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Originally Posted by planetdoc
your moving the goal posts.
i said that Hagemon was the closest the chiefs can find a JJ watt type player in this draft. The comparison is between Hagemon and Watt.
Poe ran very fast at his weight, and lifted alot during the bench press. No other player (including Hagemon or Watt) can compare. That is why the chiefs were willing to gamble and draft him in the top 15 from a small school (memphis).
Drafting Hagemon @ 23 is not much of a gamble. How would I define the amount of gamble? It would be a risk/reward ratio. The risk @23 is far less than @15. The "reward" or "upside" is high.
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No, you are the one who brought Poe in as justification for taking a chance on Hageman.
There are a bunch of safer prospects who will be available at 23 over Hageman. I wish Hageman would have tested even better so that he can definitely go ahead of our pick and some other team can waste their 1st on him while letting a better player drop to us.