ChiefsCountry's Mock Draft #1

ChiefsCountry · 01-19-2012, 02:47 AM

End of the college season mock. Now that we know all of the underclassman who have declared, its a little more official.

1. Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama

BPA pick. Going over all the major mock drafts and big boards, it really looks like Richardson will fall. Of course trading up to get RGIII would be the best option, doesn't look like it will happen though. Richardson and Charles is a beast mode backfield. Chiefs would have the #1 ground attack in the NFL more than likely in 2012. Riley Rieff would be my pick if he was available, right now I don't see that happening.

2. Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford

Needing depth at the position and knowing Moeaki's injury history, this is a no brainer pick IMO. Not to mention how the NFL is going towards a two tight end system. Fleener gives the Chiefs passing attack another exciting weapon.

3. Bobby Massie, OT, Mississippi

Looking to upgrade their right tackle position, Massie should do just fine. He is very athletic and has played right tackle in the SEC. He will be a nice additon to the Chiefs offensive line.

4. Aaron Henry, S, Wisconsin

Chiefs need depth at the safety position behind Eric Berry and Kendrick Lewis. Henry was a productive starter for the Big Ten champions and will give the Chiefs solid depth. Also played cornerback for the Badgers. Very good student as well.

5. Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, NT, Baylor

With Kelly Gregg aging real quick, and Amon Gordon is a free agent, Chiefs add some depth to their d-line. You can never have enough depth on the d-line, especially how the Chiefs rotate them in and out.

6. William Vlachos, C, Alabama

Chiefs add a three year starter and two-time national champion to their offensive line. Vlachos helped power the rushing attack lead by Trent Richardson. Has played in a lot of big games over his career for the Tide.

7. Jacory Harris, QB, Miami (FL)

Taking a flier in the seventh round. Harris was suppose to be what RGIII was. Instead he had an updown career at the U. Still has all the tools you look for in a NFL QB. Its worth the shot this late in the draft.

01-19-2012, 02:47 AM	Topic Starter
ChiefsCountry The Insider Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Lake of the Ozarks Casino cash: $-1581248	ChiefsCountry's Mock Draft #1 End of the college season mock. Now that we know all of the underclassman who have declared, its a little more official. 1. Trent Richardson, RB, Alabama BPA pick. Going over all the major mock drafts and big boards, it really looks like Richardson will fall. Of course trading up to get RGIII would be the best option, doesn't look like it will happen though. Richardson and Charles is a beast mode backfield. Chiefs would have the #1 ground attack in the NFL more than likely in 2012. Riley Rieff would be my pick if he was available, right now I don't see that happening. 2. Coby Fleener, TE, Stanford Needing depth at the position and knowing Moeaki's injury history, this is a no brainer pick IMO. Not to mention how the NFL is going towards a two tight end system. Fleener gives the Chiefs passing attack another exciting weapon. 3. Bobby Massie, OT, Mississippi Looking to upgrade their right tackle position, Massie should do just fine. He is very athletic and has played right tackle in the SEC. He will be a nice additon to the Chiefs offensive line. 4. Aaron Henry, S, Wisconsin Chiefs need depth at the safety position behind Eric Berry and Kendrick Lewis. Henry was a productive starter for the Big Ten champions and will give the Chiefs solid depth. Also played cornerback for the Badgers. Very good student as well. 5. Nicolas Jean-Baptiste, NT, Baylor With Kelly Gregg aging real quick, and Amon Gordon is a free agent, Chiefs add some depth to their d-line. You can never have enough depth on the d-line, especially how the Chiefs rotate them in and out. 6. William Vlachos, C, Alabama Chiefs add a three year starter and two-time national champion to their offensive line. Vlachos helped power the rushing attack lead by Trent Richardson. Has played in a lot of big games over his career for the Tide. 7. Jacory Harris, QB, Miami (FL) Taking a flier in the seventh round. Harris was suppose to be what RGIII was. Instead he had an updown career at the U. Still has all the tools you look for in a NFL QB. Its worth the shot this late in the draft.
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