Believe it or not, I would expect a very D-heavy draft. Maybe the 1st rounder on WR, or something like that, but then the rest could honestly be very heavy on defense.

We're likely having to replace two incredibly important pieces to the heart of our defense in Hali and DJ. Not to mention we're probably cutting DeVito -- although if it were up to me, we'd just re-sign Vickerson on the cheap.

I guess we are, considering Hudson is the only lineman that isn't ranked near the ****ing bottom of the abyss at their position.

People insist on hiding how bad Fisher has been compared to the league by using the word "improving." He still has a long way to go to be considered as a starter in the NFL. The only reason his isn't on the bench is because he was the #1 pick.

Trying to downplay how bad this OL is is just being ignorant.

Also, because he's the best tackle on the roster.

Unless you're honestly championing tackle bookends of Stephenson and Harris.

I'm more going back to last year with that.

He still isn't starter material. There's only 1 starting lineman that is.

The Chiefs need to address the line more than anything, after WR.

The Chiefs made their bed at OLB when they picked Ford. I don't consider that position a need.

ILB? Meh. Could use an improvement but it's doing ok. Berry should help the run D quite a bit as Parker ****ing sucks at tackling.

CB? Ya. Need some love there.

OL? ****ing dumpster fire.

Ah, time travel.

I'm amazed Dorsey hasn't tapped into that resource.

If only we had jd1020's powers at our disposal.

Don't need my powers to understand picking LT was a bad idea.

My understanding is that they were picking the best prospect available.

The best prospects were widely regarded by the NFL as being the tackles. Which is why the top three went in the top four. I would have gone with Geno Smith, personally, but I'm comfortable in the knowledge that I'm just a layman making educated guesses.

Fisher's dramatically improved, and is already an outstanding run blocker and has every tool and elite coaching to become a great pass protector. I assume you subscribe to the idea that rookies need three years before a comprehensive judgment can be rendered.

If that's the case, than Fisher is already on schedule to become, at least, a good left tackle. If not much more than that.

I see us drafting a CB and pass rusher for sure. Might just fill ILB in free agency. But then again, we have 11 picks.

:spock:

He's one of the worst ranked tackles in the league and even you admit that hes better at run blocking.

If anything he's on schedule to be moved back to RT or inside.

Hey, he's successfully filled ILB through free agency for two years now. You're not far off, probably.

I admit it freely.

He's got some work to do, and time to do it. We've effectively schemed around it while he comes along.

Leave my ****in hamster out of this.... LOL :D

LMAO

You are, without a shadow of a doubt, one of the dumbest mother****ers to post on this site.

Fisher did not give up a sack or a pressure against either Richardson or Wilkerson last Sunday, but he shouldn't be starting in the NFL.

Good ****ing God, some people are just stupid

WR - probably two of them
G - Fulton may be ok. Never an Allen fan and mcglynn is terrible


Honestly those are the only glaring needs. If DJ doesn't come back ILB would be a need and secondary depth is always good

DE is my number 5 and Safety is my number 6. Both could move up depending on who is retained. I'd foresee Bailey, Vickerson, and Parker all getting offers with their play this season. Mauga is the other I see getting an extension. I think Walker, Jenkins, Avery, and Allen are getting walking papers, as they save a combined 7.66 million against the cap.