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Apparently Dorsey, Reid, and the entire Chiefs' defensive contingent was at Oregon's Pro Day...interesting....
Dion Jordan anyone? Supposedly was scheduled to meet with Reid too. |
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Dion Jordan/OLB/Oregon official visit list thus far includes Kansas City, Jacksonville, Cleveland, Arizona & New York Jets....
— Tony Pauline (@TonyPauline) March 19, 2013 |
http://cowboysblog.dallasnews.com/20...-station.html/
Porter, a projected mid-round draft pick, has already had a private workout with Atlanta and has one coming up with Kansas City. http://walterfootball.com/draft2013meetingsteams.php Kansas City Chiefs: Ezekiel Ansah%, DE, BYU (PRI) (COM) Matt Barkley, QB, USC (COM) Tyler Bray, QB, Tennessee (COM) Zach Brown, K, Portland State (EW) DeWayne Cherrington, DL, Mississippi State (PRO) Jasper Collins, WR, Mount Union (EW) Keenan Davis, WR, Iowa (EW) Zac Dysert, QB, Miami of Ohio (COM) Eric Fisher, OL, Central Michigan (PRI) Sharrif Floyd, DL, Florida (PRI) Mike Glennon, QB, N.C. State (COM) Zaviar Gooden, LB, Missouri (SR) Josh Hubner, P, Arizona State (EW) Luke Joeckel, OL, Texas A&M (PRI) Lane Johnson%, OT, Oklahoma (PRI) (COM) Landry Jones%, QB, Oklahoma (PRO) (COM) Dion Jordan%, DL, Oregon (PRI) (PRO) Nick Kasa, TE, Colorado (SR) Travis Kelce, TE, Cincinnati (COM) E.J. Manuel, QB, Florida State (COM) Damontre Moore, DL, Texas A&M (PRI) Ryan Nassib, QB, Syracuse (COM) Xavier Nixon, OL, Florida (SR) Alec Ogletree, ILB, Georgia (COM) Sean Porter, LB, Chiefs (PRI) Matt Sewell, OL, McMaster (EW) Geno Smith, QB, West Virginia (COM) Sylvester Williams, DL, North Carolina (SR) Vince Williams, LB, Florida State (SR) Tyler Wilson, QB, Arkansas (COM) |
9 QBs that we've talked to. We're drafting a QB somewhere.
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Sweet, will update later today
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KC was at Iowa States Pro Day, and we had few guys put up awesome numbers! Jake Knott will be visiting KC.
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Would love to see Gooden get drafted. While undersized and not demonstrating an exuberant amount of pass rush technique/reps, I think he could be either A) a serviceable OLB or B) (what I really would like him as) a coverage ILB that can play all 3 downs.
Most immediately would say: "Why Sorter, don't you want to have a thumper as your Mike in a 3-4? Isn't Gooden the exact opposite?" Yes. However, with the way the NFL is played now, teams don't just run 1st and 2nd down and throw on third. You need quality ILBs who can drop into coverage in base, nickel, and dime fronts. IMO, you need those more than a quality thumper (who will likely play 1 down consistently ala Belcher). With more teams utilizing 3W and 2TE (who can run and catch) sets, it seems exceptionally prudent to ensure you have ILBs who can cover. The 49ers are a fantastic example of this, however even they have started to remove Willis occasionally against passing formations as he ages. You need two ILBs who can cover. You also need a reliable, aggressive nickel corner as well as a pass rushing 3 tech. These positions that were and are still commonly referred to as "sub package players" are going to be viewed as starters in the future. |
The 3-4 is no longer run out of a base defense. It is almost 60% 4-3 under and nickel variants. In short, I agree with Sorter on the matter. You need a linebacker who can drop into coverage and one who is athletic enough to be a safety.
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QB :thumb: LB DL,DE LB with a splooge of OT,WR No CB's in that list |
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Cool, I'll add it in a little later
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