Round 1 Mock Draft 1.0

[kccrow]

Dorsey's picked high in the draft all of once, so I don't think anyone has a barometer on what he might do. I can say this, Barkley checks every box in terms of what he looked for in a RB during his tenure in KC.

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by kccrow

Dorsey's picked high in the draft all of once, so I don't think anyone has a barometer on what he might do. I can say this, Barkley checks every box in terms of what he looked for in a RB during his tenure in KC.

He is cut from the GB mold. They value RB so much, they have a WR playing it there.

The highest he spent on RB here was a pair of 3rd rounders. I'm not sold he takes one in the top 5, the more I think about it.

I know he likes Mayfield, but ultimately I think he goes Darnold than Chubb or Fitzpatrick at 4.

This draft class reminds me of 2009.

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by BryanBusby

He is cut from the GB mold. They value RB so much, they have a WR playing it there.

The highest he spent on RB here was a pair of 3rd rounders. I'm not sold he takes one in the top 5, the more I think about it.

I know he likes Mayfield, but ultimately I think he goes Darnold than Chubb or Fitzpatrick at 4.

This draft class reminds me of 2009.

They value RB more than you think. They've spent alot of draft capital on the position over the past 10 drafts with several of them high selections.

2007 Brandon Jackson 2-63, DeShawn Wynn 7-228
2010 James Starks 6-193
2011 Alex Green 3-96
2013 Eddie Lacy 2-61, John Franklin 4-125
2017 Jamaal Williams 4-134, Aaron Jones 5-182, Devante Mays 7-238

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by kccrow

They value RB more than you think. They've spent alot of draft capital on the position over the past 10 drafts with several of them high selections.

2007 Brandon Jackson 2-63, DeShawn Wynn 7-228
2010 James Starks 6-193
2011 Alex Green 3-96
2013 Eddie Lacy 2-61, John Franklin 4-125
2017 Jamaal Williams 4-134, Aaron Jones 5-182, Devante Mays 7-238

They aren't Dorsey

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by raybec 4

They aren't Dorsey

Let me help you with reading comprehension. BB insinuated that Dorsey wouldn't draft a RB at #4 because he is cut from the Packers lineage. I show the Packers history the past 10 drafts. Deduce from there.

Obviously the Green Bay Packers aren't John Dorsey. And better yet, not a single ****ing person here knows if Dorsey would or wouldn't take a RB at #4, despite his history in KC.

It wasn't long ago people thought drafting RBs in round 1 was ancient history, but look at how NFL execs have made fools of them all.

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by kccrow

They value RB more than you think. They've spent alot of draft capital on the position over the past 10 drafts with several of them high selections.

2007 Brandon Jackson 2-63, DeShawn Wynn 7-228
2010 James Starks 6-193
2011 Alex Green 3-96
2013 Eddie Lacy 2-61, John Franklin 4-125
2017 Jamaal Williams 4-134, Aaron Jones 5-182, Devante Mays 7-238

The highest they've spent has been a end of 2nd round choice, which basically proves my point. Both of those 2nd rounders didn't really work out either.

There's nothing substantial that tells me Dorsey is going to take a RB in the top 5.

[Buehler445]

Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe

I thought the exact same thing when I watched him play but didn't want to be laughed at. Saquon plays like a bigger version of Barry Sanders.

From Zierlein...

http://www.nfl.com/draft/2018/profil...ley?id=2559901

You. Uhhhh.... Ever seen Sanders play? More importantly, you ever see Sanders play against guys from his era? Barkley is a hell of a back. But he isn’t and won’t be Sanders.

Originally Posted by kccrow

Dorsey's picked high in the draft all of once, so I don't think anyone has a barometer on what he might do. I can say this, Barkley checks every box in terms of what he looked for in a RB during his tenure in KC.

Right. But he did fill quite a few RB spots here and didn’t spend much draft capital to get there.

He might do different stuff now. One thing about Dorsey is we weren’t ever able to call what he was going to do.