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I just don't think they'll go WR early. Maybe 3rd. The way the board could potentially fall, you could plug a couple DE/DT holes and a CB with those 4 picks and be set pretty well. Unless they really like a guy and he falls I guess, I just think that 3rd round is a sweet spot for a developmental WR> |
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They aren’t waiting until the 3rd to take a WR dude. |
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They have no WRs under contract after this year. They aren’t waiting until the 3rd round to address it. They value WR more than any position aside from QB and DE. |
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They may take one if someone they think highly of falls, but I don't think they end up doing it early. Draft just lines up too well on teh defensive side. |
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You are absolutely clueless if you “don’t think they do”. Do you pay any attention to this team? They clearly do not value CB for example. They absolutely value WR though. They have said over and over that they will always make sure Pat has weapons, and their first big move was to sign Sammy Watkins. Possibly losing Tyreek made them instantly draft a potential replacement with their first pick that year. This class is stacked at WR. How does this draft not also line up with their need there? |
I’d probably add LT to positions that they value more than WR, but that’s absolutely it.
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Lazy take dude. There’s really no comparison aside from playing for Georgia. Pickens has flashed legit WR1 upside. Chris Conley was a complete projection based on measurables. |
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http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showp...61&postcount=6 At 50? Sure. In the first rd? No way |
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Ideally, yes, I’d take him at 50. But I’d rather have him than Watson or Dotson in the 1st. And again, he’s legitimately flashed WR1 upside. He’s not really comparable to a guy like Conley who was a mid rounder until the combine. We’re talking about a guy that was once seen as a potential top 15-20 pick here. |
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Was it playing multiple seasons with UDFA's, late round picks, and bargain FA's? Was it the fact that Sneed in the 4th is the highest pick we've spent there since before he Veach was GM? Was it letting Ward walk rather than pay him? The Chiefs don't value corner much anymore, they've shown it over and over. I think they're probably right with the rules being the way they are. No ****in' way they're taking a corner early when there are DE's and WR's with big upside still on the board. Now they might take Dax Hill, who's a Safety, but also a slot corner, and kind of a Sneed type guy. That's different, but you'd have to take him in the first, and if they do that, I won't cry about it. |
I think it’s possible that they take a guy like Elam or Booth in the 1st, or Woolen at 50, but that’s because those guys are likely to go earlier than that.
If they fall, then there’s value there, but that also wouldn’t keep them from drafting a WR somewhere in the first 2 rounds anyways. Veach has made it very clear through his actions and words that they don’t value the position enough to reach for a guy. And for all the talk about the talent in this draft aligning with our needs, this CB class is nowhere near as good as EDGE and WR. |
Also, the fact that they’ve been connected to guys like Gilmore and Bradberry tells you everything you need to know about how they prefer to handle it.
They’re probably looking at those guys because they prefer to take a raw guy with upside (Zyon McCollum or Alontae Taylor for example) late on day 2 or early day 3. |
If these 3 are available and we only have one pick, who you got?
1. George Karlaftis 2. Trey Burks 2. George Pickens |
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EDIT: lol read that wrong, I thought you meant if we had 2 picks and these three are available. |
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You could get a guy very similar to Karlaftis later, might get Pickens later too. |
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Thoughts on Demarvin Leal?
Looks like an absolute game wrecker. Just wish they didn't move him around so much so we could get a better look at him as a pure DT. 6'4, 285 and MAN he carries that well. I don't care about the combine numbers for the role he plays. |
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Bump (officially added Pickens to the list)
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I guess I’ll just put this here.
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While I think they do come off the board by 23/24, I'd love it much more if it only took a much more modest move than going up to a spot like 13 to get one. If Johnson goes near 10 then it feels like Karlaftis goes in the teens. If Johnson falls some then that pushes Karlaftis down. Maybe there are some AJ Epenesa vibes in the NFL regarding these cats too? |
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The other guy I've really come around on is Ebiketie and it's been about scheme fit and not talent level. I feel like he's a perfect Clark replacement. |
I mean, Karlaftis falling a bit is helpful. I'm all about that.
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We need as many of those QBs to go as possible.
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I’ll need to find out but I read recently that teams absolutely love Pitre. He tested well and has a good frame and was very versatile at Baylor.
He apparently knocked his interviews out of the park and some people think he’s a first rd prospect. I think he’s an early 2nd rd player but man I would love him or Dax Hill in KC. They would be so awesome here |
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Thornhill will see time too but our coaches never really liked him. |
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That’s…me. The whole damn thing really. Crazy. |
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No, really. I have a lot of the same thoughts exactly on those guys, Watson included. :) if I were a 3-4 team, I'd love Ebiketie. As a DE...I don't know. I guess he's a much more explosive Danna. That can play, but isn't really Spags' preferred size. The more I look at Johnson the less I'm really into it. I was thinking I see a contributor but not really a dominant alpha Edge. I think his ceiling in the NFL is Clowney; which, much like Clowney will be a disappointment if you take him top ten but is perfectly fine if you take him at like #30. You know what I mean? |
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A non-contact tear, Thornhill was playing injured |
But Is karlaftis a fit? I loved his interview and the chiefs are due to get a character guy but his size and length don’t fit the mold of what we normally seek.
I just don’t see the necessity of drafting a DE round 1 with this group of DE’s possibly available at 50 and later. Is karlaftis or Johnson have more upside than say Sam Williams? 7. D. Ojabo 8. A. Ebiketie 9. D. Jackson 10. S. Williams 11. L. Hall 12. C. Thomas 13. K. Enagbare 14. A. Barno 15. M. Sanders Quote:
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Does Sam Williams have more upside? I don't know about that. Athletically, absolutely. That said, Johnson has some pretty good athleticism. But he's also nowhere near Karlaftis or Johnson technically or from a "motor" standpoint. I think about guys that are really good and they just keep coming every single down, win or lose. I don't think you're getting that from Williams but I do think you're getting it from Karlaftis and Johnson. That's my hangup. I fell in love with the athletic talent early on but have come down quite a bit on Williams. I'd like him in the 3rd. It's hard to measure upside, it's alot more than athleticism. The guy needs the drive to be great. |
In looking at your list I do not see Olave, Burks, Karlaftis, or Wyatt being available at 29 and 30.
But if they are I would go with Olave and Wyatt with the first two picks. I would then take Cameron Thomas (11.5 sacks) at 50 and Sam Williams (12.5 sacks) at 62. The Chiefs got a mere 31 sacks last year. That has to change. |
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Great point. I just think that there’s enough talent in that group that we don’t need to reach for a DE in the first. I don’t like Mafe or karlaftis that much more than a few others in the DE group that should be available later.
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Connecticut DL Travis Jones was recently dubbed the "most versatile" defensive tackle in the 2022 NFL Draft.
Jones (6'4/336) made the most of offseason showcases like the Senior Bowl and it's safe to say he's reaping the benefits of it. He followed the Senior Bowl with an equally impressive 2022 NFL Scouting Combine performance, recording a 4.92 40-yard dash and a 28.5-inch vertical. His agility was also very much on display as he tied the top three-cone performance with a 7.33 time. According to Mike Renner of Pro Football Focus, Jones is the "most versatile" player among defensive tackles available for the taking in April. |
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He gets after QBs as well as almost anyone. |
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My final list is up.
Barring a trade up or down, I’m pretty confident that we pick 2 of these players. |
I like Andrew Booth but I think I’d prefer Kyler Gordon. I just really like the way he plays. He was an excellent man corner at Washington
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If we stay at our current spots I’m saying we draft Boye Mafe and Andrew Booth Jr
Note: There’s a guy in the draft named Smoke Monday lol |
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Thats a damn good first round! Theres a Smoke AND a Snoop! |
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From February:
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I very much should have stuck to my love affair for Karlaftis.
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