You're so right, it was a very weird spot in this particular draft... but to get an almost promised, solid ten year starter at ANY position... can never be a truly bad idea.

After some sleep though, Poe's pick isnt sounding nearly as bad, i mean... he apparently was the Lone Ranger out there for South Eastern Podunk University, playing waaay more snaps than ANY other guy his size.

AFCW Draft grades according to the fans...

Chargers A http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/fp/fl...&pollId=138199

Broncos B http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/fp/fl...&pollId=138196

Chiefs C http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/fp/fl...&pollId=138197

Raiders C http://sports.espn.go.com/espn/fp/fl...&pollId=138198

I still would have given the entire draft for RGIII

Friggin country wide popularity contest. Chiefs never win those.

What? You'd be willing to trade an unproductive player from Memphis, a developmental tackle, a LG, a DMC, a third-string back, a backup safety, and camp fodder for a potential franchise QB?

No way.

C

I agree lets see from 3 years from now.

If DeCastro turns out to be an Alan Faneca type player in the NFL then it wouldn't be hard at all to justify taking him with the 11th overall pick.

hell yes

same here.
i'd much rather have a franchise QB than depth across the board.

B. Going for depth so it wasn't the sexiest but we got what we needed and now we have a complete team minus the QB.

"C" As usual, we did just well enough to be left out of any really wanted players on draft day. So we're not left wondering if a Luck or an RG3 will pan-out as a world class layer, instead we're left hoping Matt will stop pooping his pants and think we'll do it by some other backwards means. Most people are left wondering if we really want to compete at times. Indy goes from one of the leagues best teams to the team that sucked BADLY in just the right year. Coincidence? IDK, we never strike that kind of gold. Who ever heard "Suck for Poe"? Hmmmm!