Who's your dark horse?

[O.city]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

If Treadwell's there at #28, there's a reason. And if all of Dorsey's guys are off the board, I think he'll take a trade back, which sucks.

This is just another example of why I think it's possible that Dorsey will need to trade up to get their guy.

You wouldn't take treadwell?

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by O.city

You wouldn't take treadwell?

No, I wouldn't.

It generally takes a player at least a year to learn Reid's system, so Treadwell wouldn't likely be a factor in 2016.

I think his ceiling is Dwayne Bowe, a good possession receiver with decent ball skills. I don't think his ceiling is MegaTron and if he fell to #28, it's would be clear that the NFL doesn't think so, either.

I don't think this offense needs a Dwayne Bowe.

[O.city]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

No, I wouldn't.

It generally takes a player at least a year to learn Reid's system, so Treadwell wouldn't likely be a factor in 2016.

I think his ceiling is Dwayne Bowe, a good possession receiver with decent ball skills. I don't think his ceiling is MegaTron and if he fell to #28, it's would be clear that the NFL doesn't think so, either.

I don't think this offense needs a Dwayne Bowe.

I don't think him falling to 28 determines his future, but I'm not keen on taking a wr early either.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by O.city

I don't think him falling to 28 determines his future, but I'm not keen on taking a wr early either.

I just don't see the need for a WR that runs a 4.65 in this offense.

Now, if Josh Doctson was there, it would be tough to pass on him, depending on which defensive players were on the board at the time.

[Chief Northman]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

I just don't see the need for a WR that runs a 4.65 in this offense.

Now, if Josh Doctson was there, it would be tough to pass on him, depending on which defensive players were on the board at the time.

Yeah.

If the Chiefs feel the need to draft WR high, then Doctson would be my choice. He would arguably bring dependability to the #2 WR position this team has lacked for a long time (let alone a #1). Great hands, wins contested balls, and a sneaky good route runner who has developed a knack to create separation for a "bigger" receiver prospect. Another valuable red zone target and chain mover, Doctson could open things up even more for the Maclin/Kelce duo.

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Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

I just don't see the need for a WR that runs a 4.65 in this offense.

Now, if Josh Doctson was there, it would be tough to pass on him, depending on which defensive players were on the board at the time.

If he is available to us we should swap our late first with San Fran's early 2nd , take a 4th from them to help recuperate our lost (late) third round pick