Chiefs 7 round mock draft (without trade scenarios)

BigChiefFan · 04-03-2007, 02:19 PM

Here's my 7 round mock draft, with players that could help us and are slated to go around where we pick in each round. I think this would give us some oustanding prospects.Thoughts?

1st round WR-Robert Meachem (Tennessee)- quality WR, who has it all, including speed. We finally get a true number one WR.

2nd round-DT Quinn Pitcock (Ohio State) A great run-stopper, who still penetrates into the backfield from time time. Could also play NT in a 3-4. Pitcock has tremendous strength and a passion for the game.

3rd Round-OT, Ryan Harris (Notre Dame) A very quick offensive tackle, who can contain speed-rushers. Already a quality player who has tremendous up-side. A steal in the 3rd round.

5th round-CB, Kenny Scott (Georgia Tech) A speed CB, who is well-suited to player cover two. A sure tackler, who can run support as well.

6th round-DE Justin Hickman (UCLA)A little undersized, but became a sack artist over his career at UCLA. Good run-stopper as well.

7th round-C Lyle Sendlein (Texas) A tough, high motor player, who loves to block. A steal in the 7th round.

I think this fills a need and gives us quality players with upside at many positions of concern without reaching for players.

04-03-2007, 02:19 PM	Topic Starter
BigChiefFan MVP Join Date: Feb 2001 Location: In the Top 10 Casino cash: $9924205	Chiefs 7 round mock draft (without trade scenarios) Here's my 7 round mock draft, with players that could help us and are slated to go around where we pick in each round. I think this would give us some oustanding prospects.Thoughts? 1st round WR-Robert Meachem (Tennessee)- quality WR, who has it all, including speed. We finally get a true number one WR. 2nd round-DT Quinn Pitcock (Ohio State) A great run-stopper, who still penetrates into the backfield from time time. Could also play NT in a 3-4. Pitcock has tremendous strength and a passion for the game. 3rd Round-OT, Ryan Harris (Notre Dame) A very quick offensive tackle, who can contain speed-rushers. Already a quality player who has tremendous up-side. A steal in the 3rd round. 5th round-CB, Kenny Scott (Georgia Tech) A speed CB, who is well-suited to player cover two. A sure tackler, who can run support as well. 6th round-DE Justin Hickman (UCLA)A little undersized, but became a sack artist over his career at UCLA. Good run-stopper as well. 7th round-C Lyle Sendlein (Texas) A tough, high motor player, who loves to block. A steal in the 7th round. I think this fills a need and gives us quality players with upside at many positions of concern without reaching for players.
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