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Old 03-22-2007, 11:26 PM  
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Street & Smith's 2007 Pro Football 7 round mock draft
Here is how they have it panning out for the Chiefs. I have no link to access, but the magazine is in front of me......

Round 1: Robert Meachem - WR - Tennessee

Round 2: Brandon Mebane - DT - California

Round 3: Mike Otto - OT - Purdue

Round 5: Clifton Ryan - DT - Michigan State

Round 6(a): Mike Walker - WR - Central Florida

Round 6(b): Zak DeOssie - ILB - Brown

Round 7: Gabe Hall - OT - Texas Tech


The more I read about Robert Meachem, the more I like. Right now, it seems Meachem, Rice, and Jarret are all running neck-in-neck as far as receiver I hope we nab in the first.

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Old 03-23-2007, 02:48 PM   #61
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As of right now we havw 3. I'd like to know how we end up with 2 or 3 more.
Trade LJ to the Packers for #16, and send Allen to the Falcons for the 2nd they just got from Houston and thier 3rd. And there you go.... 6 first day picks.
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Old 03-23-2007, 02:50 PM   #62
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Trade LJ to the Packers for #16, and send Allen to the Falcons for the 2nd they just got from Houston and thier 3rd. And there you go.... 6 first day picks.
Or you can keep LJ and fall back to the end of the 1st for 5 days picks, or fall back to the 2nd for 6 first day picks.

It would suck to lose the best offensive and defensive player on the team.
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Old 03-23-2007, 02:52 PM   #63
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Or you can keep LJ and fall back to the end of the 1st for 5 days picks, or fall back to the 2nd for 6 first day picks.

It would suck to lose the best offensive and defensive player on the team.
Well..... yeah..... that might work too!
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Old 03-23-2007, 02:59 PM   #64
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Well..... yeah..... that might work too!
With three round two and three round three picks you could end up with: (1) Grubbs, Blaylock or Ramirez at guard, (2) one of the WR's that falls out of the first (Meachem, Bowe, Rice) or Davis, Williams, Allison, (3) possibly an OLB like Beason or Timmons, (4) lots of CB's Tanard Jackson, Hughes, etc., (5) a DE like Bazuin or Moss, (6) Marcus Thomas, Harrel, Mebane, Tyler or even a S like Weddle.
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With three round two and three round three picks you could end up with: (1) Grubbs, Blaylock or Ramirez at guard, (2) one of the WR's that falls out of the first (Meachem, Bowe, Rice) or Davis, Williams, Allison, (3) possibly an OLB like Beason or Timmons, (4) lots of CB's Tanard Jackson, Hughes, etc., (5) a DE like Bazuin or Moss, (6) Marcus Thomas, Harrel, Mebane, Tyler or even a S like Weddle.
I could go for that!
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If we draft a guard that isn't from USC first I'll be pissed.
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Any guard from anywhere I'll be pissed.......You do not take guards in the first round.

There are several players I'll be happy with, but none of them are guards.
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Any guard from anywhere I'll be pissed.......You do not take guards in the first round.

There are several players I'll be happy with, but none of them are guards.
you shouldn't pay them like a offensive tackle either.
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DAMN!!! So these guys have us passing up Hall, Moss, Willis and Timmons for a WR, when we can still get a great WR prospect in the 2nd? Can you offer some of the picks following our 2nd selection please?
Better late than never.....the projected picks for the rest of round 2 after we pick.

55. Seattle - Eric Weddle - FS - Utah
56. Denver - DeMarcus Tyler - DT - North Carolina
57. Philly - Jon Beason - OLB - Miami
58. Saints - Craig Davis - WR - LSU (this pick makes no sense)
59. Jets - James Marten - OT - Boston College
60. Patriots - LaMarr Woodley - DE - Michigan
61. Ravens - Antonio Pittman - RB- Ohio State
62. Chargers - Aaron Rouse - SS - Virginia Tech
63. Bears - Rufus Alexander - OLB - Oklahoma
64. Tampa Bay - Ray McDonald - DE - Florida
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Still hate the idea of drafting a WR in the first. They just all seem to be busts. Steve Smith will be around in the third or late second I'd rather take the chance on him.

I want a WR in the first. I want Steve Smith in the 2nd or 3rd too. We need WR's more than anything from my chair. Only my opinion..........
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As of right now we havw 3. I'd like to know how we end up with 2 or 3 more. Wesley is only worth a 4 at best and like I said the trent trade should be a conditional pick in next years draft. Even if we trade down and get another 2 and 3 we are still only at 4.
Trade Jared Allen.
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