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So lets talk some legit options for our pick.
(https://chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=330486)
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Isiah Wilson is being put there by reputable people......I could see a team like how athletic Cleveland is the Peart one catches me off guard, yes he's huge but cmon. |
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And just like Burrow improved from last season, his center also did and played a huge role on that LSU offense. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/JQRABXTDp9M" frameborder="0" allow="accelerometer; autoplay; encrypted-media; gyroscope; picture-in-picture" allowfullscreen></iframe> |
You figure that there are the following numbers going in the first round.
5-6 OT 4 QB 4-5 WR 4-5 CB 2-3 LB 2-3 S 1-2 IOL 6-7 DL The unknown is the RB position. Could be one. Could be a couple. It’s hard to gauge. |
I'd trade down in the 2nd and take the RB from LSU>
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Becton Wirfs Thomas Jones Wilson Jackson I don’t see Cleveland or Peart going in the 1st, but if one does that just means Wilson or Jackson don’t. I’ve done quite a few mocks and it just seems very unrealistic that that many OT’s will go in the 1st. The demand, while high, isn’t quite at that level. You’re talking about quite a few huge reaches. |
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That’s not even counting the receivers. I mean holy shit man if Aiyuk is still there, which is very possible, Andy might call the teams IT pro, have them disconnect Veach’s zoom connection and just call that pick in. “We’ve got our Watkins replacement boys” LMAO |
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I try to watch the "x player vs" stuff on youtube and get to see his not-so-good downs. I see a guy who often goes down with the first defender, doesn't have a lot of power or burst in his game. His ability to "get up and go" from a stop isn't great. I don't see anything elite there, really. He's a guy that, imo, needs space to operate. He doesn't create much on his own. Don't get me wrong, i think he'd be a good addition to any team and i'd love to have him. I also think the Chiefs can take any RB and make him a star, so there's that. I just dont think he's going in the 1st round. He's going to be another "oh i can't believe he's still on the board" day 2 pick. He's not a bad player, i just don't think he's feature RB worth spending a 1st on. |
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Having signed Breeland I would be much more ok with it than I would have been before that signing. That said, I would still prefer Akers, Moss, CEH, Dobbins, Warren II or McFarland 1-3 rounds later. |
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He’s definitely not a physical runner by any means, but he does have good contact balance and that’s enough for me. I love his agility and quick-cut ability. The guy sticks his foot in the ground and cuts on a dime. Playing in an offense like ours that can take full advantage of his upside as a receiver and get him in space is what also makes him intriguing. I don’t think he’s an All-Pro caliber player, but he would be a top 5-8 RB in this offense. When you factor in positional value, I still think he’s a borderline top 32 player and would be a solid pick at 32. |
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Not a fan of a RB that early but hey Veach is the one sitting with jewelry and not me |
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