Okay okay okay... John Dorsey only does BPA.

That's why, after Green Bay had the #32 defense in 2011, they spent their first SIX PICKS on defense in the draft.

Sure. You NEVER factor in need. :rolleyes:

People see BPA and assume it means best football player available, no matter position.


Position and need are factors into grading players to determine BPA.

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You can use the BPA mantra for years and no matter who you pick you can say "that was the next guy up or our big board."

It's ****ing GM speak...

It just doesn't make sense.

What if 3 years in a row, when you come up to draft in the first round, BPA is a Guard?

They identified the best defensive players in the draft and took them. Seems like it worked too. Jerel Worthy was pretty good and Casey Hayward was a fantastic pick.

Then that isn't BPA. That's factoring in need.

It's a bull$3it stance, always has been, and will bull$#it you up until we make a decision...

and then when we pick Geno, he will say he was the top player on their board

This...

this interview was as much fun as all those scooter fests. but I agree with those saying these folks don't know how to interview Dorsey.

I dare you to kill yourself...

I agree, these interviewers need to stop trying to nail these guys down on a chiefs player, or specific person in the draft.

We would learn more from questions like:

What do you look for in a QB in the draft?
What type of offensive linemen do you prefer, why?
What is the most important position on defense?
Is there a position that's easier to fill in FA than the draft?
What positions, on offense or defense, do you think can be game changer?
In the modern NFL, how much time can you give a player you drafted until he needs to produce on the field or get cut?

Dorsey track record
 

His track record on winning is enough for me to give a chance. I guess we could have kept Peterson or Peolie if you feel otherwise.

This!!!!

You trott that out there and Arrowhead will implode...

BUT they will have all you suckers Season ticket money already...

Its a win/win for them Low Risk with winning and High Reward in financials...

Sounds like smart business to me...