Chiefs have multiple draft prospects/FA's visiting

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by ChiefAshhole1056

At 6'4 and 320 he's a huge dude who's pretty locked in at NT to me. So does he play over Poe or Howard? Does Poe move to DE? I just don't think that would be in the best interest of the team to use the 1st round pick on a player that day 1 would be the 3rd string player at that position.

If you are thinking we'd just bump out Poe or Jaye to Devito's spot, why mess with anything that was already working and just draft Devitio's replacement in someone like Nkemdiche? I want an impact player day 1, and if we're going the DL route, I'd rather pick the guy who would actually start.

Also would make sense why Dorsey was at the Ole Miss Pro day and there hasn't been any talk on Devito lately.

Butler can probably play anywhere on the line ala Howard, so he'd provide depth and versatility. He also has the ability to play inside in our sub packages and give us an interior pass rush boost.

Poe is a free agent next year, Howard the following year, and then Bailey the year after that. Taking advantage of one of the best DL classes available would be a smart choice if the top corners are gone.

[ChiefAshhole1056]

Originally Posted by staylor26

Butler can probably play anywhere on the line ala Howard, so he'd provide depth and versatility. He also has the ability to play inside in our sub packages and give us an interior pass rush boost.

Poe is a free agent next year, Howard the following year, and then Bailey the year after that. Taking advantage of one of the best DL classes available would be a smart choice if the top corners are gone.

I feel like Dorsey has done pretty well at finding that Howard prototype with his later picks and waiver wire pickups. He probably can find more of those type of guys if he needed to for versatility and depth, but Nkemdiche is a great talent that could really help out the defense in a spot that didnt have a whole lot of production from Devito these past few years from a pass rush standpoint.