

Here's a look at what I was trying to project as a mock for a Reid coached team tonight... It kind of blends what you guys are looking at...

1. WR Phillip Dorsett - Miami
DeSean Jackson type of player that would flourish in Reid's quick hit offense. He's uncoverable off the line.

2. OG Josue Matias - Florida State
Really good looking guard that reminds me of Evan Mathis. Tackle type traits but not quite athletic enough for the outside.

3. OT Donovan Smith - Penn State
Not athletic enough for the left side, but looks like he could be physically imposing at RT while still athletic enough in a zone blocking scheme, in a similar mould to Todd Herremans.

3. ILB Ramik Wilson - Georgia
Athletic linebacker with alot of the same qualities coming out as Derrick Johnson. If Johnson is healthy, Wilson can learn for a year or two how to play the MIKE position from one of the games now better players.

4. WR Stefon Diggs - Maryland
Athletic and another quick and fast receiver in a similar mould to Jeremy Maclin.

5. S Adrian Amos - Penn State
A very solid all-around safety in very much the same mould as Husain Abdullah, and would have a chance to learn from him.

5. ILB Taiwan Jones - Michigan State
This is more of a "me" pick to help address that 2-down thumper role the Chiefs lacked.

5. OG Mark Glowinski - West Virginia
Longer, athletic guard that Reid seems to prefer

6. CB Cam Thomas - Western Kentucky
Longer corner with some press ability that Sutton seems to like

7. OLB Brock Hekking - Nevada
History with Nevada players? I dunno, I like the kid. He's a try hard and Reid likes EDGE defenders

7. WR Chase Cochran - Ohio
A long, lanky receiver with speed and quickness. Kind of a sleeper guy that I think fits Reid.

I like where your heads at, and I do really like Dorsett and Matius. I agree that Dorsett could rise on draft boards across the league along with Lockett, but others don't seem to be as high on Matius as you and I are and there's a lot of receivers in this draft so I'm wondering if we couldn't go...

1) Flowers OT
2) Dorsett WR
3) Matius OG

Ultimately, I think that if we go OL in the first there will be plenty of options at WR in the 2nd. Here's a list of potential 2nd round WRs, several of these guys should be available when we pick:

DGB
Dorsett
Coates
Greene
Montgomery
Hardy
Lockett

I actually think Donovan Smith has LT upside. But yeah, probably a RT.

DGB's a top ten pick, by the way. Not a second rounder. He's going to erupt at the Combine, and teams don't give a shit about his character.

I agree that he's a top 10 talent, but part of me feels like if there was ever a year in which teams would pass on someone with "domestic abuse" being floated around with his draft card this is the year. I remember how far the honey badger fell for weed alone and I certainly don't remember him pushing chix down stairways.

...not that I agree, but I think its possible he falls to the 2nd due to the negative stigma.

It's not possible.

Any year where Jameis Winston goes #1 overall is not the same year DGB falls to the 2nd round.

Truth. Buuut I could imagine a scenario where Winston falls out of the top 10.

If Winston isn't a Top Two selection, I will drive to SNR's house dressed in an elegant summer dress, and sing "She Taught Me To Yodel" while teabagging a shoebox.

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Haha We'll hold ya to it!

But I agree. In my opinion Winston should go #1 and DGB should go mid-first.

1. Flowers or Cann
2. WR Justin Hardy
3. CB Jacoby Glen
3. ILB Zach Vigil
4. S Durell Eskridge
5. OT Eric LeFeld
5. DT Xavier Williams
5. ILB David Mayo
6. WR Austin Hill
7. OG Jarvis Harrison
7. WR Tre McBride

Because Chiefs