Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 14878207)

Per PM, here is Chargem’s pick:

Houston Texans select Bradley Anae, Edge, Utah

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 14878214)

**** that was my perfect Chiefs pick.

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 14878525)

The Green Bay Packers select Jordan Elliott, DL, Missouri

I hate drafting guys from Missouri, because I always feel like some Mizzou fan will condescendingly tell me the "real story" about that player and how I committed a massive reach.

But... I can't help but really like what I see and hear. Sooo....

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 14878525)

The Green Bay Packers select Jordan Elliott, DL, Missouri

I hate drafting guys from Missouri, because I always feel like some Mizzou fan will condescendingly tell me the "real story" about that player and how I committed a massive reach.

But... I can't help but really like what I see and hear. Sooo....

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14878569)

(Veach and Reid confer in hushed voices, pointing at names on a sheet. Clark Hunt looks over their shoulder and nods. Gracie takes an Instagram photo of herself in a sequined silver top that dazzles the other teams' general managers and distracts them.)

Originally Posted by Chief Northman (Post 14878641)

I demand Gracie pics with your pick!

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14878652)

The modern era of Chiefs playoff success began with a person who was the 96th pick in the draft, and he now enters the arena, wearing the #34 jersey that he made temporarily famous.

Up on the screen, the giant television shows the kickoff of the Chiefs 30-0 victory over the Texans in the 2015 playoffs, and a slightly younger Knile Davis streaks downfield in the first reveal of the Chiefs' upcoming postseason dominance.

Knile looks up and smiles. "I'll tell my grandkids about that," he says to the crowd, "and I'll also tell them about how I drafted a future Hall of Famer today. With the 96th pick in the 2020 NFL draft, the Kansas City Chiefs select Ben Bredeson, G, Michigan."

Davis then gathers up the card, looks at the aisle, and sprints straight forward out of the arena.

https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/p...mvxmvulas4.jpg

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14878652)

The modern era of Chiefs playoff success began with a person who was the 96th pick in the draft, and he now enters the arena, wearing the #34 jersey that he made temporarily famous.

Up on the screen, the giant television shows the kickoff of the Chiefs 30-0 victory over the Texans in the 2015 playoffs, and a slightly younger Knile Davis streaks downfield in the first reveal of the Chiefs' upcoming postseason dominance.

Knile looks up and smiles. "I'll tell my grandkids about that," he says to the crowd, "and I'll also tell them about how I drafted a future Hall of Famer today. With the 96th pick in the 2020 NFL draft, the Kansas City Chiefs select Ben Bredeson, G, Michigan."

Davis then gathers up the card, looks at the aisle, and sprints straight forward out of the arena.

https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/p...mvxmvulas4.jpg

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14878662)

See? I told you she's distracting other teams' GMs.

And while I randomly made up the silver sequins, I was able to find a picture of her in silver sequins in about five seconds. Do I know Gracie or what?

http://res.cloudinary.com/culturemap...5_original.jpg

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14878678)

So you guys might give me some guff on taking Bredeson right now, but here's my thinking. He's a four-year left guard, a team captain, voted the toughest player on Michigan's team in 2018, a second team All-American, an academic all Big Ten, and most importantly, he gave up 0 sacks and 0 quarterback hits on 451 snaps in 2019. He's being hired to protect The Franchise and ensure that Patrick Mahomes II has a safe and secure workplace in 2020 and beyond.

https://mgoblue.com/sports/football/...bredeson/18997

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14878652)

The modern era of Chiefs playoff success began with a person who was the 96th pick in the draft, and he now enters the arena, wearing the #34 jersey that he made temporarily famous.



Up on the screen, the giant television shows the kickoff of the Chiefs 30-0 victory over the Texans in the 2015 playoffs, and a slightly younger Knile Davis streaks downfield in the first reveal of the Chiefs' upcoming postseason dominance.



Knile looks up and smiles. "I'll tell my grandkids about that," he says to the crowd, "and I'll also tell them about how I drafted a future Hall of Famer today. With the 96th pick in the 2020 NFL draft, the Kansas City Chiefs select Ben Bredeson, G, Michigan."



Davis then gathers up the card, looks at the aisle, and sprints straight forward out of the arena.



https://static.clubs.nfl.com/image/p...mvxmvulas4.jpg

Originally Posted by Marco Polo (Post 14878820)

While a project that needs to improve strength and blocking skills, this prospect is intriguing in an offense that maximizes TE talent:

The New England Patriots select Albert Okwuegbunam, TE, Missouri.

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 14878724)

There has been a massive run on dudes named Davis in the past 15 picks, and Cleveland doesn't want to be left picking over the scraps in the 6th and 7th rounds because they missed out earlier in the draft.

The Cleveland Browns select Ashtyn Davis, S, Cal

Do they need to double up on safety? Actually, yes, they probably do.

Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 14878832)

He could be a real find

Originally Posted by Chargem (Post 14878855)

Agree, he definitely fell more than I expected.

Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 14878863)

I like a lot of the safeties in this draft.

Originally Posted by Chargem (Post 14878875)

I wonder if it's just the "Chiefs effect" on this draft though, we all like who the Chiefs have at safety so no one knows anything about the safety draft so all these guys fall, no safeties taken in the first round ROFL

Originally Posted by KurtCobain (Post 14879059)

I played sold out shows in Seattle and this next selection has already played sold out games in Seattle and will continue to do so!

Hunter Bryant, TE, Washington

Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 14879270)

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 14879285)

Good pick. One of my favorite mid rounders.

Originally Posted by Hoover (Post 14879288)

Thanks, I'm intrigued by him. Dude is just one of those guys that always produces.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 14879304)

If we miss out on the top LB’s he’s the perfect guy to take and ease in by letting him play in subs only. He’d still have an impact, but would be allowed to grow into a starting role.

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 14879271)

Round 4 is up. Check to make sure I didn't accidentally **** up anything

KurtCobain, do you mind if I give the Saints to DrRyan? That way he can have two teams

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 14879456)

Gay strikes me as a Vontaze Burfict except he's not a raging psychopath

Originally Posted by Chief Northman (Post 14879550)

The Ravens identify two players on their big board that they rank as top 60 players. They go with the one who arguably fills the more pressing depth need:

With the last pick of the 3rd round, #106, the Baltimore Ravens select Davon Hamilton, NT, Ohio State

Originally Posted by Chief Northman (Post 14879645)

The Washington Redskins select Shane Lemieux, OG, Oregon

Ron Rivera watched as the Carolina Panthers accrued skill position talent to try and make the most of Cam Newton‘s talents the past few years. Well, there was some upside with the selections of guys like McCaffrey, DJ Moore, and Curtis Samuel, but what became evident was that the Panthers neglected acquiring talent in front of Newton to protect him. Rivera will not make that same mistake with a young Dwayne Haskins, and even if Haskins does not end up being the guy, it won’t be for a lack of protection. Lemieux can factor in right away and solidify the left side of the offensive line with Ezra Cleveland for years to come.

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14879766)

When the Chiefs drafted Bredeson, our big debate was Bredeson versus Lemieux. What do people think? Did we make the right choice or would you have gone with the hockey-sounding guy?

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14879766)

When the Chiefs drafted Bredeson, our big debate was Bredeson versus Lemieux. What do people think? Did we make the right choice or would you have gone with the hockey-sounding guy?

Originally Posted by Sfeihc (Post 14879656)

The Detroit Lions select Ben Bartch, OL, St. John's(MN).

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 14880763)

You son of a bitch.

Originally Posted by Direckshun (Post 14881011)

By the way, I did not get a PM. Disappointed.

Originally Posted by RealSNR (Post 14881126)

**** it.

The Cleveland Browns select Jalen Hurts, QB, Oklahoma

**** Baker. **** Keenum. They both suck balls.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 14881134)

That’s....actually a damn good pick.

Hurts is going in the 2nd.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 14881117)

Now that he’s been selected, Moss and Gay were my guys for the Chiefs in the 3rd. I probably would’ve went with Moss after going Baun in the 1st though.

Originally Posted by Rain Man (Post 14881191)

Yeah, Moss was the #1 guy on my list. Sadness ensues.

Originally Posted by staylor26 (Post 14881211)

Honestly, I can’t say I’d do it for sure if I was in your shoes. I’d be scared to draft a RB anywhere in the first 3 rounds for the Chiefs. 75% of CP gets irrationally angry at the thought of drafting a RB before day 3.