Mock (3/26) - Page 2

Direckshun · 12:57 PM

Assumptions:

1. The Chiefs sign CB Kenneth Acker to a minimal deal.

2. The Chiefs sign DT Jay Bromley (Giants) for 2 years, $6m.

3. The Chiefs do not sign WR Kendall Wright (Titans).

The draft:

2.54. OLB Josh Sweat, Florida State

Until I'm convinced otherwise, I believe that Veach will be a continuation of what John Dorsey did in the NFL Draft. If so, Sweat is the picture-perfect idea of what Dorsey would draft at the position. Sweat was the most impressive specimen at the position at the Combine, with perfect size, great arm length, and phenomenal athleticism. I think Sweat has some juice to be a first round pick, even.

3.78 (Smith). S Justin Reid, Stanford

The Chiefs love corner-safety flexibility, and Justin Reid was a corner at Stanford, making him a good fit to be a potential starter alongside Eric Berry. He's got some coverage issues to clean up and it'll take him an offseason or two to get that classic safety body, but he's the kind of guy you can put in any scheme and move him around anywhere.

3.86. DE RJ McIntosh, Miami

McIntosh has been fingered recently on a podcast I listen to as being a good fit for the Chiefs, specifically if they go into an attack-heavy personnel scheme.

4.122. OG Wyatt Teller, Virginia Tech

4.124 (Peters). CB Arrion Springs, Oregon

6.196 (Foles). QB Mike White, Western Kentucky

7.233 (King). DE Mike Ramsay, Duke

7.243 (Cooper). ILB Trent Tanking, Kansas State

roster:

QB: Mahomes, Henne, White
RB: Hunt, Ware, West, Williams
FB: Sherman

WR: Hill, Watkins, Conley, Thomas, Robinson, Chesson
TE: Kelce, Watson, Harris

LT: Fisher, Schwartz
LG: Ehinger, Teller
C: Morse, Erving, Devey
RG: Duvarney-Tardif, Erving
RT: Schwartz, Witzmann

DE: Jones, Jenkins, Ramsay
NT: Williams, Nunez-Roches
DE: Bailey, Bromley, McIntosh

OLB: Ford, Kpassagnon
ILB: Ragland, Smith
ILB: Hitchens, Eligwe, Tanking
OLB: Houston, Sweat

CB: Fuller, Amerson, Nelson, Springs, Acker
S: Berry, Reid, Sorensen, Murray, McQuay

K: Butker
P: Colquitt
LS: Winchester

Chief Northman · 03-28-2018, 09:16 PM

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Originally Posted by Tribal Warfare

Chiefs are looking at WR DJ Moore Maryland

Is he in for a pre-draft visit?

Too rich for Chiefs - he might sneak in to round one. Love his game though.

**Tribal Warfare** · 03-29-2018, 06:19 AM

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Originally Posted by Chief Northman

Is he in for a pre-draft visit?

Too rich for Chiefs - he might sneak in to round one. Love his game though.

KC was at the Maryland Pro Day

Direckshun · 03-29-2018, 08:53 AM

You guys hating on Josh Sweat -- his tape is better than Dee Ford's, and is pretty comparable to Tanoh Kpassagnon. He is a physical freak with tools. The Chiefs under Dorsey, and probably under Veach, love that shit.

I understand an argument from someone like Dane that Sweat doesn't make much sense if he can't get snaps, but we probably all know Ford is gone after this year, Kpass is a question mark (though I am very high on him), and it may be worth consideration if Houston is worth the contract he's got after this season.

**RealSNR** · 03-29-2018, 09:48 AM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

You guys hating on Josh Sweat -- his tape is better than Dee Ford's, and is pretty comparable to Tanoh Kpassagnon. He is a physical freak with tools. The Chiefs under Dorsey, and probably under Veach, love that shit.

I understand an argument from someone like Dane that Sweat doesn't make much sense if he can't get snaps, but we probably all know Ford is gone after this year, Kpass is a question mark (though I am very high on him), and it may be worth consideration if Houston is worth the contract he's got after this season.

What's stopping Sweat from being a Kpass question mark next year if he doesn't get snaps?

Mother****erJones · 03-29-2018, 10:03 AM

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Originally Posted by Direckshun

You guys hating on Josh Sweat -- his tape is better than Dee Ford's, and is pretty comparable to Tanoh Kpassagnon. He is a physical freak with tools. The Chiefs under Dorsey, and probably under Veach, love that shit.

I understand an argument from someone like Dane that Sweat doesn't make much sense if he can't get snaps, but we probably all know Ford is gone after this year, Kpass is a question mark (though I am very high on him), and it may be worth consideration if Houston is worth the contract he's got after this season.

I just said he was very meh on what I could watch and that I wouldn’t take him in round 2. He’s got a questionable injury history with his knee.

Mother****erJones · 03-29-2018, 10:03 AM

I’d much rather have Dorance Armstrong from Kansas than Sweat

pugsnotdrugs19 · 03-29-2018, 11:02 AM

I could be sold on edge rusher for sure at pick 54. I personally think Ford can give us a big boost with the pass rush, but health is a big problem there and his run defense isn’t too swell. I guess it all comes down to what they foresee with Tanoh going forward.

If you want to use Tanoh inside on passing downs, draft another edge guy and you can have a strong rotation there that can stay fresh throughout the game, like the Eagles.

Chargem · 03-29-2018, 11:42 AM

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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

I could be sold on edge rusher for sure at pick 54. I personally think Ford can give us a big boost with the pass rush, but health is a big problem there and his run defense isn’t too swell. I guess it all comes down to what they foresee with Tanoh going forward.

If you want to use Tanoh inside on passing downs, draft another edge guy and you can have a strong rotation there that can stay fresh throughout the game, like the Eagles.

I'd love an extra edge guy who could hopefully spend a year learning while Ford and Tanoh play this year but can provide some depth if someone gets injured, just not sure about using the 54 pick on that guy.

**The Franchise** · 03-29-2018, 11:45 AM

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Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

I could be sold on edge rusher for sure at pick 54. I personally think Ford can give us a big boost with the pass rush, but health is a big problem there and his run defense isn’t too swell. I guess it all comes down to what they foresee with Tanoh going forward.

If you want to use Tanoh inside on passing downs, draft another edge guy and you can have a strong rotation there that can stay fresh throughout the game, like the Eagles.

I think we should be able to get one in the 3rd-4th round range. That would allow us to get rid of Zombo and roll with Houston, Ford, KPass, Nicholas and a rookie.

Direckshun · 03-29-2018, 11:53 AM

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Originally Posted by RealSNR

What's stopping Sweat from being a Kpass question mark next year if he doesn't get snaps?

Oh he will be. Ask the Chiefs how much they care.

pugsnotdrugs19 · 03-29-2018, 12:02 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Pestilence

I think we should be able to get one in the 3rd-4th round range. That would allow us to get rid of Zombo and roll with Houston, Ford, KPass, Nicholas and a rookie.

After watching the kid from Oklahoma, that’s the guy I’d want. Could nab him in the 3rd round and use 54 on the secondary.

**RealSNR** · 03-29-2018, 12:57 PM

DIRECKSHUN YOU WERE ON THE ****ING CLOCK IN THE CP MOCK AND YOU STOPPED BY HERE TO TALK ABOUT JOSH SWEAT?!?!?!

Direckshun · 03-29-2018, 05:08 PM

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Originally Posted by RealSNR

DIRECKSHUN YOU WERE ON THE ****ING CLOCK IN THE CP MOCK AND YOU STOPPED BY HERE TO TALK ABOUT JOSH SWEAT?!?!?!

You can’t prove those allegations and I refuse to cooperate with any investigations into the matter.

Mother****erJones · 03-29-2018, 05:19 PM

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Originally Posted by RealSNR

DIRECKSHUN YOU WERE ON THE ****ING CLOCK IN THE CP MOCK AND YOU STOPPED BY HERE TO TALK ABOUT JOSH SWEAT?!?!?!

Beerthirty · 03-30-2018, 08:46 PM

Who would be slot receiver now without picking someone up? Hill, DAT, Robinson, Kelcie if we get another tight end?

03-26-2018, 11:41 AM
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $2153447	Mock (3/26) Assumptions: 1. The Chiefs sign CB Kenneth Acker to a minimal deal. 2. The Chiefs sign DT Jay Bromley (Giants) for 2 years, $6m. 3. The Chiefs do not sign WR Kendall Wright (Titans). The draft: 2.54. OLB Josh Sweat, Florida State Until I'm convinced otherwise, I believe that Veach will be a continuation of what John Dorsey did in the NFL Draft. If so, Sweat is the picture-perfect idea of what Dorsey would draft at the position. Sweat was the most impressive specimen at the position at the Combine, with perfect size, great arm length, and phenomenal athleticism. I think Sweat has some juice to be a first round pick, even. 3.78 (Smith). S Justin Reid, Stanford The Chiefs love corner-safety flexibility, and Justin Reid was a corner at Stanford, making him a good fit to be a potential starter alongside Eric Berry. He's got some coverage issues to clean up and it'll take him an offseason or two to get that classic safety body, but he's the kind of guy you can put in any scheme and move him around anywhere. 3.86. DE RJ McIntosh, Miami McIntosh has been fingered recently on a podcast I listen to as being a good fit for the Chiefs, specifically if they go into an attack-heavy personnel scheme. 4.122. OG Wyatt Teller, Virginia Tech 4.124 (Peters). CB Arrion Springs, Oregon 6.196 (Foles). QB Mike White, Western Kentucky 7.233 (King). DE Mike Ramsay, Duke 7.243 (Cooper). ILB Trent Tanking, Kansas State roster: QB: Mahomes, Henne, White RB: Hunt, Ware, West, Williams FB: Sherman WR: Hill, Watkins, Conley, Thomas, Robinson, Chesson TE: Kelce, Watson, Harris LT: Fisher, Schwartz LG: Ehinger, Teller C: Morse, Erving, Devey RG: Duvarney-Tardif, Erving RT: Schwartz, Witzmann DE: Jones, Jenkins, Ramsay NT: Williams, Nunez-Roches DE: Bailey, Bromley, McIntosh OLB: Ford, Kpassagnon ILB: Ragland, Smith ILB: Hitchens, Eligwe, Tanking OLB: Houston, Sweat CB: Fuller, Amerson, Nelson, Springs, Acker S: Berry, Reid, Sorensen, Murray, McQuay K: Butker P: Colquitt LS: Winchester Last edited by Direckshun; 03-27-2018 at 12:57 PM..
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