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BossChief 04-25-2025 10:39 PM

Had the same position coach in college as Karlaftis did.

We have something really special cooking here. Don’t we?

Hammock Parties 04-25-2025 10:57 PM

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Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 18045218)
Had the same position coach in college as Karlaftis did.

We have something really special cooking here. Don’t we?

#1 offense and #1 defense

Bump 04-25-2025 11:02 PM

Tambi Hali needs to teach this kid some BJJ

Titty Meat 04-25-2025 11:06 PM

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Originally Posted by BossChief (Post 18045218)
Had the same position coach in college as Karlaftis did.

We have something really special cooking here. Don’t we?

Yeah Brohm left Purdue for Louisville

I like the pick don't think he'll be Karaliftis good but who knows

pugsnotdrugs19 04-25-2025 11:48 PM

Getting Chenal vibes where this just looks like a kid who is going to **** up a lot of plays for opposing offenses, many times with pure power.

ChiefsFanatic 04-26-2025 05:39 AM

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Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 18044908)
Absolutely. Veach specifically said he like the EDGE and RB depth. It's not a coincidence that he waited for both. I expect a RB tomorrow.

I am thinking we might see TE Jalin Conyers tomorrow. I say that because Wiley is still an unknown, and Conyers is versatile enough that he has taken snaps at wildcat QB, and he has a couple of rushing TDs as well, and Reid/Veach like guys like that.

I would love Skattebo, but he will probably be gone before 133.

I can see us ending up with a Donovan Edwards or some midget like Sampson, Tuten, or Etienne. Between those guys I would obviously want Sampson.

kccrow 04-26-2025 06:54 AM

I like this pick a lot. Didn't like him more than Sawyer, but that's kind of irrelevant. He'll be a good one.

duncan_idaho 04-26-2025 07:02 AM

A lot to like here.

I thought Jordan BUrch was just a really obvious fit for Spagnuolo's system, but I like Gillotte for the same reason I liked Burch: He fits the system, but has more bend and speed around the edge than the average guy that fits.

TEX 04-26-2025 07:07 AM

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Originally Posted by kccrow (Post 18045387)
I like this pick a lot. Didn't like him more than Sawyer, but that's kind of irrelevant. He'll be a good one.

This is my WTF pick??? I have the same feeling about this as I did about the FAU pick...Veach & Co. know more than me, so I'll trust the process.

kccrow 04-26-2025 07:24 AM

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Originally Posted by TEX (Post 18045391)
This is my WTF pick??? I have the same feeling about this as I did about the FAU pick...Veach & Co. know more than me, so I'll trust the process.

Yeah, I can see the feeling of need over talent right now.

I was just saying to duncan that Azareye'h Thomas at 63, Jaylin Noel at 66, and Xavier Watts at 95 would sure feel like straight-up amazing values, but they pushed needs. I do really like Nohl Williams in the 3rd and I do really like Gilotte as a player. This is probably where we needed to take him, I don't think he'd have made it to even where we traded for Williams.

O.city 04-26-2025 07:41 AM

Defensive end is always a need vs taking a rb or linebacker, positional value wise in my humble opinion

If this means I don’t have to watch Malik herring anymore I’m in for it

TEX 04-26-2025 08:36 AM

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Originally Posted by kccrow (Post 18045405)
Yeah, I can see the feeling of need over talent right now.

I was just saying to duncan that Azareye'h Thomas at 63, Jaylin Noel at 66, and Xavier Watts at 95 would sure feel like straight-up amazing values, but they pushed needs. I do really like Nohl Williams in the 3rd and I do really like Gilotte as a player. This is probably where we needed to take him, I don't think he'd have made it to even where we traded for Williams.

That's exactly it. The "need / talent" dilemma... I also REALLY like the Nohl Williams pick. Plays well in zone and can also press. In addition to straight up talent, he seems to have other intangibles that can't be taught, like instinct. My favorite pick thus far.

ShortRoundChief 04-26-2025 08:43 AM

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Originally Posted by O.city (Post 18045423)
Defensive end is always a need vs taking a rb or linebacker, positional value wise in my humble opinion

If this means I don’t have to watch Malik herring anymore I’m in for it

At some point we are going to have to see if fau has it.

booger 04-26-2025 10:29 AM

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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19 (Post 18045278)
Getting Chenal vibes where this just looks like a kid who is going to **** up a lot of plays for opposing offenses, many times with pure power.

When I first saw Leo’s Wisconsin highlights the first thing that came to mind was pinball. He was inside in the 3-4 there and in regards to the run game he just beat on interior lineman. Rarely getting knocked off his feet. Excellent leverage and balance. Stout and never moved backwards. Downhill. But pinball kept sticking in my mind. He’s the pinball and he’s smaller than the paddles but he’s beating the piss out of the paddles and smiling at them at the same time. The paddles are waking up ten times more sore than him

Chris Meck 04-26-2025 10:31 AM

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Originally Posted by booger (Post 18045629)
When I first saw Leo’s Wisconsin highlights the first thing that came to mind was pinball. He was inside in the 3-4 there and in regards to the run game he just beat on interior lineman. Rarely getting knocked off his feet. Excellent leverage and balance. Stout and never moved backwards. Downhill. But pinball kept sticking in my mind. He’s the pinball and he’s smaller than the paddles but he’s beating the piss out of the paddles and smiling at them at the same time. The paddles are waking up ten times more sore than him

A DAWG.

A lot of playing defense is about WANT TO.

booger 04-26-2025 10:52 AM

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Originally Posted by kccrow (Post 18045405)
Yeah, I can see the feeling of need over talent right now.

I was just saying to duncan that Azareye'h Thomas at 63, Jaylin Noel at 66, and Xavier Watts at 95 would sure feel like straight-up amazing values, but they pushed needs. I do really like Nohl Williams in the 3rd and I do really like Gilotte as a player. This is probably where we needed to take him, I don't think he'd have made it to even where we traded for Williams.

I have a different habit and approach to the draft the last several years than I used to. Not from lack of interest or enjoyment but I just don’t get to watch college ball so I take a look at the weigh ins and the charts by position group. The college all star games then the combine and pro days and late players of interest who don’t get invited to the combine etc. So it’s simply height weight arm and hand length wingspan. Then YouTube highlights. Post free agency who fits to replace who you lost and who adds something you don’t currently have in the group or who just fits the prototype you’re looking for.

Last year the need for a TE with the bigger catch radius like Wiley and Cupp as a UDFA. I liked Wiley simply because of those measures. This year I thought of who is an undersized DT type like Wharton and of course Lott fits that just better arm length. From the measurements list in my mind Gillette I had the thought of under sized DE with terrible length so maybe he’s a undersized DT Wharton type we can grow on the taxi squad and didn’t bother watching his highlights. Completely off. Guy is simply a gamer it seems

The trend seems to be moving away from the obvious look like Tarzan plays like Jane types. A josh Kaindoh type I would personally drool over.

booger 04-26-2025 11:02 AM

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Originally Posted by ShortRoundChief (Post 18045481)
At some point we are going to have to see if fau has it.

Slow off the ball/get off is the knock on him. Lots of that is from playing in a 3-3-5 as a 4i or 5 technique DE which is more of a two gapping responsibility more often than not. Getting drafted I look at the guy and think similar build to Frank Clark and like his highlights and think he belongs playing on the RE spot up or down. But in his mind he has to grow into that something new to him asking him to be more aggressive vs the strong side DE rugged type like George he was used to playing like.

He’s good and disciplined against the run. IMO he deserves the shot to start. The 2nd and 3rd and long opportunities he has to make the most of those and grow as a disruptive pass rusher

booger 04-26-2025 11:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Chris Meck (Post 18045632)
A DAWG.

A lot of playing defense is about WANT TO.

You sure got that right! ukeme eligwe Former FSU ILB. He was built similarly to Willie Gay. Both have 33 1/2” arms. Way above average for a LB so you think occasionally using as a pass rusher. He failed in KC and the NFL because he hated contact. A great moldable body of work but the mind wanted no part of the game. Strange freaking game I tell ya

displacedinMN 04-26-2025 02:31 PM

The Guillotine

BWillie 04-26-2025 02:33 PM

I like the...if Leo Chenal was a DE comp. Great athlete. Upright but always by the ball. Chaos maker.

booger 04-26-2025 02:34 PM

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Originally Posted by displacedinMN (Post 18046578)
The Guillotine

Golf clap

booger 04-26-2025 02:44 PM

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Originally Posted by BWillie (Post 18046584)
I like the...if Leo Chenal was a DE comp. Great athlete. Upright but always by the ball. Chaos maker.

Vs the falcons and 49ers Chanel got some snaps at DE standing up and that continued off and on when the matchup allowed or just a different look for a drive or two. Down in a four point as a goaline DE and the same thing blocking the field goals. 6’3 250 sub 32” arms he had no business making those plays looking through that lense of measuments. The heart drive extreme relentless just makes up for average length. Extremely explosive athlete. Big time hops too. So take the vertical jump and how plus he is there. He converts that to launch. Like drag racing. Like he knows just exactly his strengths and puts it literally all together. That dude is just a gem. Somewhat of a unicorn in his own way

staylor26 04-26-2025 02:45 PM

This pick is going to be overlooked a little because of the bigger stories/picks it is sandwiched between, but I wouldn't be shocked if this guy has a huge impact this year.

JPH83 04-26-2025 02:50 PM

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Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 18046613)
This pick is going to be overlooked a little because of the bigger stories/picks it is sandwiched between, but I wouldn't be shocked if this guy has a huge impact this year.

I couldn't quite work out why he was so much lower on lots of boards. I really liked what I saw of his tape. I guess the length maybe? But his get off is WAY better than lots of guys I saw touted as better options.

booger 04-26-2025 03:01 PM

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Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 18046613)
This pick is going to be overlooked a little because of the bigger stories/picks it is sandwiched between, but I wouldn't be shocked if this guy has a huge impact this year.

Bigger Danna when Danna is at his best. Danna has played plenty of snaps at DT from his central Michigan then Michigan day continued through KC. At 6’2 255 that’s so remarkable. He has had calf pulls and strains and missed time and it makes plenty of sense why. Which coach loved Danna most? Brenden Daly. They had plenty of these different types of DL when he came over from the pats to rejoin Spags. They did a ton of DL games and stunts which came here with him. He of course has moved to coach LBs and has excelled giving his 2 cents to get his point across how they could utilize a Chenal and done a fine job developing LBs. The chemistry this coaching and scouting staffs and how well they work together is outstanding. They take risks and gambles and aren’t perfect but they are a Steelers type setup where they just make so many picks that fit and work out or a ravens type where drafting and development is just so damn easy to them. KC has a bit of both of those and damn it’s been beautiful to watch this build into great success and just continues to grow even with challenges and bumps in the road

booger 04-26-2025 03:05 PM

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Originally Posted by JPH83 (Post 18046626)
I couldn't quite work out why he was so much lower on lots of boards. I really liked what I saw of his tape. I guess the length maybe? But his get off is WAY better than lots of guys I saw touted as better options.

That’s another factor in all of this that’s awesome. Not everyone can pull it off and make it fit. But our Chiefs just say hold my beer and turn it into great or at least productive results and contributors and you just can’t help but smile and love every bit of it. And after awhile you just recognize it where in the past you might be pissed or a bit confused on a pick

KentuckyChief 04-26-2025 03:21 PM

I really like this pick. Big Louisville homer, almost as big as my love for the Chiefs. Seen damn near every game he’s played at UofL. Can’t wait to see him next year playing for KC. Ashton pops off the tape every time I watch em. Certainly a guy you want.

tooge 04-26-2025 09:36 PM

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Originally Posted by DJ's left nut (Post 18044736)
Not really. Not as likely to fight/maul you.

Karlaftis wins in his second move and by being relentless. Gillotte is someone that's looking to set you up snap by snap (rather than within a snap) and beat you with a single move. He will challenge your outside shoulder a bit more and does the speed to power thing a bit better.

Can't think of a comp at the moment, but it ain't Karlaftis.

More athletic but less powerful Tamba Hali?


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