I could get down with Jonathan Taylor.

4 years for cheap, 5th year option, tag one year and discard. Will be used up by that point.

I see him as a Day 1 Possession WR and he can run plenty of those routes and do fine. He will need to make improvements and keep growing to be a downfield threat.

I’d rather have Clyde or Swift over Taylor.

I'd be happy with any of the top four in CEH, Swift, Taylor or Akers.

The only position other than P, K and QB that would bum me out at #32, or with the Chiefs first pick if they end up trading back, would be Center.

Guard?

I think Taylor is the better back, even though the fumbles do concern me a little bit. Especially after the Shady shit last year. But I think he can very easily handle 3 down back role when Williams gets injured.

I'd be ok with a lot of these backs ultimately though.

Yeah, guard, too.

I guess I should have said Inside Offensive Linemen, although I don't think there's a chance in hell that Reid would be down with a guard in the 1st.

I have it

1.Swift
2.Taylor
3.Dobbins
4.CEH

But Taylor would be a weird fit for KC. Inside zone runner and we have castoffs at guard-center-guard.

I would think the other 3 all fit better for KC. They are all pretty close and do different things better. Dobbins best outside zone (what we would want).

I thought so, just making sure.

Doubt you have anything to worry about there, as you’re well aware the last time Andy spent a 1 there it blew up in his face

Even as much as I want IOL addressed, #1 isn’t the right spot for it... it should be reserved for defense or an offensive skill position

Lloyd Cushenberry sounds like the name of a cop that someone would make up for an 80s comedy

Taylor, Dobbins, Swift is how I got the RB's.

I’ve soured on Justin Jefferson.

I was listening to an evaluation of him the other day. Apparently, his strong 40 time is a bit misleading. They tracked his actual in-game speed. He never ran faster that around 18 mph. Ruggs has Hill-Hardman type in-game speed (around 22 mph) with the ridiculous 40 to back it up.

I think this type of evaluation is much more valuable than pure 40 times with no pads.

I think he can run inside and out which is why I have him on my imaginary board.

He's not that kind of receiver. Think more like DeAndre Hopkins. He wins with outstanding hands and body control and can line up in the slot and outside. He's not a physical freak kind of guy.