Originally Posted by Megatron96 (Post 16925064)

Won't really know until these guys see live snaps in a real game. But it looks like we got some good players. No steals, no one that's probably going to reset the bar, but solid players. We're pretty sure, anyway. I'd give it a straight up B so far.

Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 16925065)

Well, as I posted just above, the DE's tended to thin out by mid second, so they got the guy they wanted at 31. In multiple mocks from multiple sites, Uzi was always gone by 40. If you like a guy at 40, just take him at 31 for the 5th year if nothing else. Don't get cute. Solid pick.

There was a big grouping of 2nd-3rd round WR's; they went up and got the guy they wanted from that group rather than take what fell. Rice went about where he tended to in multiple mocks. He's a 'Hopkins' type receiver, with nearly identical measurements. Physical, aggressive, good RAC.

Morris has experience at both OT spots, but played RT mostly. 35" arms, athletic, quick. Definitely starter potential with a little clean-up in his technique.

All three positions of need, all three went at about the right spot, no reaches, the last two they went up and got their guy rather than wait.

I think it's a real solid B+ draft, and that's tough to do picking at the bottom of the round.

Just my .02

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Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 16925080)

I think FAU and Rice went a bit early but nothing egregious. You can kinda get away with not maxing value when your roster is set and you won the ****ing Super Bowl.

I didn't like the first trade up much but they at least made a logical selection with it.

Originally Posted by oldman (Post 16925048)

What did we have to give to move up in rounds 2 and 3? Considering they weren't huge jumps did we keep our 4th and 5th?

Originally Posted by SAGA45 (Post 16925135)

I could be wrong but I feel the Chiefs will go DL-heavy on day 3. More EDGE, DT or two. That will be the theme for this class. Injecting some fresh blood into in that front-four rotation.

Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 16925065)

Well, as I posted just above, the DE's tended to thin out by mid second, so they got the guy they wanted at 31. In multiple mocks from multiple sites, Uzi was always gone by 40. If you like a guy at 40, just take him at 31 for the 5th year if nothing else. Don't get cute. Solid pick.

There was a big grouping of 2nd-3rd round WR's; they went up and got the guy they wanted from that group rather than take what fell. Rice went about where he tended to in multiple mocks. He's a 'Hopkins' type receiver, with nearly identical measurements. Physical, aggressive, good RAC.

Morris has experience at both OT spots, but played RT mostly. 35" arms, athletic, quick. Definitely starter potential with a little clean-up in his technique.

All three positions of need, all three went at about the right spot, no reaches, the last two they went up and got their guy rather than wait.

I think it's a real solid B+ draft, and that's tough to do picking at the bottom of the round.

Just my .02

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Originally Posted by BigRedChief (Post 16925148)

Op: we only have one 6th round pick tomorrow, correct?

Originally Posted by BryanBusby (Post 16925080)

I think FAU and Rice went a bit early but nothing egregious. You can kinda get away with not maxing value when your roster is set and you won the ****ing Super Bowl.

I didn't like the first trade up much but they at least made a logical selection with it.

Originally Posted by Dante84 (Post 16925175)

No sir, it is correct.

The Rashee Rice trade had a pick come back with it.

Originally Posted by Coach (Post 16925105)

If my research is correct, the Chiefs still have the following:

4(32)
5(32)
6(1)
6(17)
7(33)

Originally Posted by DenverChief (Post 16925186)

ooooh back to back picks