Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 15396898)

This team is going to be drafting WR’s almost every year anyways as they should.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 15396930)

Niang spent his entire college career at Right Tackle...

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15396729)

The cap is going to be tough next year.

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud (Post 15396935)

I just read last week that the cap floor will be $195 million, not $175 million, and it may even stay flat in 2021.

Here's the link:

https://profootballtalk.nbcsports.co...21-salary-cap/

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15396711)

It really depends on how much you want to spend. We have two of our top 4 WR's that won't have contracts after this year. We need depth at TE potentially. Depending on Williams' status, they may need another RB. They have a SIGNIFICANT need at DE opposite Clark and they'd be wise to start looking at investing in possibly cutting him loose after 2021 if his play doesn't improve. They have need at LB and potential need at CB with guys coming off contracts.

The cap is not going up. In fact, it appears that it's probably going DOWN next year. This team wasn't going to have much cap space to begin with, now they'll probably have to cut just to get under.

You can't just take 3 or 4 offensive linemen in the draft. They have too many needs. Taking 1 or 2 is fine. Any more than that means another area doesn't get addressed at all and guess what happens then?

Yeah, 40 million threads about that position group sucking because "****ing Veach didn't do anything".

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15396943)

That's good news for a change. Still going to be tough for the Chiefs given their salary cap status.

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 15396949)

I think it also depends on the number of picks the Chiefs end up with.

If they trade back from the first, they're probably picking up at least 2 more selections. If Bienemy finally gets a head coaching job, there's another one this year and next. Then there are comp picks, possibly a 3 and a 4.

KC could end up with 9 or 10 picks when all is said and done.

You could go: OL, DE, WR, OL, TE, LB, DB, DB, DE/LB, OL and get good answers and depth at most of your spots. 1 OL, 1 DE, 1 WR being priority

Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 15396964)

I don't know how much of a haul you can expect for the #32 pick, honestly.

Originally Posted by duncan_idaho (Post 15396988)

#40 and #103
#39 and #102

You can get a top 10 pick in the second and a top 10 pick in the 4th, roughly, for #32. Maybe a little more, depending on how much a team wants to jump in and get a guy with 5 years of rookie deal.

Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 15396994)

Man I'd take that in a heartbeat if anyone wanted to offer it.

We have our stars. We need solid supporting talent. That would go a long way.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15397003)

I would too. The more picks the better to me. We could go heavy on the OL and DL and still have picks left to address other positions.

Originally Posted by O.city (Post 15397059)

The Chiefs FO will make the right call, get good players and be sitting at 10-12 wins again this time next year.

Rinse repeat.

This is fun.

Originally Posted by htismaqe (Post 15397003)

I would too. The more picks the better to me. We could go heavy on the OL and DL and still have picks left to address other positions.