Call Your Shot: Who will be the Chiefs first pick in the 2025 NFL draft?

[RunKC]

I just want Veach to help Mahomes and attack the pass rush. I get last year was an outlier that had WR1, WR2, RB1 out for most of the swaps and WR 4 (Ju Ju out) out a month, but man.

We are so slow on offense outside of Worthy and Hollywood. We need a dynamic RB and another explosive receiving threat in the worst way.

[Kiimo]

I think the two biggest slam dunk picks you can count on are Jeanty to the Raiders and Colston Loveland out of Michigan to the Harbaugh Chargers.


Runner up Jihaad Campbell, LB to the Bucs

[Rain Man]

Originally Posted by Kiimo

I think the two biggest slam dunk picks you can count on are Jeanty to the Raiders and Colston Loveland out of Michigan to the Harbaugh Chargers.

I thought Harbaugh was a big fan of the DT Grant. You think he won't take him?

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Kiimo

I think the two biggest slam dunk picks you can count on are Jeanty to the Raiders and Colston Loveland out of Michigan to the Harbaugh Chargers.


Runner up Jihaad Campbell, LB to the Bucs

Loveland isn't making it that far IMO.

A lot of reports saying the league sees both TEs as top 10 prospects. I think Warren goes very early and then Loveland's floor is the Colts at 14.

[Kiimo]

I think far and away the biggest need for the Chargers is TE and Harbaugh can't pass on a Michigan guy. He needs a bail out guy for Justin Herbert


edit: unless the Colts take him which yeah that could definitely happen


edit 2: and they just started having the same conversation on ESPN lol

[Kiimo]

There are plenty of backs who look small in the NFL.

Ask Lions fans

[Bowser]

Originally Posted by New World Order

Luther Burden kinda sounds like a bbq place

There's going to be Cornerback Burnt Ends served up every Sunday if the Chiefs take him.

Originally Posted by Kiimo

I think the two biggest slam dunk picks you can count on are Jeanty to the Raiders and Colston Loveland out of Michigan to the Harbaugh Chargers.


Runner up Jihaad Campbell, LB to the Bucs

The Broncos can't afford to NOT take Loveland if he manages to make it to them. Agree 100% on the other two predictions.

[ShortRoundChief]

Have you ever had jalapeño plant splinter into your pee hole? That shit hurts.

[louie aguiar]

Ersery- the tackle from Minnesota. It’s a bit of a reach as he’s projected as a second/third round pick but he will be our starting right tackle in 2026. He’s a local kid, played at Ruskin high school and started for three years at Minnesota so he’s got experience.

[Chiefnj2]

Ersery. He seems to be climbing up draft boards the last few weeks. KC needs OL help.

I think if teams feel Simmons is recovered he will go very early. Maybe Banks falls within KC range.

[Mr_Tomahawk]

Simmons

[Kiimo]

Already pulling the George Pickens attitude nonsense the made us end up with Skyy Moore.


By the way, Skyy is a great practice player!!! If that's what you're looking for. I like guys who routinely burn defenses and can catch.

Elite short yardage guy. Operated pretty much only out of the slot and on quick routes. Gets off the line fast and takes people with his footwork. Useful at all levels of the field, great top end speed to run deep routes and has great tracking ability. Meat and potatoes YAC guy that turns up field immediately after the catch and picks up tons of yards. Tries hard in blocking and can actually do some work. Huge down year after teams figured out Brady Cook and Mizzou leaned on a 25 year old average RB. All his routes were designed to take advantage of the YAC after the passing game died. Tough but gets chucked at times in possession catches.

"not a practice guy" when MU was using him like a gadget. It's weird how playing for Super Bowls can change a guy's practice work ethic

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Kiimo

Already pulling the George Pickens attitude nonsense the made us end up with Skyy Moore.

By the way, Skyy is a great practice player!!! If that's what you're looking for. I like guys who routinely burn defenses and can catch.

"not a practice guy" when MU was using him like a gadget. It's weird how playing for Super Bowls can change a guy's practice work ethic

The thing is Pickens just isn't what people think he is, man. And his attitude is probably the thing holding him back from being elite.

Pickens attitude isn't what made us end up with Skyy Moore. Getting antsy and feeling the pressure to draft a WR in that spot at all is what made us end up with Skyy Moore.

[Best22]

Originally Posted by RealSNR

The thing is Pickens just isn't what people think he is, man. And his attitude is probably the thing holding him back from being elite.

Pickens attitude isn't what made us end up with Skyy Moore. Getting antsy and feeling the pressure to draft a WR in that spot at all is what made us end up with Skyy Moore.

Pickens also had worrying injury history and didn’t put up the production that Luther Burden has

I thought he’d be another UGA receiver, all hype no production (to say nothing of how injury prone I thought he’d be). Turned out I was wrong on Pickens

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Kiimo

Already pulling the George Pickens attitude nonsense the made us end up with Skyy Moore.


By the way, Skyy is a great practice player!!! If that's what you're looking for. I like guys who routinely burn defenses and can catch.





"not a practice guy" when MU was using him like a gadget. It's weird how playing for Super Bowls can change a guy's practice work ethic

Yea, you've paid zero attention to Pickens career if you think that his attitude/character "nonsense" isn't real.

Good god.