That's what we're stuck with but honestly Spiller is the best offensive playmaker in this draft.

I know I'm just saying when people act like it's Berry or bust it's not there are some options here.

options? i thought the chiefs had to go oline....

Yea if we take Russ Okung in front of CJ Spiller I'm going to stop giving a shit.

Every pick is important. Some are more important than others, but the only teams who act like late picks don't matter are the ones who can't do it for shit.

Don't forget Cody

If Berry isn't there, I don't see anybody on the board that's more valuable than a trade down unless Clausen grades well. I wouldn't have a problem with either. I would rather trade out of the pick for Spiller and if I'm going to have a playmaker, I'd much rather have it be a reach for an every-down guy like McClain or Haden. Maybe Taylor Mays (again, depending on draft grade).

Ideally, if no Berry or Clausen, maybe Suh carries enough trade value to trade out of the pick. With no CBA, the trade value for a marquee prospect like that might be a lot higher than usual.

The Chiefs missed Wesley Woodyard, Brandon Siler and Dannell Ellerbee to take scrubs..

Funny how Siler starts for a good San Diego defense when Hamas and I screamed for him and were told "who cares it's just a 7th round pick"

mecca, where do you think Dan Williams grades. Is he someone to look at in the 2nd round? Or is there another NT we should be looking at first?

I'd love to know why Rolando McClain is so highly regarded.

No one is trading up b/c of the $$$.

If there's no one worth taking, and you're the Chiefs who need every****ingthing, who in the world is trading up and why?

Don't know anything about him. Just basing it off what people tell me.

I've seen Alabama play a shit ton of times, he's a good player and everything but I don't see him standing out like he's being talked about. Plus he plays behind a huge line and basically always runs free.

As far as Williams he'll probably be overvalued due to all the 3-4 teams.

1. In an uncapped year, nobody cares about $$'s like they used to
2. With no CBA agreement, no marquee free agents are out there, so the draft is your best way of getting a marquee player
3. If we pick in front of Tampa Bay, there's no way he falls passed the Bucs.
4. The talent gap between Suh and the next best is pretty significant

Trade-downs rarely happen. But I still wonder if this is a year when it's more likely to happen.

It's probably less likely, teams will realize a lockout followed by new CBA likely means rookie slotting.

I wouldn't want to be the last team that had to pay a rookie 70 million dollars.