Oh, really? Once I started looking at him, I thought he'd be a perfect fit for our offense. I'm intrigued by the guy. Some of the stuff I was reading commented that he might be moved from WR to RB in the NFL, which is a very unusual move. I could see Andy using him to great benefit.

They've talked to him. Some dude at AP was really high on him.

https://www.arrowheadpride.com/2020/...antonio-gibson

I mean, it's hard to argue against. He screams Andy Reid.

Shit, he's tall for a RB. Teach him how to throw, and he's probably a better QB than Taysom Hill. The guy could do absolutely anything.

Holy cow. Nolan Cromwell is a really accomplished guy. Why has ubeja not told us about his track exploits?

He was raised in a tiny west Kansas town (Ransom) and then check out his resume.

High School

State champion in basketball.
National AAU junior champion in the decathlon
Three-time state champion in track
Consensus All-State honors in football
Consensus All-State honors in basketball.
He was named the Wichita Eagle's high school football player of the decade for the 1970s.

College

Honorable mention all-american at quarterback (despite starting his career at safety)
Ran for 1,223 yards in 1975
All-America honors in the 600-yard run and the 440 intermediate hurdles
Set KU records in the 600-meter and 400-meter yard runs, the intermediate hurdles (a record he still holds at 49:47) and the decathlon
Qualified for the US Olympic trials in the low hurdles.
Inducted into the Kansas Sports Hall of Fame in 1996.

Professional football

11-year career at free safety
NFC defensive player of the year in 1980
Four straight pro bowls from 1980 through 1983
Football Digest's NFL Defensive Back of the Year in four consecutive years: 1980 through 1983
Member of the NFL's 1980s all-decade team
One Super Bowl appearance as a player and three as an assistant coach, with one win as an assistant coach
One of the stars of the "Let's Ram It" video

Personal life

Married to a former Rams cheerleader and Miss Hollywood USA 1980–81 who is the woman on the left here (not a real gun - he's an actor):

https://www.thighswideshut.org/twsdo...kini-murds.jpg

I'm officially on the Gibson bandwagon. I want a whole team of sub 4.4 offensive skill players.

The Chiefs' draft is complete. We frittered away our 6th and 7th round picks on some guys who won the Super Bowl. So we end our draft with these new future champions.

1-32. Zach Baun, LB, Wisconsin
2-63. Noah Igbinoghene, CB, Auburn
3-96. Ben Bredeson, G, Michigan
4-138. Eno Benjamin, RB, Arizona State
5-177. Antonio Gibson, WR, Memphis

We addressed a few needs in the first three rounds, but couldn't resist adding some weapons to the Mahomes arsenal later in the draft. I wanted to add a defensive end, but we didn't have enough picks for that. All in all, we added a bit of strength to almost every position group.

I wouldn't bitch at a draft like that. Every pick addresses and area for improvement from last year's Super Bowl team, so theoretically it's not so much reloading as it is evolving the team.

Looking at how the Chiefs have drafted the past several years, I really see only two players that were taken with the intent to immediately plug them into the starting lineup-- Nnadi and Thornhill. If the draft went this way, you've for sure drafted 3 immediate starters, and possibly 4. I don't think Veach's board will work out that way, but you never know.

While I philosophically like the 'best available athlete' approach, I find that my real-life philosophy is to try to increase the overall starting lineup, which pushes me toward prioritizing needs. I don't track free agency well enough for this exercise, but I also like to think about who the 47th through 53rd players are on the roster, and who's going to get cut based on what I draft. I want to draft in a way that cuts the least strong players.

I heard about Gibson from Memphis rumors are out there he’s one of the guys we have talked to via FaceTime or whatever that technology is.

The Detroit Lions select Quartney Davis, WR, Texas A&M.

The Giants select:

Terence Steele, OT, Texas Tech

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