We'll see, as the year went on he looked to regress.

And for the record I like Jacory Harris provided I was assured he could gain some weight.

i will pray every year of my life for the chiefs to draft a QB....next year will be no different

that said, Green is a ****ing stud...unreal hands and body control...Jones has been handicapped by Bama's offense and shitty QB, but what I've seen makes me want Green over Jones...

He's the exception to the rule. He's Ben Roethlisberger in this case.

Example of someone who has bulked up as considerably as Harris will need to do?

Honestly, he needs to put on, at minimum, 30 pounds of muscle mass. If he doesn't start next season at 205-210, I wouldn't even begin to think about drafting him.

Eh 20lbs would be ok, if he's 195 he could play at 215.

6'4" 215 is too small.

Warner isn't a big dude, and he's listed at 6'2" 214.

Ideally, the Chiefs have the following run of picks (IMO)

2010: Berry
2011: Jones, Green, Floyd
2012: Gabbert

And FWIW, I'd probably take Tony Pike or Jevan Snead over Colt McCoy.

I understand you're posting an "ideal" scenario, which would be a ****ing wet dream to get Green and then Gabbert, but do think that dude is coming out next year?

And, FTR, I wouldn't even waste a draft pick on McCoy. Because it will absolutely be a wasted pick.

He's probably never going to be overly thick, he just needs to not be stick thin.

Granted, everyone is different, but I think the hit that knocked Bradford out against BYU is a perfect illustration of why you really have to think long and hard about drafting a QB who isn't physically stout enough.

People will dispute this, but it wasn't an uncommon hit for an NFL game. Dude landed on top of him. Great. Big ****ing deal. If he wasn't so small, he'd be getting off the turf and continuing to play.

I have no idea about Gabbert. His brother going to Mizzou raises a couple of questions.

Did he do so to be with Blaine?
Did he do it b/c he thought he could get a chance to start in 2011?
Can he legitimately beat out James Franklin? (doubt it)
Will he move to WR? (possibly)


I understand Mecca's argument because I doubt he thinks that Gabbert is a franchise QB and is totally sold on Green being a top 5 NFL WR.

That said, I'm in agreement with you, because I do see him as a franchise QB, and the golden rule of the NFL draft is that you never, ever pass on a franchise QB if you don't have one.

How many times has that rule burned us?

NEVAR FORGET!!

The difference is over the course of the year, Harris got hit and continued to get up and play.

Like I said, he could definitely be the exception for a number of different reasons. But when I see 6'4", I need to be convinced why I shouldn't also see, at least, 225, ideally 235-240.

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Watch a couple of the hits he takes here, one of the first ones is in the beginning highlight package they show, it probably would have killed Bradford.

His delivery is similar to Rivers', that 3/4-arm stuff. Throws a much better deep ball than Cassel.

Where do you think this kid is going, if he comes out?