So does anyone have a list of Pioli's Round 2 draft picks?

[T-post Tom]

Just curious to see how he's done in the second round previously.

[Just Passin' By]

Originally Posted by Amnorix

Givens and Cassell was 7th round home runs. I think LeKevin Smith -- our backup DL -- was a 7th too and he's been very solid in that role. Not a starter, but if you can find a guy that sticks and does a serviceable job for 3-4 years with a 7th round pick, you've done very well.

I think we had a ST stud for a couple years out of the 7th too. Cant' remember his name.

Willie Andrews, before his legal problems got him booted from the team.

[The_Doctor10]

Originally Posted by T-post Tom

And for the Chiefs during 2002 -2008:

Eddie Freeman, Kawika Mitchell, Junior Siavii, Kris Wilson, Bernard Pollard, Turk McBride & Brandon Flowers.

That's Grey Cup Champion and defensive standout Eddie Freeman to y'all.

And 2 of the last 3 2nd rounders are decent; Flowers is going to be a stud, and Bernard Pollard brought about a cataclysmic paradigm shift not seen since relativity.

[MMXcalibur]

Originally Posted by Unleash_the_Phury

That's Grey Cup Champion and defensive standout Eddie Freeman to y'all.

And 2 of the last 3 2nd rounders are decent; Flowers is going to be a stud, and Bernard Pollard brought about a cataclysmic paradigm shift not seen since relativity.

Bernard Pollard has served his purpose. Forget Obama. He's brought about real "change".

[EyePod]

Here's the whole list BTW:

2

62

Terrence Wheatley

CB

Colorado

2	To Miami as part of trade for WR Wes Welker

2

36

Chad Jackson

WR

Florida

From Green Bay for a 2nd (52) and a 3rd (75)

April 23: The Patriots traded a second-round choice in the 2005 draft (64th overall – T Adam Terry) to the Baltimore Ravens in exchange for a third-round selection in 2005 (84th overall – CB Ellis Hobbs), a sixth-round choice in 2005 (195th overall – traded to Green Bay) and Baltimore's third-round pick in the 2006 draft (75th overall – Traded to Green Bay).

2	To Cincinnati in exchange for RB Corey Dillon
2	63	Marquise Hill	DE	LSU

2	36	Eugene Wilson	DB	Illinois	From Houston, along with a 4th (117), for a 2nd (41) and 3rd (75)
2	45	Bethel Johnson	WR	Texas A&M	From Carolina for a 2nd (50) and 4th (120)

2

65

Deion Branch

WR

Louisville

2

48

Matt Light

T

Purdue

From Detroit for a 2nd (50, from Pittsburgh) and a 6th (173, from San Francisco)

2

46

Adrian Klemm

T

Hawaii

[EyePod]

Originally Posted by KCtotheSB

Bernard Pollard has served his purpose. Forget Obama. He's brought about real "change".

Bernard Pollard is going to be the most improved defensive player for the Chiefs next year. Watch when he comes around the corner and demolishes the QB's a la Adrian Wilson Style. QB's will be afraid he'll go all Bernard Pollard on their asses just like he did against Tom Brady.