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[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by The Franchise

I think it’s going to depend on what type of CB they’re looking for. Do they want an outside CB or are they looking to move Snead outside and they’re looking for a NB.

True. This is an amazing CB class either way. The only position that’s stronger is WR.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by The Franchise

I think it’s going to depend on what type of CB they’re looking for. Do they want an outside CB or are they looking to move Snead outside and they’re looking for a NB.

I also think it’s entirely possible that they want a guy that can play inside this year then possibly move outside when Ward walks next year.

[The Franchise]

So going off of the thought that Niang is going to get the first shot at LT.

LT - Niang, Tega Wanogho
LG - Thuney, Rankin
C - Blythe, Allegretti
RG - Long, LDT, Wylie
RT - Remmers

I don’t know if they want to bring in a LT to compete with Niang or a RT to compete with Remmers. Maybe they think LDT can hold down RG with Wylie and Long will compete with Remmers.

[Chris Meck]

So...

wasn't 2015 Long's last season before the rash of injuries? And didn't he make the pro bowl as a RT in that season?

Isn't it possible that IF he's truly healthy, he might beat out Remmers at RT if Niang is LT?

[kccrow]

Yeah the Reid interview indicating that he thought Niang had it in him to move to LT speaks volumes about the offseason to date and could very well dictate how the Chiefs approach the draft. Not only does it mean KC probably wont' go swinging for the fences in the early going to get a guy like Darrisaw but I don't think they really go swinging at all for a tackle. They might be content to take a guy in the right spot and it may not even be a LT they look for.

I put as much stock into Niang moving from RT to LT as I do guys like Brown and Jenkins, if not much more. Niang was absolutely dominant and is athletic. Brown was athletic but not necessarily dominant all the time. Jenkins could be dominant but I don't think he's quite what you want in a LT conversion.

The Chiefs have been eying up Josh Ball from Marshall, who comes with his domestic violence issue at Florida State, but looks like a promising guy at least at RT on early day 3. He did play LT though, so he could have some swing ability.

Right now, I'm eying up Dyami Brown and Peyton Turner for the top 2 picks and let the rest fall where it may. If Brown or Forsythe ends up available in 3, make a move for one of them. If not, take whats there. Someone will fall. Not all of these guys are going to go in round 1 and 2.

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by kccrow

Yeah the Reid interview indicating that he thought Niang had it in him to move to LT speaks volumes about the offseason to date and could very well dictate how the Chiefs approach the draft. Not only does it mean KC probably wont' go swinging for the fences in the early going to get a guy like Darrisaw but I don't think they really go swinging at all for a tackle. They might be content to take a guy in the right spot and it may not even be a LT they look for.

I put as much stock into Niang moving from RT to LT as I do guys like Brown and Jenkins, if not much more. Niang was absolutely dominant and is athletic. Brown was athletic but not necessarily dominant all the time. Jenkins could be dominant but I don't think he's quite what you want in a LT conversion.

The Chiefs have been eying up Josh Ball from Marshall, who comes with his domestic violence issue at Florida State, but looks like a promising guy at least at RT on early day 3. He did play LT though, so he could have some swing ability.

Right now, I'm eying up Dyami Brown and Peyton Turner for the top 2 picks and let the rest fall where it may. If Brown or Forsythe ends up available in 3, make a move for one of them. If not, take whats there. Someone will fall. Not all of these guys are going to go in round 1 and 2.

Where’d you see this?

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by staylor26

Where’d you see this?

I read it somewhere yesterday. Think I could find it today quickly? Of course not. I'll search later when I get home from work. Maybe I watched something on it or I'm simply old and confused haha.

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by kccrow

I read it somewhere yesterday. Think I could find it today quickly? Of course not. I'll search later when I get home from work. Maybe I watched something on it or I'm simply old and confused haha.

So, I thought him confused with Tommy Doyle from Miami of Ohio... but I can't find shit on either. So, I likely saw it on something or I was dreaming up something in the delirious state I've been in in the past few days. I have no idea.

[htismaqe]

Originally Posted by kccrow

Yeah the Reid interview indicating that he thought Niang had it in him to move to LT speaks volumes about the offseason to date and could very well dictate how the Chiefs approach the draft. Not only does it mean KC probably wont' go swinging for the fences in the early going to get a guy like Darrisaw but I don't think they really go swinging at all for a tackle. They might be content to take a guy in the right spot and it may not even be a LT they look for.

I put as much stock into Niang moving from RT to LT as I do guys like Brown and Jenkins, if not much more. Niang was absolutely dominant and is athletic. Brown was athletic but not necessarily dominant all the time. Jenkins could be dominant but I don't think he's quite what you want in a LT conversion.

The Chiefs have been eying up Josh Ball from Marshall, who comes with his domestic violence issue at Florida State, but looks like a promising guy at least at RT on early day 3. He did play LT though, so he could have some swing ability.

Right now, I'm eying up Dyami Brown and Peyton Turner for the top 2 picks and let the rest fall where it may. If Brown or Forsythe ends up available in 3, make a move for one of them. If not, take whats there. Someone will fall. Not all of these guys are going to go in round 1 and 2.

There’s nothing here that I really disagree with. Good post.

[The Franchise]

They’re definitely going to have a better options at RT if they can get even average LT play out of Niang.

[In58men]

“Hope y’all haven’t forgotten about the OL Gruden camp show. It’s almost ready for y’all. We got a name and everything. I promise it’s everything y’all wanted. Sit tight and it will be here soon.”

Per Geoff Schwartz

He’s starting his own Gruden camp based on OL. I’ll be tuning in.

[poolboy]

What did CP conclude on Spencer Brown in the third?
Maybe moving up a few spots if needed