I ****ing love this draft!!!!

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by staylor26

Inspired by crow, going to start doing one of these every year about a month before the draft.

QB:

Cam Ward, Miami

RB:

Quinshon Judkins, Ohio St.
TreVeyon Henderson, Ohio St.
Dylan Sampson, Tennessee
D.J. Giddens, Kansas St.
Damien Martinez, Miami
Trevor Etienne, Georgia

WR:

Tre Harris, Ole Miss
Jalen Royals, Utah St.
Tory Horton, Colorado St.
Kyle Williams, Washington St.
Dont'e Thornton, Tennessee
Kaden Prather, Maryland
Ricky White, UNLV

OL:

Josh Simmons, OT, Ohio St. (excluding medicals)
Marcus Mbow, OT, Purdue
Charles Grant, OT, William & Mary
Ajani Cornelius, OT, Oregon
Grey Zabel, IOL, North Dakota St.
Tate Ratledge, IOL, Georgia
Jalen Rivers, IOL, Miami

TE:

Colston Loveland, Michigan
Elijah Arroyo, Miami
Gunnar Helm, Texas (post combine value)
Jalin Conyers, Texas Tech

EDGE:

James Pearce Jr., Tennessee
Nic Scourton, Texas A&M
Bradyn Swinson, LSU
Jordan Burch, Oregon
Oluwafemi Oladejo, UCLA
Tyler Barron, Miami

DT:

Walter Nolen, Ole Miss
Omarr Norman-Lott, Tennessee
Alfred Collins, Texas
C.J. West, Indiana
J.J. Pegues, Ole Miss
Howard Cross III, Notre Dame

LB:

Chris Paul Jr., Ole Miss
Jeffrey Bassa, Oregon
Barrett Carter, Clemson
Shaun Dolac, Buffalo

CB:

Jahdae Barron, Texas
Trey Amos, Ole Miss
Shavon Revel, East Carolina
Azareye'h Thomas, FSU
Cobee Bryant, Kansas
Denzel Burke, Ohio St.

S:

Malaki Starks, Georgia
Kevin Winston Jr., Penn St.
Andrew Mukuba, Texas
Sebastian Castro, Iowa
Malachi Moore, Alabama

Alexa, play "Can't tell me nothing" by Kanye West

[Fansy the Famous Bard]

[Bowser]

Veach gave a masterclass on how to draft this year.

Does anyone doubt that at least one UDRFA he brings in is going to make this team?

[SD15]

Really great job by KC

[Mecca]

For the most part it's a good draft for the DE and DT I favored other players there but that's just team evaluation.

[Vladimir_Kyrilytch]

I honestly thought this was the worst draft I've seen the Chiefs pull off since I became a fan in about 1990. I feel sick. It feels like the defining moment that the dynasty collapsed. Just arrogance is what it was. From the first pick, a guy that already has had a career ending injury, to the last pick, a below average receiver with no skills that tried changing to RB late in his career. Every pick was "we are the smartest guys in the room" Icarus level arrogance. I feel sick to my stomach. Heads in that organization got way too big.

[New World Order]

Originally Posted by ThaVirus

Good job, buddy.

This is Chuck Taylor

[lcarus]

Originally Posted by Vladimir_Kyrilytch

I honestly thought this was the worst draft I've seen the Chiefs pull off since I became a fan in about 1990. I feel sick. It feels like the defining moment that the dynasty collapsed. Just arrogance is what it was. From the first pick, a guy that already has had a career ending injury, to the last pick, a below average receiver with no skills that tried changing to RB late in his career. Every pick was "we are the smartest guys in the room" Icarus level arrogance. I feel sick to my stomach. Heads in that organization got way too big.

I've always thought I was one of the dumber guys in most rooms.

But I think this draft class is pretty damn good!

[TwistedChief]

Originally Posted by Vladimir_Kyrilytch

I honestly thought this was the worst draft I've seen the Chiefs pull off since I became a fan in about 1990. I feel sick. It feels like the defining moment that the dynasty collapsed. Just arrogance is what it was. From the first pick, a guy that already has had a career ending injury, to the last pick, a below average receiver with no skills that tried changing to RB late in his career. Every pick was "we are the smartest guys in the room" Icarus level arrogance. I feel sick to my stomach. Heads in that organization got way too big.

If BWillie can chime in and offer a similar review, I’ll be fully convinced this class will usher in a 10-year run of 10 SB wins.

Your move, Beau?

[smithandrew051]

No IOL taken.

Do we take that as extra confidence in Kingsley at LG?

[MVChiefFan]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

No IOL taken.

Do we take that as extra confidence in Kingsley at LG?

He’ll be an All-Pro and better than Thuney, IMHO.

[staylor26]

It's obviously an A for me. I'm not going to go full homer and say A+ because there's a lot that needs to laky out with Josh Simmons, but they did everything they had to do in rounds 2-7 to justify taking the big swing and risk in the 1st.

This is my first year doing an official my guys list. There's only so many guys you can fit in a single mock, and you never know how the board is going to play out, so this is a fun exercise.

[Wisconsin_Chief]

Honestly hard to argue with a single pick after all was said and done. Getting Smith sealed it for me, I think you’ll see him as a returner right away and I think he could fill that McKinnon role eventually. Great value in every round and several day one contributors.

I don’t understand some of you with the negativity. I couldn’t imagine this going better picking at the bottom of every round. You could potentially have 2-3 year one starters out of this at key positions. Just a huge pat on the back to these guys, they played everything perfectly.

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

Honestly hard to argue with a single pick after all was said and done. Getting Smith sealed it for me, I think you’ll see him as a returner right away and I think he could fill that McKinnon role eventually. Great value in every round and several day one contributors.

I don’t understand some of you with the negativity. I couldn’t imagine this going better picking at the bottom of every round. You could potentially have 2-3 year one starters out of this at key positions. Just a huge pat on the back to these guys, they played everything perfectly.

The only pick I don’t like is Simmons, but the rest of the draft helps to mitigate that risk substantially.

[Wisconsin_Chief]

Originally Posted by smithandrew051

The only pick I don’t like is Simmons, but the rest of the draft helps to mitigate that risk substantially.

I can understand the hesitation on the Simmons pick, it took me a while to get on board. The thing is, I’m not really sure they had a choice. The talent at 32 was simply too good to pass up at a position of desperate need. Even if he’s only 75% of what he could have been because of the injury, he’s still the best tackle we’ll have a shot at for a while.

If he ends up as even a Fisher level LT for us for 10 years, it’s a grand slam. You just have to take that swing.

[smithandrew051]

Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

Honestly hard to argue with a single pick after all was said and done. Getting Smith sealed it for me, I think you’ll see him as a returner right away and I think he could fill that McKinnon role eventually. Great value in every round and several day one contributors.

I don’t understand some of you with the negativity. I couldn’t imagine this going better picking at the bottom of every round. You could potentially have 2-3 year one starters out of this at key positions. Just a huge pat on the back to these guys, they played everything perfectly.

Originally Posted by Wisconsin_Chief

I can understand the hesitation on the Simmons pick, it took me a while to get on board. The thing is, I’m not really sure they had a choice. The talent at 32 was simply too good to pass up at a position of desperate need. Even if he’s only 75% of what he could have been because of the injury, he’s still the best tackle we’ll have a shot at for a while.

If he ends up as even a Fisher level LT for us for 10 years, it’s a grand slam. You just have to take that swing.

I probably would’ve preferred a small move up for Conerly, but that means no Bassa and someone else. I may still prefer that move, but I can see an argument for what Veach did.

All in all, can’t complain too much right now.