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Being that somehow my thread posting privileges got revoked, I will just hijack kcrockaholic's thread. Sorry. I had no choice.
This is how I hope it falls. PS I know Berry falling to 9 is a reach. Please look past it as a pipe dream.
First three rounds of Chiefs' draft:
Trade down with Buffalo (1.5 for 1.9 + 3.8 + 4.9)
1.9) Eric Berry, FS, Tennessee
KC is pleasantly surprised when the draft falls as such:
1) STL - Bradford
2) DET - Suh
3) TB - McCoy
4) WAS - Okung
5) BUF - Clausen
6) SEA - Campbell
7) CLE - Haden
8) OAK - Mays
KC initially makes this trade to add picks and secure Williams, but Berry is just too valuable to pass up.
2.4) Jerry Hughes, OLB, TCU
KC snags arguably the best combination of potential and preparedness for 3-4 OLB.
2.18) Damian Williams, WR, USC
Williams is fast, a cutthroat route runner and has soft hands. Now Haley must teach him body control.
3.4) Reshad Jones, SS, Georgia
Reshad Jones in the third is high bang for your buck. Quite a physical specimen with experience facing tough competition.
3.8) Jamar Chaney, ILB, Mississippi State
His stock is fast rising, but he may still be available here.
4.4) Sam Young, OT, Notre Dame
Should know the scheme and be able to come in and transition rapidly.
4.9) Joseph Linvall, NT, East Carolina
Undersung, Linvall is a freak.
5.5) Eric Olsen, C, Notre Dame
Another player who can come in with experience in the scheme and quickly make the transtion. Olsen also brings versatility.
5.11) CJ Wilson, DE, East Carolina
A project, somewhat inconsistent at the college level.
5.13) Marcus Easley, WR, Connecticut
A player with athleticism and the "right-53" mentality.
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