It's kind of ironic to see the two main people on the board who say the TE position is overvalued in KC take a TE in the top 2 rounds

Oh no you di'int.

LMAO

Douchebags, all of you.

...

1. WR Louis Murphy, Florida
2. FS Louis Delmas, Western Michigan
3. C Eric Wood, Louisville
4. DT Sen'Derrick Marks, Auburn
5. CB Victor Harris, Virginia Tech

:clap:ROFL

I want to strengthen the Dolphins secondary up a bit. I don't like the corners as much but I feel pretty good taking this guy here. The more I watch his film, the more he grows on me.

Miami Dolphins select: Louis Delmas, S, Western Michigan

According to this website, the Chiefs have the Bucs' 2nd pick in the 7th round.

http://www.prosportstransactions.com...rades/2009.htm

I'm pretty sure that we had to give that pick back for some reason.

I'll did a little deeper when I have some time.

EDIT: Well, that was easy. We do not own that pick. The Steelers do.

http://www.nfl.com/draft/story?id=09...s&confirm=true

The Ravens are giddy about this pick. They addressed the secondary in the 1st round and continue to retool an aging defense in the 2nd. Bart Scott is gone and Ray Lewis is possibly/probably gone..

The Baltimore Ravens select ILB Darry Beckwith, LSU.

Loadholt is going to be great for Peterson, but the Vikes might need a shitload of QBs.

I suspect in pass protect he's going to make McIntosh look like Willie Roaf by comparison.

Agreed. Maybe he can improve, but at this point I think Tamba would have a field day.

Ray Lewis already resigned.

Missed that, but they still need a replacement for Scott and someone to groom behind Lewis.

Is Beckwith a 3-4 backer though?

Is he a rush backer? No. Can he play ILB in a 3-4? I think so.

It also looks like 3-4 teams are paying attention:

02/21/09 - Which teams have you interviewed with?): San Diego, Seattle, San Francisco, New England, Dallas so far and I have seven teams scheduled tonight.

http://www.nfldraftscout.com/ratings...009&genpos=ILB

INDIANAPOLIS -- Darry Beckwith believes versatility will be his calling card in the NFL.
The LSU linebacker said he plans to perform every on-field drill at the NFL Scouring Combine this weekend and wants to show teams that he can play outside linebacker as well as inside linebacker, the position he played during his final two seasons with the Tigers. Beckwith said several teams think he could fit at inside linebacker in a 3-4 scheme or at either spot in a 4-3 scheme.


http://blog.nola.com/saintsbeat/2009..._beckwith.html