Draft Boards?
 

Who all has actually taken the time to make a small draft board (20-30 players)?

Anyone whos interested just post your draft board on here so we can compare players and our boards.

A Chiefs board, or general board?

Heres mine:

1. Aaron Curry
2. Matt Stafford
3. Jason Smith
4. Eugene Monroe
5. Michael Crabtree
6. Mark Sanchez
7. B.J. Raji
8. Everette Brown
9. Brian Orakpo
10. Jeremy Maclin
11. Malcolm Jenkins
12. Knowshon Moreno
13. Aaron Maybin
14. Rey Maualuga
15. Andre Smith (prove me wrong lazy boy)
16. Tyson Jackson (awesome 3-4 DE, but thats it)
17. Michael Oher
18. Chris Wells
19. Robert Ayers
20. Brandon Pettigrew (upside as high as Jason Witten, Downside as low as Jason Dunn)

general

Real quick:
1. Stafford. I'm probably overvaluing QB.
2. Curry.
3. Monroe
4. J. Smith
5. Crabtree
6. A. Smith
7. Moreno
8. Maclin
9. Orakpo
10. T. Jackson
11. Sanchez
12. Jenkins
13. Maybin
14. Oher
15. Brown
16. Jerry
17. Raji
18. Matthews
19. Maualuga
20. Heyward-Bey

So how come you have Raji ranked so low?

1 year wonder with all the character concerns.

I dont think his character is too big of a concern. hes not Vontae Davis. But I tend to agree that Raji is a bit overrated right now. I think the most underrated guy on most guys boards right now is Larry English. I dont have him in my top 20 but he is close along with Clint Sintim.

Not bad. I think Moreno might be a bit high.

He may have matured a lot his senior year - I don't know. cbssportsline.com has the most in depth analysis of the players and they have things like "his former coaching staff says he is the laziest player on the team" and that he doesn't work hard in the weight room or practice, etc. He played next to a guy that goes 330 and is projected in the late 2nd - 3rd round. I wonder how much Raji dominated just by the sheer size of both DT's rather than hard work which is what he'll need in the NFL.

Let me say this...I feel like Ron Brace will end up being a better player in the long run than BJ Raji. I dont think he is worth #3 overall and I dont think Pioli and Haley feel that way either. Ron Brace is actually a better fit as a 3-4 NT than Raji is. One of these guys will end up being a bust, the other will be very good. One of them made the other and I think that guy is Ron brace.

He's a defensive tackle. Comments like that are a HUGE red flag.

I don't know much about Raji, but I did watch him play in the bowl game vs Vanderbilt and he dominated parts of the game. I thought he was really quick for being that big. I really don't know much about him beyond that.

1. Matt Stafford
2. Mark Sanchez
3. Jason Smith
4. Andre Smith
5. BJ Raji
6. Jeremy Maclin
7. Vontae Davis
8. Eugene Monroe
9. Tyson Jackson
10. Aaron Curry
11. Rey Maualuga
12. Everette Brown
13. Malcom Jenkins
14. Michael Oher
15. Knoshown Moreno
16. Brian Cushing
17. Michael Crabtree
18. Chris Wells
19. Brian Orakpo
20. Darius Hayward-Bey

I would put Davis waaay above Jenkins if only he wasnt such a loser.

Davis is a crazy athlete. But so was Adam Jones. Thats the only thing I dont like about him.

A loser?

Now just because a guy may be a dick sometimes does not make him a criminal.

He'll be known as Vernon's "criminal" brother before long.

1. Matt Stafford
2. Mark Sanchez
3. Jason Smith
4. Eugene Monroe
5. Jeremy Maclin
6. Everette Brown
7. Aaron Curry
8. BJ Raji
9. Malcolm Jenkins
10. Brian Orakpo
11. Michael Oher
12. Darrius Heyward-Bey
13. Beanie Wells
14. Tyson Jackson
15. Vontae Davis
16. Michael Crabtree
17. Rey Mauluga
18. Knowshon Moreno
19. Andre Smith
20. Alex Mack

Did Ryan Sims re-enter the draft this year? Sounds like a blueprint from his lazy ass riding Peppers coattails.

Bump, since a lot of people are claiming the Chiefs should have drafted player X, Y, Z in hindsight. This is how people valued prospects before the draft. As usual, Mecca was too cowardly to give his views so he can say "I told you so".

Brian Cushing is looking elite/top 5 worthy right now... it's tough to believe an all american from the semi-pro collegiate program could be so undervalued and overlooked. His versatility, work ethic, and natural athleticism leave nearly nothing to desire.

Orakpo exceeded lofty expectations and performed admirably, although in my opinion his stats are slightly inflated by the manchild next to him.

Jarius Byrd, easily the steal of the draft, has quickly become a dynamic playmaker. I've seen him be schematically undisciplined at times, abandoning responsibilities to chance a big play, but when he's producing these results as a rookie how can you criticize? I'd bet their defensive scheme shifts next season to allow him more freedom.