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From Peter King’s MMQB article:
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I’ve always felt in any draft that picks 1-100 are the elite picks. It just seems like anything after that is not good. Of course there are always outliers. Anything after the 3rd round is a gamble. That’s why I’d always be willing to trade picks in rounds 4-7 to get more picks in rounds 1-3. I’d gladly trade my 4th rounders to move into the 3rd round. |
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You don't have to hit on every pick, but damn, you need to be pretty sucessful and the Chiefs were really good with Dorsey.
2013 Yeah, Fisher has been solid not great, but he's a legit starting LT. But then Dorsey nailed it in the third round with Kelce. Just one hit like Kelce make all the difference in the world. 2014 Maybe Dorsey's worst draft, but we got starters in LDT and Fulton. Nothing sexy, but damn nailing two 6th rounders makes an aful draft more bearable. 2015 Peters, Morse, Conley, Nelson, Ramik Wilson, and Nunez-Roches I mean Peters was an instant rock star, but don't discount what the others meant to this team. 2016 Chris Jones, Murray, Demarcus Robinson, Tyreek Hill Hill in the 5th, totally makes that draft. Its incredible. Love Chris Jones. 2017 Mahommes and Hunt, 1st and 3rd rounders. C'mon man. Just find me a 2-3 legit starters and I'll be a happy man. Find me one dude who becomes all world like Kelce, Hill, Jones, Houston before them. Yeah. then you are playing with house money! |
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In Re: to Hoover, yes I think Dorsey’s drafts typically had 1-2 great players and that was really nice. A big issue though is that most of the other picks weren’t good at all. Many times the picks struggled to make the 53-man roster in their first year, leaving the roster quite thin by the time we got to 2017.
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It would be lunacy for the Chiefs to trade up in this draft
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This team has a few spots it needs to fill on a very talented roster. Mahomes, Henne Hunt, Ware, West Watkins, Hill, Conley, Robinson, DAT, Acheson, Kemp Kelce, Amaro, Harris Fisher, Ehinger, Morse, LDT, Schwartz, Erving, Witzman On offense, I’m drafting a development QB in the late rounds, leaving the WRs alone, upgrading the RBs is possible with minimal resources. A 4th rounder would get a good one. I’m trying to get a premier guy at LG or center. My choice there would be James Daniels if they can’t fill the spot in FA. He’s very well balanced, being very effective in pass protection and run blocking. We can’t depend on Morse or Ehinger...a guy that can step right in at either spot and play at a high level to protect our investment in Mahomes needs to be a priority. ———- On Defense, we have some nice pieces, but tons of work needs to be done to unlock this units potential. Jones, RNR, Williams, Jenkins, Bailey Houston, Ford, Kpass, Ragland, Hitchens, Nicholas, Eligwe, Smith Berry, Fuller, Nelson, Amerson, Murray, Sorenson, McQuay Adding a bunch of late rounders to that group of players isn’t going to help at all. That group needs 2-3 PLAYERS that can step in and do the job...not a few JAGs that will get cut. The great part about this years draft is that it’s DEEP in the secondary...guys that would normally be in the mid first will be there in the first 10 picks of the second round. Maybe even past that. That should allow Veach the ability to move up and get talent at a discount, even if it costs multiple picks to move up. We need a CB, S and DL that can come in and provide an impact playing a role early on and to grow into larger roles as the team matures. They need to do what they did last year and not be afraid to move up to get guys they like. Mahomes Hunt |
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Veach has been nothing if not decisive and following his plan to a "Tee". I don't get it. :shrug: |
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No team is a player away this time of year... I think we'll still be acquiring talent in the coming weeks. Re: the draft. I just don't think we have the ammo to move up much. That being said, they obviously want impact athletes and will sacrifice quantity for quality.
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