Walker has given Poe a break this season and I'd be shocked to see him cut. Allen is the best LG on the current roster and it would be foolish to cut him at this point.

If you're looking for cap savings that make sense, look to DeVito at $4 million, Fasano at $2 million, Jenkins, Avery ($3.5) and of course, Berry's $8 million and Hali's $15 million.

Dumb. As. ****.

I wouldnt' call Walker's contributions much. Certainly not worth it when he saves you 1.75 million.

Allen is the best LG on the roster and about the 70th best guard in the NFL. He's ****ing terrible. I'd rather another 6th round pick were starting next year than ****ing Allen. My god, foolish? The only foolish thing is to keep that shit around. He saves you a million against the cap if cut. He's replaceable, easily.

Yeah, because he was replaced soooooooooo easily in August.

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Excuse me for not patting a guy on the back who still finds it difficult to find his balance and avoid being tossed aside like a rag doll because he didn't give up a sack on an offense who's passing game is basically an extended run game full of screens, swing passes, and <5 yard slants. Fishers the most badass worst ranked tackle in the league. YOU GO FISHER!!!!!!!! The great DaneMcCloud has a 60th place ribbon for ya.

Question: Would you draft Marcus Peters? #1 man cover corner abilities but got tossed off of the team for what sounds like multiple incidents/confrontations with coaches.

I think he's a top 20 and possibly top 15 talent in the draft based on his play and skillset alone. But how far does his apparent attitude problems drop him in the draft? I'd use our 2nd on him and definitely one of our 3rd round picks.

I don't think it is wise to use even a 3rd round draft pick on a locker room cancer. Look at Percy Harvin. Getting millions of dollars is only going to make him worse.

You thinking something more like SF's Aaron Lynch? Taking a shot in the middle rounds?

Peters might end up being the best corner in this draft.

Reminds me a lot of Phillip Gaines. Will be interesting to see how he measures and times at the Combine.

I have him graded as a borderline 1st/2nd round guy. Very possible he's in our wheelhouse. I think he's a great fit in press man.

Same here, he should do very well in this scheme. I think that he has the potential to be a guy that you could just ask to match up one on one against any receiver and he'll do very well. He's long and strong enough to take on bigger receivers, he's fast and quick enough to stick with smaller speed guys (watch him vs Cooks, was outstanding except for one play where, if I remember correctly, Cooks was able to get a step on him with a double move for a TD). My favorite thing about him is that he is a big time player, he plays his best when matched up against another top prospect; tells me that he is one hell of a competitor and shies away from nothing.

I wonder how bad his problems with the coaching staff really were, he wasn't the first player to be kicked off of that Washington team by the new coaching staff.

We should look at trading up this year. It's bei predicted that we will end up with eleven or so picks. That many aren't making the roster anyway, so your choices are: move up for better players, trade down and stockpile picks in future years, or draft players that you are going to probably cut. I say move up and get the best receiver possible

Oh Heavens no! thats no way to make an impact around here... you've gotta take a stand and stick by it to the death, admiting the possibility of being wrong is NOT allowed.

You do realize that this roster isn't all that deep right? I trust in Dorsey's ability to find gems in the mid to later rounds and this coaching staff's ability to develop them, enough to the point where I'd rather he had a lot of draft picks to spend vs trading up for a "blue chip" player.

In the 2013 draft, 73 juniors declared for the NFL draft. In 2014, 98 juniors declared for the NFL draft. That number is expected to rise once again in 2015.

The point is that there will be so much talent available that trading up would be a mistake considering that a second round value in 2012 could be had in the fourth round of 2015. In 2014, it's easy to argue that the Chiefs (and other teams, of course) were getting a full round higher in value for their second and third day selections.

Now, if Dorsey were to trade Eric Berry for a third rounder, giving the Chiefs three thirds, it wouldn't be surprising if he packaged a third and a fifth in order to jump up to the late second/early third.

But since Compensatory Picks aren't tradeable, I'd be surprised to see him package up picks and move up the board.

My opinion, yes he was. We went from a guard rated at about 60 to a guard rated around 63 in the league by PFF. My eyeball rating, we went from dog shit to dog shit. Dog shit is getting us by. In the end, both suck ****ing ass. Both suck so much ass that they both need to be replaced. I don't get the love affair for Jeff "Turnstile" Allen, he blows. Just because the guy taking his place now sucks even more, doesn't make Allen any good.