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Offensively, I'm actually more concerned about the long-term viability at LT and how they solve that than I am going all-in on targets. Not going to lie, I like the flashy objects too and it makes for some fun mocks. It just might be high time to bite that bullet and go get a LT, honestly. You're going to start running out of superstars to trade for high picks. Sneed is likely getting you a 2nd round pick. Use it and move up and solve a problem. If you get pick 50 or better, you can get to 16. Seattle doesn't have a 2nd round pick either. I'd be just as happy if they add Mooney, Shenault, and Van Jefferson in FA and see where the dust settles at WR. I'm really not all that worried about it. Hell, take a flier on Chase Claypool for free if you want. That's just saying the Chiefs don't even have to draft a WR to make some quality moves offensively. If you find a way to solve LT in FA or via trade or something, I would be totally for a defensive pick in round 1. Go WR in 2. Hell take 2. I don't care. |
Jordan Morgan and Graham Barton are a couple guys I'm looking at that could end up being LTs and good picks at 32.
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Now that we're halfway through free agency, things are becoming more clear. |
I would not be at all surprised if it's one of the Texas Wr's
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If we're gonna draft someone from your list, can you do me a solid and take Coleman and McConkey off it just to be on the safe side?
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They're at the bottom. Good chance they don't make the final cut. Much bigger fan of Coleman than McConkey though. |
It's just really hard to envision any position other than OT or WR.
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I can't remember a year when it's been this clear-cut. |
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But Jones signed a massive deal, and not it looks like Sneed will be back, so offense it is. |
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I was VERY set on WR in the 1st round but the options at LT in FA are pretty thin now. It's basically Donovan Smith or Charles Leno. I've got to think they at least try for one of these rather than have someone like Guyton, Morgan or Suamataia learning the ropes there straight up. Even if they trade up a little for a Mims.
That's why it still feels like a WR to me. If no LT vet is brought in, OK, it's got to happen early in the draft. Assuming they are, I could see it being BPA with that being a WR then a trade up R2 for a LT. |
Not going to happen...
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Chiefs?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Chiefs</a> are preparing for all things in the draft, including the possibility that Georgia star TE Brock Bowers could fall to the 32nd pick.<br><br>Per source: <a href="https://t.co/0eIpGG1Bgc">pic.twitter.com/0eIpGG1Bgc</a></p>— Chris (@chiefs_outsider) <a href="https://twitter.com/chiefs_outsider/status/1770551810874397001?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 20, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
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You never know, maybe he interviews terribly, or smokes weed through a gas mask on video the day of the draft. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk |
Have thought for awhile now that Miami would be the team to take Worthy if we didn’t. Look at that smile. Bad poker face Mike LMAO
<blockquote class="twitter-tweet"><p lang="en" dir="ltr"><a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Dolphins?src=hash&ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Dolphins</a> HC Mike McDaniel met Texas WR Xavier Worthy today at his Pro Day. The look on his face says it all…<br><br>Worthy broke the NFL Combine 40-yard dash record with a 4.21.<br><br>( <a href="https://twitter.com/HankSouth247?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">@HankSouth247</a>) <a href="https://t.co/nU0AfN4GaF">pic.twitter.com/nU0AfN4GaF</a></p>— Ari Meirov (@MySportsUpdate) <a href="https://twitter.com/MySportsUpdate/status/1770546949592146088?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">March 20, 2024</a></blockquote> <script async src="https://platform.twitter.com/widgets.js" charset="utf-8"></script> |
Zero chance the Dolphins go WR in the 1st. Zero.
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Still think Darius Robinson is a target but will probably be gone by our pick. Just saw a tweet that 20 teams are bringing him in for a private visit or meeting. He’s got a ton of attention. |
What would be interesting with Bowers is if he's still there at 20 or 22 or 24. If the staff thinks Kelce has 2 good/great years left, can they get enough juice out of Bowers in that time to justify a little trade-up?
No way he'll get all the way to 32. At the very least someone would trade up from the 2nd to get him at 24, 25, 26. |
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Could you imagine defending Kelce, Bowers, Brown, Rice?
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Noted that Mel Kiper is predicting WR Xavier Legette to the DET Lions with the #29 pick and WR AD Mitchell to the Chiefs in his latest mock.
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Took McConkey off becuase I didn't realize that I accidentally took Legette off last time.
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It’s more likely we will be lucky enough to have an opportunity to try to trade up for a plug and play left tackle. And that would be a great outcome too |
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I'm probably over thinking it but Bowers size does worry me a little. He's not tiny but hes not prototypical either.
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But, we will see. Veach works magic and amazes us all! :thumb: |
Added Kool-Aid post Sneed trade because even though I don't think they'd go CB in the 1st, it would just be a perfect combination of need, value, and fit.
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I really don't want Xavier worthy at all, I know he's got great track speed but I don't see him as much more than a luxury we don't need, give me Troy Franklin or really anyone else in that wr group you listed over worthy all day
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He's a weapon...one you can add to a room where he's not expected to be a 1 and use him in a variety of ways and watch him be lethal. Speed kills in this league, I'll take all of it I can get...can never have enough. |
Seems like the consensus or desire here is for a WR. I just don’t get it. We’ve won two superbowls with limitations at WR. We saw what happened in the superbowl when our line was hurt against the bucs. We need a LT. That should be goal #1 in this draft. Resign smith on a one year deal and let him compete with a rookie LT. Move Wanya inside. This seems obvious to me?
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You can't keep neglecting the weapons on offense, the only reason we got away with it last season is because the defense will elite as hell. |
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Since we're losing Snead, it's a CB for me. Based on your list, let's drink the Kool Aid!
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I really think a WR or OT would be more beneficial but if you get the chance to draft a guy named "Kool-Aid" that has to be the pick.
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We can find a WR as well as a starting LT in rd 2 so , since both positions are deep this year I say we resign Donovan Smith , get a WR at 32 and go from there.
Xavier Worthy or Xavier Leggett sound good to me If Joe Alt would just smoke one joint and post the pic on twitter , he could follow in his Dads footsteps as a Chief. |
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I think that’s a function of the depth and quality at each position. There are several WRs who could be available at 32 or in reasonable move-up range for the Chiefs. To get a Lt you feel really good about, you might have to go into the teens - and that costs a LOT more to do. I mean, if Fauntanu goes to the Saints at 14 because they like him at LT, are you trading into the teens to ensure you get Morgan or possibly even Suamataia? Because those are the next two names at LT then… Paying more to get a more risky player is tough to swallow when WR is just as big of a long-term need. |
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You take one there you better be sure he's a franchise guy. The talent at WR is too great to pass on just on a chance. |
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How does the '24 class of LT's compare to the '25 class of LT's?
Curious if this should be the year for the big splash move up, or next year. My assumption is this year since WR is our other biggest hole and is so deep, combined with the fact that there are a ton of QB's & WR's going in the first round this year, which could slide LT talent down the board a bit into a more manageable trade up range. |
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Probably R1 Kelvin Banks, Texas Josh Simmons, Ohio State Anthony Belton, N.C. State Will Campbell, LSU (Needs to improve in pass pro) Josh Conerly, Jr., Oregon (Likely needs move to guard but we'll see how he develops in pass pro this year) Probably R2-3 Jalen Travis, Princeton (this year's Amegadjie) Jack Nelson, Wisconsin (probably needs to kick to RT) Turner Corcoran, Nebraska |
I don’t think you’ll have to go into the teens. If that’s the case, bpa, but I’m guessing one of the top 6 LT prospects could be drafted 20-25. My favorite is Mims but if he goes early, then Fautana. If Fautana is gone, then Guyton. I think LT is worth taking a risk on one of those guys 20-25. I’m guessing one of those 3 will be available in that range.
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Fellas, I keep watching the mock drafts, and it sure looks like it's a real possibility that either Mitchell or Worthy are there at #32. I think you pull the trigger on either; both would have a significant if slightly different role here and would complement Rice and Kelce. If you do that and snag Sumaitiananana or Paul at #64 I'd be feeling pretty good. Re-sign Smith for a year and roll.
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Kinda think Saunders is getting overlooked
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He's a Swiss army knife. Smart. If you want to replace what you had with Sneed and McDuffie - you draft Cooper. Plus he gives you an elite kick returner. |
I think the price to move way up for a day one ready LT is going to be far, far too much.
Take the WR, take a toolsy project OT, and keep doing it until you hit on one. Or two. Sign Smith for another season and get on with things. |
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We still have McDuffie, Watson, Williams, Conner, Jones, Reid, Bush and a sleeper who was earning first team reps last year in Johnson. Why would you go out and allocate a first round pick++ when you just let one walk and when you have the opportunity to acquire first round level talent at more pressing positions? If he falls dramatically, or the board falls such that he is clear and away the BPA, sure. But I don't see it happening. |
Not saying I’d trade up for DeJean, but if a legit LT isn’t there (which there is a real possibility) I think a CB is in play.
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I see a lot of mocks that have DeJean in the first round but he ran a 4.57 at his pro day this week. That might push him out of the first round.
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you got to take care of Mahomes. Period. Either weapons or protection. |
Am I an idiot for feeling as if the Chiefs should be giving HARD consideration to taking Ladd McConkey at 32, provided we don't trade up? From all his highlights I've watched, this kid is a route running wizard with sure hands and sneaky speed. Him, Rice, and Hollywood with Kelce thrown in would be lethal. Like, 5K and 50 TD Mahomes lethal.
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Get Xavier Worthy in the first. TE Ja'Tavion Sanders in the second. Let the rest of the draft fall as it may.
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Well if what Paniero says is true it's WR R1 and maybe R2 and forget about the rest
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Yeah. Sign Smith at LT and hammer WR this draft.
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Hopefully Smith doesn’t see the obvious leverage here. Rice’s dumbass killed our BPA draft. We really need a couple WRs now. |
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D. Smith isn't the answer to LT, but if he will sign something reasonable it would relieve some pressure for this year. We still need to draft a tackle, but it gives you some flexibility to go for a developmental guy at 64 (or a trade up in the second round). If at 32 Worthy or Mitchell are there, but not Morgan/Guyton it's a no brainer. However, if there is a run on WR's we have on our board and an OT falls to us, similarly a no brainer. There will be guys like Walker, maybe even Leggett that you can take in the second. Our depth is pretty solid on D, I'm okay with getting 2 receivers in this draft, a tackle and a pass catching RB.
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Everything the Chiefs have put out there and what we’ve learned about this draft makes me feel like there’s a good chance Veach goes offense heavy. It wouldn’t surprise me if day 1 and 2 are all offensive picks. Only defensive pick I could see is if one of the DL they like happens to be there for them on day 2
They’ve looked at a **** ton of OL, WR’s and TE’s. I think that’s gonna make up the high points of this draft. Tackle is strong rd 1, WR is strong rd 1 and deep in rd 2 and TE is deep in rd 2 and 3. Great year to need help on offense |
Thought it was interesting that Daniel Jeremiah doesn't have Kingsley in his updated top 50, and Morgan barely made it.
I really think it's going to be WR in the 1st barring a trade up. |
If Kingsley is on the board, I’ll be shocked if he’s not the pick.
If he’s off the board and a blue chipper doesn’t somehow fall in our laps, I bet we move down. Tons of talent in that 70-90 range and the difference between 32 and 45-48 this year isn’t a huge dropoff. I can see Veach extracting value when he gets stonewalled from trading up again. In this draft, I’d rather trade back to around the colts puck and add an additional third. 46 and 82 are almost an exact trade for pick 32, based on the draft value chart. |
Bruce Feldman’s coaching intel on first rd prospects:
AD Mitchell
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Xavier Worthy
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Amarius Mims
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Tyler Guyton
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Johnny Newton
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Ladd McConkey (pick 54. On here bc Browns took him and they don’t have a 1st)
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Kool Aid McKinstry
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Rest of the guys from OP weren’t on this mock. They’re 2nd rd picks |
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Kingsley Suamataia, BYU Jordan Morgan, Arizona |
Ok, list is finalized.
I think lol. 9 guys. |
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