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TheDraftNetwork.com's mock draft machine is pretty great.
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Mine this evening:
32. Alex Leatherwood, OT, Alabama 64. Creed Humphrey, IOL, Oklahoma 95. Dyami Brown, WR, North Carolina 133. Joshua Kaindoh, EDGE, Florida State 172. Robert Rochell, CB, Central Arkansas 173. Tre' McKitty, TE, Georgia 177. Zach McCloud, LB, Miami 204. Demetric Felton, RB, UCLA |
32. Azeez Ojulari - EDGE - Georgia
64. Chazz Shuratt - LB - North Carolina 95. Hunter Long - TE - Boston College 133. David Moore - IOL - Grambling 172. Ihmir Smith-Marsette - WR - Iowa 173. Dante Stills - IDL - West Virginia 177. Ifeatu Melifonwu - S/CB - Syracuse 204. DJ Daniel - CB - Georgia |
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32. Azeez Ojulari EDGE, Georgia
64. Brevin Jordan TE, Miami 95. Richard LeCounte III S, Georgia 135. Robert Hainsey IOL, Notre Dame 174. Ihmir Smith-Marsette WR, Iowa 175. Joshua Ross LB, Michigan 179. Cole Van Lanen OT, Wisconsin 206. Master Teague RB, Ohio State |
I like it. Only quibble I have is that they have made a lot of their content premium this year. And you can't trade in a mock in their tool.
PFN's mock draft simulator is my favorite one at the moment. It not only lets you trade, it actively seeks out trades for the AI teams as well (so you get offers). |
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32. Chris Olave WR, Ohio State
64. Victor Dimukeje EDGE, Duke 95. Jackson Carman OT, Clemson 135. James Wiggins S, Cincinnati 174. Ali Gaye EDGE, LSU 175. Master Teague RB, Ohio State 179. James Empey IOL, BYU 206. Naquan Jones IDL, Michigan State Olave can plug in opposite Hill while keeping Hardman in the slot. Dimukeje is a rotational DE with starter potential while Carman can be plugged in at Left Guard or Swing Tackle. Wiggins is Sorenson insurance with upside while Gaye can be yet another rotational DE. Reid loves his Utah Mormons and Empey has some upside at Center/Guard, as does Naquan Jones. Teague was a legit 4.3 guy before tearing his Achilles and won't need to carry the load but can be a solid #2 or #3 behind CEH. |
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Kansas City Chiefs Alex Leatherwood OT, Alabama 64. Kansas City Chiefs Pete Werner LB, Ohio State 95. Kansas City Chiefs Seth Williams WR, Auburn 135. Kansas City Chiefs Daelin Hayes EDGE, Notre Dame 174. Kansas City Chiefs Cade Mays IOL, Tennessee 175. Kansas City Chiefs Rachad Wildgoose Jr. CB, Wisconsin 179. Kansas City Chiefs Jack Anderson IOL, Texas Tech 206. Kansas City Chiefs Joshua Kaindoh EDGE, Florida State |
So is the worst we can draft now is #29? IF we lost this weekend, we would still have a better record than anyone in the NFC.
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I like Olave, though he isn't my favorite guy in that range. I'm a little concerned about his versatility and ability to beat press man. |
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Jaelan Phillips EDGE, Miami 64. Paulson Adebo CB, Stanford 95. Merlin Robertson LB, Arizona State 135. Drake Jackson IOL, Kentucky 174. Luke Farrell TE, Ohio State 175. Tamorrion Terry WR, Florida State 179. Divine Deablo S, Virginia Tech 208. Jah-Maine Martin RB, North Carolina A&T |
Mock drafts are not really my thing, so I'm sure many of you will think this one is awful. But if I had the keys the kingdom, this is what I'd do.
32 Asante Samuel Jr., CB - Florida State 64 Creed Humphrey, IOL - Oklahoma 95 Paris Ford, S - Pittsburgh 135 Baron Browning, LB - Ohio State 174 Cole Van Lanen, OT - Wisconsin 175 Ihmir Smith-Marsette, WR - Iowa 179 Tarron Jackson, EDGE - Coastal Carolina 208 Marquez Stevenson, WR - Houston |
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Terrace Marshall Jr. WR LSU trade icon KC 64. Chazz Surratt LB North Carolina KC 72. Dayo Odeyingbo EDGE Vanderbilt trade icon KC 95. Jabril Cox LB LSU KC 96. Adrian Ealy OT Oklahoma trade icon KC 224. Matt Bushman TE BYU |
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33. Jalen Mayfield OT Michigan trade icon KC high upside offensive tackle. 64. Rashad Weaver EDGE Pitt KC This kid looks like a real solid LDE 99. Amari Rodgers WR Clemson trade icon KC almost stocky in build, 6-0, 220 lbs. your Watkins replacement. 101. Hunter Long TE Boston College trade icon KC Your #2 TE 130. Bobby Brown DT Texas A&M KC Big boy in the middle 134. Drake Jackson OC Kentucky trade icon KC interior line help 224. Bryan Mills CB NC Central intriguing small school kid. he's 6-1, and fast although not accurately timed that I see. He's got the Spags prototype length. I took a couple of small trades. |
Nice, Chris. Mine (looks like they're awarding some comp picks).
1.32 - Jaelan Phillips, DE. Phillips just fits KC so well and has so much upside. Plus, Mayfield, Marshall, and Toney were all gone at this point. Made it easier. 2.64 - Walker Little, DE. Little is a LT prospect who fits KC's style well. May need a little development but has first-round payoff potential. All the WR available here were midgets, so I pass. 3.95 - Tylan Wallace, WR. Wallace has X-style size and is a good separator with strong performances against elite players. 4.36 - Tyree Gillespie, S. His Alabama tape may get him drafted higher than this, but Gillespie is a physical, versatile S who would be a nice plug in for 2022. 5.175 - Austin Watkins, WR (UAB). A new name but one I stumbled across in highlight videos the other day. He's got nice size, a big catch radius and good hands, and runs good routes. Could be a real steal and there wasn't anything else interesting here. 5.176 - James Empey, C, BYU. Looking for another OL name. He's a center, little older as a BYU guy, but has some traits KC looks for in the middle. 5.180 - Trill Williams, CB, Syracuse. Has the size/length/versatility that works well in this scheme. 6.211 - Jamar Watson, DE, Kentucky. Versatile guy with some tools. |
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Terrace Marshall Jr. WR LSU trade icon KC 64. Liam Eichenberg OT Notre Dame KC 95. Quincy Roche EDGE Miami (FL) KC 101. Rodarius Williams CB Oklahoma State trade icon KC 130. Drake Jackson OC Kentucky KC 162. JaCoby Stevens S LSU KC 224. Matt Bushman TE BYU |
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I don't think Eichenberg lasts that long, but that'd be great.
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Drake Jackson is absolutely a late round candidate for center.
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Super happy with this one:
I traded back from #32 o #38 and picked up a third. KC 38. Jalen Mayfield OT Michigan trade icon Legit starting LT talent. KC 64. Rashad Weaver EDGE Pitt relentless, high motor pass rusher. Fits Spags' profile perfectly. KC 69. Josh Myers OC Ohio State trade icon Will he play center or guard? Doesn't matter. Good, smart player and immediate upgrade. KC 96. Nico Collins WR Michigan trade icon 6'4" 215 and fast. A big, physical reciever to take your #2 spot, vertical and redzone mismatch. KC 130. Drake Jackson OC Kentucky Will he play center? Will he play guard? See Josh Myers. Doesn't matter, either way a good player. KC 141. Camryn Bynum CB California trade icon Developmental CB to keep re-stocking the cupboard. KC 224. Marlon Williams WR UCF 6'0", 220, big bodied reciever. A little raw, but another match-up problem down the road. |
32. Carlos Basham Jr., EDGE, Wake Forest
64. Trey Hill, IOL, Georgia 95. Matt Bushman, TE, BYU 136. Tamorrion Terry, WR, Florida State 175. Amen Ogbongbemiga, LB, Oklahoma State 176. Thomas Graham Jr., CB, Oregon 180. Pooka Williams, RB, Kansas 211. Landon Young, OT, Kentucky |
32. Kansas City Chiefs
Jaelan Phillips EDGE, Miami 64.Kansas City Chiefs D'Wayne Eskridge WR, Western Michigan 95.Kansas City Chiefs Walker Little OT, Stanford 136.Kansas City Chiefs Rashad Weaver EDGE, Pittsburgh 175.Kansas City Chiefs Josh Imatorbhebhe WR, Illinois 176.Kansas City Chiefs Sadarius Hutcherson IOL, South Carolina 180.Kansas City Chiefs Drake Jackson IOL, Kentucky 211.Kansas City Chiefs Malcolm Koonce EDGE, Buffalo |
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KC 51.Kadarius Toney WR Florida KC 72.Josh Myers OC Ohio State KC 95.Jabril Cox LB LSU KC 105.Quincy Roche EDGE Miami (FL) KC 130.Sage Surratt WR Wake Forest 2022 LAC 2nd 2022 WAS 3rd |
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32. Jalen Mayfield OT Michigan KC 64. Rashad Weaver EDGE Pitt KC 95. Amari Rodgers WR Clemson KC 130. Drake Jackson OC Kentucky KC 162. Quinn Meinerz OG Wisconsin-Whitewater KC 224. Olaijah Griffin CB USC |
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Jaelan Phillips EDGE Miami (FL) trade icon KC 64. Liam Eichenberg OT Notre Dame KC 84. Amari Rodgers WR Clemson trade icon KC 95. Hunter Long TE Boston College KC 105. Jabril Cox LB LSU trade icon KC 130. Drake Jackson OC Kentucky KC 162. JaCoby Stevens S LSU KC 224. Frank Darby WR Arizona State |
I took some trades back, and took a WR in the first just to see how it played out.
KC 32. Kadarius Toney WR Florida KC MORE TOYS for Andy. #2 receiver. 64. Liam Eichenberg OT Notre Dame KC plug and play LT starter they say, fundamentally sound and ready to go. 121. Payton Turner EDGE Houston trade icon KC Spags approved length and high motor pass rusher. 131. Jack Anderson OG Texas Tech KC perfect fit for a Reid OG. 152. Drake Jackson OC Kentucky trade icon KC Good Center prospect. 163. JaCoby Stevens S LSU KC At long last, a Dirty Dan upgrade. Big safety tailor made for the role. 175. Robert Rochell CB Central Arkansas trade icon KC developmental CB with Spags approved length 225. Lorenzo Neal DT Purdue excellent size and tools, could develop into a terror inside. |
So I was ****ing around and drafting as the Lions. Washington offered me #19 and a 1st round next year to move up to 7, so I took it. I’m sitting at #19 and the Chiefs offered me their 1st, 2nd and a 2nd next year for Jeremiah Owusu-Koramoah, LB out of Notre Dame.
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So this will be interesting.
Cosmi and Slater went 13 and 14. Marshall went to the Ravens at 27. Darrisaw and Mayfield went off the board before I pick. So I have my choice of Jenkins, Leatherwood, or Eichenberg at tackle, Jaelen Phillips or Kadarius Toney. I chose Toney. I don't think Leeatherwood or Eichenberg are even suited to play tackle in an offense like this. I thought about Jenkins and Phillips but the head injuries worry me. |
It looks like the top 3 suggested picks for me when I run it are Leatherwood, Eichenberg, Phillips, and Mac Jones.
For offensive line, Cosmi, Slater, Darrisaw, Mayfield, Vera-Tucker, and Davis are always gone before I pick. Jenkins is gone about 50% of the time. Marshalle always goes somewhere in the 20's and Bateman usually goes either right before or right after him. Toney goes before my pick about 50%. |
I ran a couple of 3 rounders just to see what I could get.
Not only is there always a run on OL at the end of the first, there's one in the middle of the 2nd too. It almost always leads me to taking Azeez Ojulari in the first and then being forced to look at someone like Amon-Ra St. Brown in the 2nd. Twice now by the end of the 2nd, there are no real quality OL prospects left. Always well into the 2nd tier by then. |
Here's my full 7-round mock.
Not real happy with the way the board opened up for me, with a TON of Edge, WR, and DB's always BPA. If I just went by BPA, I would have ended up with nothing other than those 4. As it is, it's still very heavily slanted. 32. Azeez Ojulari - EDGE, Georgia 64. Amon-Ra St. Brown - WR, USC 95. Hamsah Nasirildeen - S, Florida State 136. Dazz Newsome - WR, North Carolina 175. Reed Blankenship - S, Middle Tennessee 176. Sadarius Hutchinson - IOL, South Carolina 180. Deommodore Lenoir - CB, Oregon 211. Naquan Jones - IDL, Michigan State |
Strange draft I just ran on there. 7 WRs going before the KC pick with Rondale Moore going at 29 to the Packers. Jalen Mayfield was the best apparent value on that one. Azeez gone as well as Jaelan Phillips.
Left me stuck not taking WR until Dez Fitzpatrick at 136 and Josh Imatorbhebhe at 176 who could maybe/hopefully replace Sammy down the road as the bigger, physical WR but expecting much contribution out of either year one seems optimistic but he seemed like a worthy flyer that could hit. |
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Those runs are what scare me. It's all about feeling the board and the flow. If Veach thinks a run on say Guards or tackles or WR's is coming before they pick again, take your favorite one at 32?
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What do we think of Vera-Tucker? He seems to make it to #32 a lot.
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32. Kadarius Toney, WR,
64. Jevon Holland, S, 95. Patrick Jones II, EDGE, 136. Daelin Hayes, EDGE, 175. Olaijah Griffin ,CB, 176. Adrian Ealy, OT, 180. Jermar Jefferson, RB, 211. Austin Watkins, WR, There weren’t any opportunities to grab an OT early. In this situation, I’d resign Remmers and start him at LT. Put Niang at RT and develop Ealy. |
I ran it today.
32. Dillon Radunz (No WR worth this spot, Ojulari was gone, scared of Phillips concussion issues now, I think the team grade is higher on him than for many - really, this is a perfect Andy Reid tackle) 64. Dayo Odeyingbo (Best value. 2nd round worthy OL did not make it here) 95. Tylan Wallace (best-rated WR there, though KC might prefer Marquez Stevenson or Dyami Brown or the Louisville kid here) I don't think that site's rankings are quite as good as a place like PFN. Here's what I just ran at PFN, which lets you make trades AND has an AI trade engine that is pretty good. I think their board is a little better right now, too. 41. Terrance Marshall, Jr. WR (trade down) 64. Dillon Radunz, OT 72. Quinn Meinerz, C (the second trade down pick, let's me use it on a IOL upgrade) 95. Dayo Odeyingbo, DE (super excited about his potential, think this may be more of a 2nd round pick) 137. Monty Rice, LB (trade down, speedy LB for depth/ST, could develop into a good nickel/dime LB alongside Gay) 163. William Bradley-King, DE (this is another scheme fit; Bradley-King is a long, physical end with some upside) 168. Jaelon Darden, WR (this pick moved up in one of my trades; with it, I go BPA and get someone who can be used in the return game to allow Hardman a bigger role in the offense. He's a poor man's Kadarius Toney, IMO) A draft like this shapes up as a best-case scenario for KC, IMO. They get a bunch of guys who can help. You'd have to bring Remmers back in this situation, because I think Radunz needs a year in an NFL S&T program before he can really take off (the reason he's more of a Day 2 than Day 1 guy, IMO). You'd roll the dice with Radunz and Niang and hope one of them is ready to start. Meinerz would give you an instant starter at C, let you save money on Reiter, and potentially upgrade in a big way there. Odeyingbo and Bradley-King are developmental guys who fit the system well, can contribute as rotation guys next year, and give you more pass rush juice. Lot of upside there, IMO. Rice is depth. Darden is depth. Both have a little upside. And i've saved the best for last. Getting Marshall Jr AND trading down seems too good to be true, and might be. But adding a 6-3 WR who is versatile enough to play inside or out, with the RAC skills different look he'd add to this offense would be phenomenal. |
32. Liam Eichenberg - OT
64. Amon-Ra St. Brown - WR 95. Patrick Joned II - Edge 136. Deommodore Lenoir - CB 175. James Empey - IOL 176. Ihmir Smith-Marsette - WR 180. Cole Van Lanen. - OT 211. Grant Stuard - LB |
My problem with Eichenberg at 32 is that I don't know if he can even play tackle in this scheme. His ability to play in space is questionable at best. He's a good run blocker but he's a guy that would probably be a guard in this offense.
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Let the draft come to me primarily. If anything, knowing how it went down, I'd wait even longer on WR. So much talent available all through there.
32. Kansas City Chiefs Alijah Vera-Tucker IOL, USC 64. Kansas City Chiefs Jevon Holland S, Oregon 95. Kansas City Chiefs Patrick Jones II EDGE, Pittsburgh 136. Kansas City Chiefs Anthony Schwartz WR, Auburn 175. Kansas City Chiefs Bobby Brown III IDL, Texas A&M 176. Kansas City Chiefs Josh Imatorbhebhe WR, Illinois 180. Kansas City Chiefs Marco Wilson CB, Florida 211. Kansas City Chiefs K.J. Britt LB, Auburn |
What does drafting Vera-Tucker get us? We'd still have needs at C and OT.
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You could theoretically put Allegretti there.
Or you could re-sign Reiter for $$$ or re-sign Kilgore for $. |
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I've run 3 again this morning.
What it comes down to for me is that the guys that are most likely to be there are Leatherwood, Eichenberg, and Vera-Tucker (Mayfield again went in the 20's all 3 times). The WR's I covet, particularly Marshall, are also going off the board before 32 most of the time. Vera-Tucker is a guard and I just can't justify the pick. We need an OT more than anything else. Leatherwood is also probably going to be a guard. I'm not sold on Eichenberg being a top flight tackle with some of his issues but he's by far the safest pick here in terms of getting immediate return. I could always take Phillips here despite the concussions or Ojulari but I'm not 100% convinced Ojulari can be a 4-3 every down DE. For that reason, I think the only sure pick is Eichenberg. 32. Liam Eichenberg, OT Notre Dame As I explained above, I'm looking here for return on investment. Eichenberg at this pick probably has a floor of starting RT and a ceiling of starting LT. Due to the holes we have, he's going to play right away and certainly, the Chiefs staff can work on his technique to help him in space. 64. Dayo Odeyingbo, Edge Vanderbilt Another potential Day 1 starter. As you'll see in the rest of my picks, I value versatility, especially because I think the Chiefs value it as well. Dayo played several positions in college, even sliding inside to 3T. He also could play OLB in a 3-4. He's a chess piece and we all know how Spags loves that. 95. Amari Rodgers, WR Clemson Slot WR, built like a RB, can figure into the running game as well as the return game. Needs work on his route running but he's a great, versatile fit for a WCO. 129. Richard LeCounte III, S Georgia Another player with versatility, a little bit in the HB mold. He can cover slot WR's, he can cover RB's, he can play in multiple sub packages. He could also be a full-time participant in ST right away. 175. Sadarius Hutcherson, IOL South Carolina Again, it's all about versatility. He's played OT and OG, he's played on the left and on the right. He has a great chance to make the team because he can play every position except C. I took Hutcherson and the previous pick (LeCounte) in pretty much every mock I ran. I like them both a lot for the value. 176. Ihmir Smith-Marsette, WR Iowa Developmental WR with size and speed. Has the ability to contribute in both the running and passing game. A lot of unrealized potential in Iowa's pro style offense. 180. Josh Imatorbhebhe, WR Illinois Another Big 10 WR here but this one is a pure developmental prospect. I don't know if Imatorbhebhe will ever be able to adjust to a WCO but his measurable are off the chart so it's worth a shot. 211. Naquan Jones, IDL Michigan State A big body that didn't get to play much at a school that is usually stacked with talent on the DL. What few snaps he did get, he flashed but he needs a lot of development. However, guys that weigh 325 and are quick are rare. |
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So I wonder what happens if Wylie looks at least average on Sunday. Do they think about bringing him back as a starting RT?
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I知 just not seeing that we absolutely need to draft a LT at 32. Niang/Remmers - Allegretti - Britt/Rookie - LDT - Schwartz |
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I just don't know how to react to it anymore. First it was "we need guards" and then it was center and now it's offensive tackle but yet nobody really has a good plan to actually improve the positions - they just wanna throw numbers at it and hope it goes away. It seems like a lot of people are dead set on drafting offensive linemen and will just take whichever one is there. And I know that's not kccrow, not trying to single him out, but that's just the latest one I see. |
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Kansas City Chiefs Jaelan Phillips EDGE, Miami 64. Kansas City Chiefs Trey Hill IOL, Georgia 95. Kansas City Chiefs D'Wayne Eskridge WR, Western Michigan 136. Kansas City Chiefs Janarius Robinson EDGE, Florida State 175. Kansas City Chiefs Landon Young OT, Kentucky 176. Kansas City Chiefs Amari Rodgers WR, Clemson 180. Kansas City Chiefs Chatarius Atwell WR, Louisville 211. Kansas City Chiefs Josh Ball OT, Marshall I went heavy on rushers and WRs. I have no interest in bringing Sammy/DRob back. We also need another rusher now on the other side of Frank-who's contract we can get out of at the end of next season if we really needed to get some cap room. Either way, we need more guys to get to the QB. We can grab a LB as a UDFA after the draft we don't really value that spot anyway and have the Ghey coming back next season to beast out. |
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Fisher, Schwartz, Rankin, and LDT are all free agents after the 2021 season. It doesn't matter a bit how we project the lineup for 2021. The Chiefs should have a good pulse on whether they'll have Schwartz in 2021 but Fisher is very unlikely to be anything in 21. Aside from the 4 I listed above, they have Allegretti, Niang, and Durant under contract. Everyone else is a FA this year. Assume Schwartz plays and they bring back Wylie on a 1-year RFA deal (I can't fathom they don't) and they can get Remmers back on a vet deal... You still need another swing player at least and another guy besides Allegretti that can play center. The best case I see right now is that Niang actually works at LT (he just might!). LT: Niang, ? (Remmers, Rankin could fill in a pinch) LG: Wylie, Rankin OC: Allegretti, ? RG: Duvernay-Tardif, Durant RT: Schwartz, Remmers IR: Fisher No matter what, all that Red is no guarantee beyond this year. That doesn't leave things looking real good if you also MUST draft OLine in 2021. I'm fully on board with picking your spots and not locking onto one guy, but if Niang doesn't project for the Chiefs to LT then they have to pick one early IMO. Honestly, I project Niang as a RT, not a LT. Maybe he'd be good enough to see if Fisher heals. I don't know. The Chiefs probably don't know either at this point. |
I ran a clean DN mock this morning. Results:
1.32 - Kadarius Toney, WR, UF. Best value available here and I wanted to see what it looked like if I waited on OT (Mayfield was available). 2.64 - Walker Little, LT, Stanford. Honestly, a better fit than Mayfield in KC's scheme. 3.95 - Janarius Ronbinson, DE, FSU. Huge toolbox, great athlete, needs coaching. Could really explode in KC with the way they've coached up DL. 4.136 - Talanoa Hufanga, S, USC. 5.175 - Tre McKitty, TE, UGA. Athletic guy, good receiving, good-enough blocker, versatile 5.176 (comp) - James Empey, C, BYU. Potential fit in this system, mature guy, fellow Utah-ian for Andy Reid. 5.180 (comp) - Jaelon Darden, WR, North Texas. Dynamic returner. Looking for depth at the Hardman/Hill slots and a returner who can take some of that load off Hardman. 7.211 - Robert Rochell, CB, Central Arkansas. This seems like a potential late-round steal to me. He's a long dude who is versatile. Some teams think he's an outside CB only. Some think he's a SS. Could blossom into a good fit for Spagnuolo's scheme. Looking at all of that, I'd be really excited about that draft. I'd still need to address C somehow (either by spending to retain Reiter, or signing a FA vet C. But it fills a lot of immediate needs, Little gives you a guy with the upside to be a really excellent LT, Toney is a playmaker who can be a dynamic weapon underneath, and you get a bunch of athleticism and upside on the defensive side. 2021 OL LT - Remmers/Little LG -Allegretti/Wylie C - FA signing or Reiter/Empey RG - LDT/Wylie RT - Wylie/Niang With this group, the hope would be Little and Niang both claim the T jobs as the year goes on. If Schwartz retires and Fisher is unavailable in 2021, that should free up enough cash to sign a C or keep Reiter (though I still wouldn't complain about pursuing Taylor Moton hard, unless they think Schwartz is going to recover). 2022 OL - best case here is you have two good young T on rookie deals. That lets you spend elsewhere as needed, maybe even on a RG upgrade. LT - Little/Remmers LG - Allegretti/FA signing or draft pick C - FA Signing or Reiter/Empey RG - Wylie/FA signing or draft pick RT - Niang/Remmers |
I just drafted Kyle Pitts at #32. LMAO
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1. The algorithm seems dead set on leaving me with Eichenberg. All the WR's are gone (EVERY TIME) and there's no real value pick at any other position. My choices always seem to be between Leatherwood, Jenkins, and Eichenberg and while I like Jenkins' upside, I don't think it makes him a better overall selection. 2. I still love Richard LeCounte III as a potential 3rd or 4th-round draft pick because of his versatility but twice this morning Holland has fallen to me at the end of the 2nd and he's just too good to pass up. He can play 3rd safety behind HB for a few years and then he and Thornhill can man those spots in the future. 3. Imagine my surprise when not once but TWICE I watch Jabril Cox rise to the top of the board and make it through 12-15 picks to still be waiting there at #95. 32. Liam Eichenberg, OT Notre Dame 64. Javon Holland, S Oregon 95. Jabril Cox, LB LSU 136. Dazz Newsome, WR North Carolina 175. Patrick Johnson, Edge Tulane 176. Ihmir Smith-Marsette, WR Iowa 180. Tedarrell Slaton, IDL Florida 211. Landon Young, OT Kentucky |
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Vera-Tucker is playing LT in this scenario.
32. Alijah Vera-Tucker IOL, 64. Jevon Holland S, 95. Patrick Jones II EDGE, 136. Anthony Schwartz WR, 175. Drake Jackson IOL, 176. Jermar Jefferson RB, 180. Frank Darby WR, 211. Robert Rochell CB, |
I just like playing with this thing, haha. Just crafting your own scenarios even if I don't think their rankings will match reality... I'd be really happy if it went down similar to this, to be honest. Mayfield, Myers, and Hutcherson are three of my favorite OL in this entire draft, as is Tryon at DE and Stevenson at WR. A definite stock up on the OL and at WR while trying to keep as close to BPA as possible. For the record, all the top WRs were off the board by pick 25. Other realistic options at 32 were Ojulari (not the best scheme fit, more of a 3-4 OLB), Moerhig (definitely think he'd be on the table), Phillips (I wouldn't draft a DE with a concussion history), Barmore (gave long pause on this one and I'm still unsure about passing on him), and Radunz (I like Mayfield more).
32. Jalen Mayfield OT, Michigan 64. Josh Myers IOL, Ohio State 95. Joe Tryon EDGE, Washington 136. James Wiggins S, Cincinnati 175. Sadarius Hutcherson IOL, South Carolina 176. Whop Philyor WR, Indiana 180. Ihmir Smith-Marsette WR, Iowa 211. Marquez Stevenson WR, Houston |
If Mayfield falls, that would be great. I don't think he does, but we'll see.
And yes, I love Sadarius Hutcherson as I posted previously. Fits exactly what the Chiefs value in terms of versatility, has experience, and would be great value that late in the draft. |
I'm totally addicted to this thing too but it hates me.
Once again, I'm basically pigeonholed into a tackle - at list this time, Radunz fell to me. And the middle rounds are just flooded with RB's and CB's that don't intrigue me at all. 32. Dillon Radunz, OT North Dakota State 64. Javon Holland, S Oregon 95. Amari Rodgers, WR Clemson 136. Rashad Weaver, Edge Pittsburgh 175. Patrick Johnson, Edge Tulane 176. Anthony Schwartz, WR Auburn 180. Kylin Hill, RB Mississippi State 211. Ihmir Smith-Marsette, WR Iowa |
If Najee Harris and Mac Jones are both still available at our pick, what are the odds we trade it (with the extra year of control)? I think that would be pretty valuable.
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