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Old 10-09-2018, 10:54 PM  
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You wanna talk about bad drafts?
I've seen some griping on here lately about our recent drafts. I decided to walk down memory lane and holy mother of god did we have some bad ones about the turn of the millennium.

See how many players you can name in each year before looking.

1998:
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1999:
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2000:
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2001:
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2002:
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Holy hell - 5 years of drafts = a few starers and one marquee player - a special teamer who didn't do much, then had a few great years, then left.

After that at least we started picking up one pro-bowl caliber player per draft and more starters.
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Old 10-10-2018, 09:48 AM   #31
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Old 10-10-2018, 09:53 AM   #32
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ahh...the days of seemingly taking a fatty with every 1st round pick.
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Old 10-10-2018, 10:18 AM   #33
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I think Snoop Minnis laid out for a spectacular TD catch against Oakland
I was at that game.. First Chiefs game I ever attended. I thought it was the most amazing thing I'd ever seen.

Then that fat **** Janakowski kicked a game winning FG like 3 minutes later.

That following Tuesday, 9/11 happened.

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Old 10-10-2018, 10:45 AM   #34
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Jared Allen was drafted as a long snapper was he not? He was a 4th rd pick IIRC.
I've never bought that. A front office would have to be psychotic to draft a long snapper in the 4th round. Plus we still had Kendall Gammon. I think at worst they thought they could save a roster spot by making him the LS while he developed at DE.

I think where the idea came from is some sources had him as a UDFA DE prospect, but thought he could get drafted as a long snapper. I think they might have even said that on ESPN when he got drafted. Anyway, the train went from there.
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Old 10-10-2018, 10:49 AM   #35
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You can tell when people started rooting for the Chiefs if they ignore Gary stills.


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special teams beast.

any Dante return always seemed to have Gary out there leading the way.
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Old 10-10-2018, 11:09 AM   #36
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Why stop at 2002? Who could forget such stalwarts as Ryan Sims, Junior Siavii, Julian Battle, Kawika Mitchell and Kris Wilson
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Old 10-10-2018, 11:15 AM   #37
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The truth is that the Chiefs have been one of the best drafting franchises in recent history- finding talent especially later the in the draft. We got exceptionally unlucky when we were drafting 1st overall, but at least made the right decision between Fisher and Joeckel. Not to mention when we finally took a quarterback in the first round, we took Mahomes- who arguably is the most valuable player on any franchise right now.

People who complain about the Chiefs drafting have unrealistic expectations.
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Old 10-10-2018, 11:27 AM   #38
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Why stop at 2002? Who could forget such stalwarts as Ryan Sims, Junior Siavii, Julian Battle, Kawika Mitchell and Kris Wilson
Let's not forget Samie Parker.

He used to have two m's, but he dropped one.
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Old 10-10-2018, 12:22 PM   #39
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Those piss poor drafts are why the team fell apart when Herm took over. Lack of talent and aging players lead to the decline more than Herm's coaching, which didn't help.
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I wish we kept Derrick Blaylock for special teams he was great at springing Dante Hall on kickoff returns lead blocking.


Also Scott F U J I T T A went on and won a SB with the Saints.
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Tait, Wesley, Hall, Warfield were all solid. This just shows that we were atrocious in rounds 1, 2, and 3. Pretty pathetic overall.
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Why stop at 2002? Who could forget such stalwarts as Ryan Sims, Junior Siavii, Julian Battle, Kawika Mitchell and Kris Wilson
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Old 10-10-2018, 12:35 PM   #44
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I was glad to know that of Omar - he seems very decent. I am fonder now of him, after watching that. He had like two good carries for the Chiefs - so it's nice to see he's found his calling.
Heh. He was my adopt a Chief in 2003.
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Old 10-10-2018, 01:00 PM   #45
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Tait, Wesley, Hall, Warfield were all solid. This just shows that we were atrocious in rounds 1, 2, and 3. Pretty pathetic overall.
Warfield was trash 95% of the time, he had 1 respectable season.

He was just on a D that literally had zero talent anywhere. So even sub-par players looked decent.

Don't forget the FA acquisitions on D during those years.

Pat Surtain - although he wasn't bad and the signing made sense at the time, in efforts to try to give DV one more shot at a SB run after a horrible flattening 2004 season, but this signing was a couple yrs too late, and he costed a ton + a 2nd rd pick, which is another example as to why the DV left the cupboard so bare. Draft picks were currency to buy veteran players that he could win w/ right away.

Dexter McCleon - One of the worst CB's to ever play professional football. Bill Bartee was another in that group, and lucky for KC...they played on the same team during the same time! Thank god for the agressive KC DL of Sims Browning and Hicks. Oh wait...

Kendrell Bell - Most people outside of Chiefs boards probably don't even remember him playing for KC, that's how invisible he was.

Sammy Knight - Another signing that was a few yrs too late. He was a good field general, but was slower than dogshit.

Vonnie Holliday - Remember that 1st game he had vs the Chargers? I do. I remember watching that game in my dorm room and watching him get 3 sacks. I was thinking maybe KC D would finally be able to show up. Nope. Disappeared for the rest of the time he was in KC.

Shawn Barber - The guy had a good season in Philly. Then had a good 1st season w/ KC, then fell off the face of the earth. Hey he was good in Madden during that time.
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