Saccappoo Annual "Pick 3" Draft Championship
 

CP Draft-Head's,

I've had this idea for an annual draft game that I thought we'd give a try if you guys are interested!? I thought it would be fitting to name it in memory of the legendary CP'er that our favorite fan forum is named after to continue in the tradition set forth by Staylor's CP Mock Draft.

The game is "pick 3" players for each round that you think our Chiefs will take, and whoever gets the most correct wins. In 2024 we'll choose 6 players in the 5th and 0 in the 6th per our current draft schedule. You can edit up until the start of the draft.

*EDIT: Rank your choices accordingly per round, we'll reference this in the event of a tie. Secondarily, we'll give consideration for having the right player in the wrong round if necessary.

1st Prize is a Chiefs cap! ...assuming you're comfortable providing an address for me to ship it to.

Good luck!


Round 1: No. 32
1. kccrow
1. duncan idaho
2. Staylor26
2. Saphojunkie

Round 2: No. 64
1. CupidStunt
2.
3.

Round 3: No. 95
1.
2.
3.

Round 4: No. 131
1. Dunerdr
2.
3.

Round 5: No. 159
1.
2.
3.

Round 5: No. 173
1.
2.
3.

Round 7: No. 221
1.
2.
3.

Awesome! Stoked to have you guys participate! Maybe we keep building on this and it becomes something cool, holler out any suggestions you might have!

I'l kick us off...

Round 1: No. 32
1. OT Kingsley Suamataia
2. OT Tyler Guyton
3. DL Darius Robinson

Round 2: No. 64
1. WR Xavier Worthy
2. WR Troy Franklin
3. OT Patrick Paul

Round 3: No. 95
1. WR Javon Baker
2. WR Tez Walker
3. RB Jaylin Wright

Round 4: No. 131
1. NT T'vondre Sweat
2. RB Bucky Irving
3. WR Jermaine Burton

Round 5: No. 159
1. DB Decamerion Richardson
2. IOL Javon Foster
3. WR Jalen Coker

Round 5: No. 173
1. WR Anthony Gould
2. RB Blake Watson
3. LB Michael Barrett

Round 7: No. 221
1. DT Kristian Boyd
2. DB Kamal Hadden
3. DB Jaylin Simpson


Hmmm this actually has me thinking through my strategy a lot more than I had expected. Do you try and call all 7 picks or stick to the positions you know we covet most? Do you rank the players higher that you like most or the one's most likely to be available? Will the Chiefs target best fits and trade up or will teams be reluctant to trade with us? Which positions do teams reach for and which fall? Is there a counter-intuitive strategy that offers the greatest probability? Damn. I really want to win that hat! ROFL

Bold choice with the Demarcus Robinson pick. I guess if anyone can run backwards into the draft for a second time, it's him.

Round 1: No. 32
1. OT Kingsley Suamataia
2. OT Jordan Morgan
3. WR Xavier Legette

Round 2: No. 64
1. RB Jonathan Brooks
2. DT T'Vondre Sweat
3. WR Devontez Walker

Round 3: No. 95
1. TE Ja'Tavion Sanders
2. OT Kiran Amegadjie
3. RB Jaylen Wright

Round 4: No. 131
1. WR Luke McCaffrey
2. CB Cam Hart
3. DT Gabe Hall

Round 5: No. 159
1. CB Tarheeb Still
2. OT Matt Goncalves
3. WR Cornelius Johnson

Round 5: No. 173
1. CB DeCamerion Richardson
2. LB Tommy Eichenberg
3. CB Nehemiah Pritchett

Round 7: No. 221
1. WR Ryan Flournoy
2. WR Ainias Smith
3. OT Frank Crum

Edit history:

5-173, pick 2. Removed Khristian Boyd, added Tommy Eichenberg
4-131, pick 2. Removed Chau Smith-Wade, added Cam Hart

Round 1: No. 32
1. OT Tyler Guyton
2. OT Kingsley Suamataia
3. WR Xavier Worthy

Round 2: No. 64
1. WR Roman Wilson
2. OT Kiran Amegadjie
3. WR Javon Baker

Round 3: No. 95
1. CB Renardo Green
2. WR Jalen McMillan
3. DT DeWayne Carter

Round 4: No. 131
1.
2.
3.

Round 5: No. 159
1.
2.
3.

Round 5: No. 173
1.
2.
3.

Round 7: No. 221
1.
2.
3.

This should be an entertaining disaster, lol...

Round 1: No. 32
1. WR Brian Thomas, Jr., LSU
2. WR Xavier Worthy, Texas
3. OT Kingsley Suamataia, BYU

Round 2: No. 64
1. WR Roman Wilson, Michigan
2. WR Troy Franklin, Oregon
3. DT Michael Hall, Jr., Ohio State

Round 3: No. 95
1. TE Jared Wiley, TCU
2. RB Bucky Irving, Oregon
3. DT T'Vondre Sweat, Texas

Round 4: No. 131
1. CB Decamarion Richardson, Mississippi State
2. LB Ty'Ron Hopper, Missouri
3. OT Javon Foster, Missouri

Round 5: No. 159
1. RB Rasheen Ali, Marshall
2. DT Jaden Crumedy, Mississippi State
3. WR Ainias Smith, Texas A&M

Round 5: No. 173
1. WR Anthony Gould, Oregon State
2. CB Chigozie Anusiem, Colorado State
3. DT Fabien Lovett, Florida State

Round 7: No. 221
1. DT Jowon Briggs, Cincinnati
2. WR Xavier Weaver, Colorado
3. S Mark Perry, TCU

Do you get points if you pick the right guy in the wrong round?

Edited per your suggestion.

Round 1: No. 32
1.Addonai Mitchell
2. Brian Thomas Jr.
3.Tyler Guyton

Round 2: No. 64
1.Roman Wilson
2.Ricky Pearsall
3.Javon Baker

Round 3: No. 95
1.Jermaine Burton
2.Michael Hall Jr
3. Blake Fisher

Round 4: No. 131
1.T'vondre Sweat
2.Jared Wiley
3. Cade Stover

Round 5: No. 159
1. Mason Mcormick
2..Javon Foster
3.Zak Zinter

Round 5: No. 173
1.Cam Hart
2.Myles Cole
3.Matt Gonclaves

Round 7: No. 221
1.Jarrion Jones
2.Calin Bullock
3.Xavier weaver

Awesome deal! I'm going to edit this damn thing 100 times between now and the draft lol. I normally only run mocks into the 4th or 5th because its such a random crap shoot after that. Time to get to work.

I'll play.

Round 1: No. 32
1. WR Adonai Mitchell
2. DL Jer'Zhan Newton
3. OT Tyler Guyton

Round 2: No. 64
1. WR Xavier Worthy
2. WR Ja'Lynn Polk
3. DL T'Vondre Sweat

Round 3: No. 95
1. DL Leonard Taylor
2. CB D.J. James
3. IOL Zak Zinter

Round 4: No. 131
1. LB Tommy Eichenberg
2. CB Kalen King
3. RB Isaac Guerendo

Round 5: No. 159
1. CB Chau Smith-Wade
2. TE Erick All
3. IOL Hunter Nourzad

Round 5: No. 173
1. TE Dallin Holker
2. RB Dylan Laube
3. LB Tyrice Knight

Round 7: No. 221
1. EDGE Eric Watts
2. LB Jordan Magee
3. RB Daijun Edwards

Yall know it is going to be the BYU LT. Checks Reids record... Yep.

How many BYU players have the Chiefs drafted in Reid's tenure?

This is fun.. will work on this slowly

Round 1: No. 32
1. Kingsley Suamataia
2. Johnny Newton
3. Cooper Dejean

Round 2: No. 64
1. Troy Franklin
2. Ricky Pearsall
3. Ja'Lynn Polk

Round 3: No. 95
1. Erick All
2. Cooper Beebe
3. Andru Phillips

Round 4: No. 131
1. Andru Phillips
2. Dominick Puni
3. Mohammed Kamara

Round 5: No. 159
1. Mekhi Wingo
2. Isaac Guarendo
3. Will Shipley

Round 5: No. 173
1. Cam Hart
2. Anthony Gould
3. Caedan Wallace

Round 7: No. 221
1. Khristian Boyd
2. Cody Schrader
3. Rasheen Ali

Or either tenure. I think he's drafted 1, ever.

Crow responded first, but I'm still going to claim he copied some of my answers!


Round 1: No. 32
1. WR Adonai Mitchell, Texas
2. WR Ladd McConkey, Georgia
3. OT Amarius Mims, Georgia

Round 2: No. 64
1. OT Blake Fisher, Notre Dame
2. OT Kiran Amegadjie, Yale
3. TE Ja'Tavion Sanders, Texas

Round 3: No. 95
1. TE Jared Wiley, TCU
2. CB Andru Phillips, Kentucky
3. DT Braden Fiske, Florida State

Round 4: No. 131
1. RB Bucky Irving, Oregon
2. RB Isaac Guerendo, Louisville
3. WR Javon Baker, UCF

Round 5: No. 159
1. DT Jaden Crumedy, Mississippi State
2. RB Rasheen Ali, Marshall
3. WR Ainias Smith, Texas A&M

Round 5: No. 173
1. WR Anthony Gould, Oregon State
2. CB Jarrian Jones, Florida State
3. DT Jordan Jefferson, LSU

Round 7: No. 221
1. DT Kristian Boyd, Northern Iowa
2. DT Jowon Briggs, Cincinnati
3. WR Xavier Weaver, Colorado

I'm going to wait until next weekend to build my board

Gone fishing or just don't want to show your cards too early? lol

Getting started.

Round 1: No. 32
1. Troy Fautanu, OT (would require a trade-up)
2. Xavier Worthy, WR (if the Chiefs stay put and go WR)
3. Patrick Paul, OT (if the Chiefs stay put and go OT)

Round 2: No. 64
1. Xavier Legette, WR (might require a trade up, but hearing the comments about Metcalf recently makes me think they will take a long look here)
2. Kiran Amegadje, OT (the raw clay here is fantastic)
3. Ja'Lynn Polk, WR (not sure he falls this far, but the fit is good)

Round 3: No. 95
1. Mason McCormick, IOL, South Dakota State
2. Beaux Limmer, IOL, Arkansas
3. Jared Wiley, TE, TCU

Round 4: No. 131
1. Nehemiah Pritchett, CB, Auburn
2. Sataoa Laumea, IOL, UTah (and somewhere out there, the atoms that used to comprise our departed friend Sacc are excited)
3. Luke McCaffery, WR, Rice (this would be a hard one to swallow, because **** the McCaffery family, but if it worked out I guess it would redeem their family's name in my book)

Round 5: No. 159
1. Josh Proctor, S, Ohio State
2. Curtis Jacobs, LB, We Defend Rapists and their Enablers State
3. Gabe Hall, DT, Baylor

Round 5: No. 173
1. Dylan Laube, RB, New Hampshire
2. Keilan Robinson, RB, Texas
3. Eric Watts, DE, Connecticut

Round 7: No. 221
1. Willie Drew, CB, Virginia State
2. Jaden Crumedy, DT, Mississippi State
3. Garret Greenfield, OT, South Dakota State

I'll do it a little different. Not so clued into the deeper depth this year. I'll do the 1st pick three ways. I think we're more likely to trade down or up than pick at 32.

Round 1: No. 32
1. Tyler Guyton OT
2. Xavier Legette WR
3. Nate Wiggins CB

Round 1: No. 18-24 ish
1. Olu Fashanu LT
2. Troy Fautanu LT
3. Brian Thomas Jr, WR

Round 2: No. 40-50 ish
1. Kingsley Suamataia LT
2. Ruke Orhorhoro DT
3. Xavier Worthy WR

Wait, the "three" screwed me up. I though it was just the first three rounds, lol. Give me a minute....

No worries! The game is to choose 3 players per pick.

If our Chiefs trade up or down, say moved down from the 1st to the 2nd, only the players you've chosen in the 2nd round would be eligible and those in the first would be voided. But you'd have the potential of getting 2 of 3 players correct in the 2nd.

So there's no need to project trades (@CupidStunt), only the 3 players you think the Chiefs are most likely to take per pick.

Hope that makes sense.

Popped mine in. Fun exercise.

I'll combine it all into one post and make it easy. One moment, please.....

Round 1, pick 32 -
A) Adonai Mitchell - WR
B) Tyler Guyton - OT
C) Ladd McConkey- WR

Round 2, pick 64 -
A) Kiran Amegadjie - OT
B) Jaylen Wright - RB
C) T'Vondre Sweat- DT

Round 3, pick 95 -
A) Devontez Walker - WR
B) Kris Abrams-Draine - CB
C) Ben Sinnott - TE

Round 4, pick 131 -
A) Javon Foster - OT
B) Isaac Guerendo - RB
C) Ainias Smith - WR

Round 5, pick 159
A) Trevor Keegan - OG
B) Jaylin Simpson - CB
C) Trevin Wallace - LB

Round 5, pick 173
A) Tahj Washington - WR
B) Braiden McGregor - EDGE
C) Dwight McGlothern - CB/S

Round 7, pick 221 -
A) Keith Randolph Jr. - DT
B) Jase McClellan - RB
C) Tylan Grable - OT



This might be the reason I'm not in the Chiefs' War Room on draft days, honestly. LMAO

Round 1:
A) Brian Thomas Jr-WR
B) Adonai Mitchell-WR
C) Kingsley Suamataia-T

Round 2:
A) Ricky Pearsall-WR
B) Khyree Jackson-CB
C) Blake Fisher-T

Round 3:
A) Roman Wilson-WR
B) Devontez Walker-WR
C) Brenden Rice-WR

Round 4:
A) T'Vondre Sweat-DT
B) Bucky Irving-RB
C) Jonathon Brooks-RB

Round 5:
A) Christian Mahogany-IOL
B) Clark Barrington-IOL
C) Jarrian Jones-CB

Round 5:
A) Sataoa Laumea-IOL
B) Jaden Crumedy-DT
C) A.J. Barner-TE

Round 7:
A) Cody Schrader-RB
B) Kwinton Lassiter-CB
C) Jha'Quan Jackson-WR

Don't everybody laugh too hard.

Not to bad, I can see Schrader getting signed as an UDFA if he's not drafted.

Round 1: No. 32
1. Guyton
2. A. Mitchell
3. Suamataia

Round 2: No. 64
1. Rosengarten
2. Polk
3. Lassiter

Round 3: No. 95
1. Dez Walker
2. DJ James
3. Dominick Puni

Round 4: No. 131
1. Bortolini
2. Curtis Jacobs
3. Tanner McLachlan

Round 5: No. 159
1. Myles Cole
2.Isaac Guerendo
3. Justin Eboigbe

Round 5: No. 173
1. Luke McCaffrey
2. Javion Cohen
3. Audric Estime

Round 7: No. 221
1. Jordan Jefferson
2. Tip Reiman
3. Jaylon Carlies

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Finish your picks!

<b>Round 1: No. 32<br />
1. Brian Thomas Jr.
2. Xavier Legette
3. Kingsley Suamataia

<b>Round 2: No. 64<br />
1. Patrick paul
2. Ja’lynn Polk
3. Troy Franklin

<b>Round 3: No. 95<br />
1. ricky pearsall
2. Maason Smith
3. Dominik Puni

<b>Round 4: No. 131<br />
1. Theo Johnson
2. Matt Concalves
3. Jonah Elliss

<b>Round 5: No. 159 <br />
1. Ray Davis
2. Zach Zinter
3. Isaac Guerendo

<b>Round 5: No. 173 <br />
1. Gabe Hall
2. Elijah Jones
3. Xavier Thomas

<b>Round 7: No. 221 <br />
1. Tip Reiman
2. Edefuan Ulofoshio
3. Logan Lee


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Round 1:
Pick 16: Brian Thomas Jr.
Pick 32: Kingsley Suamataia
Pick 22: Xavier Worthy

That's it, that's all I got.

Round 1: No. 32
1. OT Kingsley Suamataia
2. WR Adonei Mitchell
3. WR Ladd McConkey

Round 2: No. 64
1. OT Patrick Paul
2. DT Braden Fiske
3. WR Jalen McMillan

Round 3: No. 95
1. TE Ja'Tavion Sanders
2. OT Kiran Amegadjie
3. OT Dominick Puni

Round 4: No. 131
1. LB Jaylan Ford
2. TE Theo Johnson
3. CB Khyree Jackson

Round 5: No. 159
1. CB Elijah Jones
2. DT Jordan Jefferson
3. S Tykee Smith

Round 5: No. 173
1. OG Ladarius Henderson
2. Edge Xavier Thomas
3. CB Elijah Jones

Round 7: No. 221
1. LB Omar Speights
2. S Mark Perry
3. WR Ryan Flournoy

Round 1: No. 32
1. Kingsley Suamataia
2. Adonai Mitchell
3. Ja'Lynn Polk

Round 2: No. 64
1. Troy Franklin
2. Jordan Morgan
3. Patrick Paul

Round 3: No. 95
1. T'Vondre Sweat
2. Kiran Amegadjie
3. Devontez Walker

Round 4: No. 131
1. Brandon Coleman
2. Zak Zinter
3. Theo Johnson

Round 5: No. 159
1. Khristian Boyd
2. Kitan Oladapo
3. Isaac Guerendo

Round 5: No. 173
1. Jared Wiley
2. Frank Crum
3. Jarrian Jones

Round 7: No. 221
1. Anthony Gould
2. Cornelius Johnson
3. Nehemiah Pritchett

Tonights the night! Get your picks in now!

I'm going to beat your dicks off!

I add the caveat that we may not select these players at the draft position indicated, but these are the guys I'm guessing we'll pick.

Round 1: No. 32
1. Kingsley Suamataia OT
2. Jordan Morgan OT
3. Kiran Amegadjie OT

Round 2: No. 64
1. Xavier Legette WR
2. Keon Coleman WR
3. Devontez Walker WR

Round 3: No. 95
1. T'Vondre Sweat DL
2. Cade Stover TE
3. Dominick Puni OT


ETA - I also wanted to add that I know next to nothing about individual players. I decided to play along in this thread just for the fun of participating, but whatever "expertise" I might have would be restricted to general trends and such. I think I have a handle on what positions we should be going after and how the draft might play out at the start, but if my player picks pan out, it's just dumb luck or picking up on what others have said on this board.

Man its hard to know as much as Crow, Duncan, Dj and modsocks ect. Just hit the pff big board and grab some names if you don't know lol its all in fun!


Thanks for putting it together Couch!

Here are mine:

Round 1: No. 32
1.Troy Fautanu
2. Ladd McConkey
3. Keon Coleman

Round 2: No. 64
1.Ben Sinnott
2.Kris Jenkins
3.Michael Hall Jr.

Round 3: No. 95
1.DeCamerion Richardson
2. T'Vondre Sweat
3.Roger Rosengarten

Round 4: No. 131
1.Khyree Jackson
2.Cade Stover
3.Cam Hart

Round 5: No. 159
1.Isaac Guerendo
2.Tip Reiman
3.Zac Zinter

Round 5: No. 173
1.Garret Greenfield
2.Gabe Hall
3. Erik All

Round 7: No. 221
1.Dominique Hampton
2.Cornelius Johnson
3.Logan Lee

I get half a point for picking a guy with the first name of Xavier.

Well, got a player right just in the wrong round.

First two picks were very Chiefs'like lol

Who's your guess in round 3?

At least I had both of our draft picks, just both in round 1 lol... ****. Shoulda changed that :D

CB Decamerion Richardson and RB Bucky Irving in the 4th?

Glad I didn’t move Wiley up like I had been debating! Just happy to be in the board lol.

Going to come up with a clever scoring system for us this week, the challenge turned out to be more difficult than expected.

Pick one that makes me win!

Just keep it simple ... most picks that ended up on the team then tiebreaker by round hit or something. Don't get too extravagant its just for giggly shits anyhow.

I propose that next year we pick ...

3 players for the first round
4 players for the second round
5 players for the third round

and so on up to 10 players for the seventh round. It's really difficult to hit a seventh-round pick given all of the options.

As long as I win I'm ok with this.

Honestly, I don't think you have a chance since I'll be competing. But maybe you can come in second.

(Looks at my picks.) It just took me the first time to learn the rules.

I would have won for sure but I did not understand the scoring system that had not been invented yet. You guys are in for it.

I was thinking along the same lines but having it add a pick each round so 1 selection in the 1st, 2 in the 2nd, 3 in the 3rd, etc. Almost a "call your shot" exercise though at that point.

I'm thinking that we assign a points system...

Initial thoughts:

1) Later rounds are worth more bc of greater difficulty
2) Picking the right player in the wrong round is worth 1/2 points if 1 round apart, 1/4 if 2 rounds or greater

I think I should get credit for basically getting the position correct in the first two round. But only me, no one else gets bonus points for that.

I also think I deserve full credit for the Jared Wiley pick given that we traded away the 3rd that I slotted him in at. Again, only I should get credit for this one.

That all seems fair! And I think that effectively makes me the winner!

On a serious note: I think your proposal sounds fair in trying to identify a winner.

I'm also not opposed to not naming a winner, had fun just doing the thought exercise. Easy to say when I'm obviously not the winner though.

I agree, it was just fun. I'm happy to see I got 4 guys on my list in Chiefs red right now... so yay. lol.

No doubt. Ultimately, it was just for fun and more participation was needed to produce a clear winner but we'll try for the sake of fun AND a championship hat!

Curious what you guys think about whether this game would work if draft-heads from other teams were also invited to guess their own teams draft picks?

Some teams like this year's Bears would seemingly have it easier with very few picks in high positions, but less options than say the 49'ers who had more chances to pick correctly with their 10 or so slots this year.

If there were a website that allowed you to choose from the consensus big board, provided odds per team, and automatically analyzed the results I wonder if it would work on a larger scale for say $5 entry fee or whatever...daydreaming from the office a bit today lol