Call Your Shot Pt. 2: Who are the Chiefs first 2 picks?

[staylor26]

Everybody gets a redo after the trade!

Payton Turner, EDGE, Houston
Elijah Molden, CB, Washington

[KChiefs1]

Dyami Brown
Payton Turner

[MahomesMagic]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

What's the all the love for a 5'7 WR in Rondale Moore?

If he was 5'10+, I'd totally get it but 5'7??

I wouldn't spend anything higher than a 5th rounder on a 5'7 WR.

I would prefer Seth Williams but this is about who you think we take.

Fits the profile that KC seems to like. He is twitchy.

But to answer your question, just watch him in 2018. Incredibly dynamic. If fully healthy it would be impossible to cover Tyreek, Kelce, and Rondale.

His injury history bothers me way more than his size.

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by MahomesMagic

I would prefer Seth Williams but this is about who you think we take.

Fits the profile that KC seems to like. He is twitchy.

But to answer your question, just watch him in 2018. Incredibly dynamic. If fully healthy it would be impossible to cover Tyreek, Kelce, and Rondale.

His injury history bothers me way more than his size.

At that size, his injury history is likely only going to get worse at the next level

[MahomesMagic]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

At that size, his injury history is likely only going to get worse at the next level

His hamstrings scare me.

As I said, rather have Seth Williams.

Would also like Terry later.

But rather roll the dice with Rondale then Dyami Brown. Don't get the love for Brown at all.

[The Franchise]

If we’re going WR later then I’d be looking at Seth Williams, Josh Palmer or Austin Watkins.

[Scooter LaCanforno]

Originally Posted by DaneMcCloud

And sit them on the bench for how many seasons?

That's an absolutely terrible waste of valuable resources.

Austin Blythe is signed for one year and who can trust Remmers or Wylie ever again.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by MahomesMagic

His injury history bothers me way more than his size.

Well, yeah, that's the entire issue with a 5'7 WR: Injuries and health.

He's not going to be able to block linebackers and safeties and he's not going to be an over-the-middle target, which is what the Chiefs are desperately lacking, so I just don't see him as a fit for the Chiefs, whatsoever.

Now, if he's still sitting there in the 5th, I might be convinced that he would be a good addition but there's no way I'm spending 58 or 63 on a very small receiver because the Chiefs just don't have that "luxury" when their top three WR's are Hill, Hardman and Robinson.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by Scooter LaCanforno

Austin Blythe is signed for one year and who can trust Remmers or Wylie ever again.

So you're still suggesting that a 2nd round pick sits on the bench for a year, which is absolutely ludicrous.

Again, that is a complete and utter waste of valuable and cheap resources that could be used on a player who can contribute immediately.

Save those developmental guys for the 5th and 6th rounds, not Round 2.

[Couch-Potato]

Dyami Brown & Carlos Basham Jr

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by MahomesMagic

His hamstrings scare me.

As I said, rather have Seth Williams.

Would also like Terry later.

But rather roll the dice with Rondale then Dyami Brown. Don't get the love for Brown at all.

He's actually rated the #4 WR overall in what I'm reading

Wont go over the strong points, just the cons and summary from my guide on Moore... but even then its fairly glowing

Weak Points - Size might not be an issue in and of itself - Moore is pound for pound strong - but when combined with his injury history, it will give teams pause. He battled hamstring issues in 2019 and enters the NFL with just 20 collegiate games under his belt. Theres undoubtedly a good deal of risk. He worked out of the slot often, and between his unpolished route running and relatively small catch radius, he might have to work inside in the pro's

Summary - Despite the durability concerns and limited experience, Moore is the kind of electric, ultra-competitive athlete for whom you manufacture some touches and watch him go. If he learns the nuances of the game, he's a potentially special player

Reek would certainly be the best guy for him to learn from, they'd make a sick duo no question about it... but we'd still need to get some size balance in there somehow, cant have a WR room full of Smurfs

[MahomesMagic]

Originally Posted by Easy 6

He's actually rated the #4 WR overall in what I'm reading

Wont go over the strong points, just the cons and summary from my guide on Moore... but even then its fairly glowing

Weak Points - Size might not be an issue in and of itself - Moore is pound for pound strong - but when combined with his injury history, it will give teams pause. He battled hamstring issues in 2019 and enters the NFL with just 20 collegiate games under his belt. Theres undoubtedly a good deal of risk. He worked out of the slot often, and between his unpolished route running and relatively small catch radius, he might have to work inside in the pro's

Summary - Despite the durability concerns and limited experience, Moore is the kind of electric, ultra-competitive athlete for whom you manufacture some touches and watch him go. If he learns the nuances of the game, he's a potentially special player

Reek would certainly be the best guy for him to learn from, they'd make a sick duo no question about it... but we'd still need to get some size balance in there somehow, cant have a WR room full of Smurfs

No, I get the pros and cons of Rondale. Have him as WR 9...


My top ten WR's in the draft:

1.Jaylen Waddle
2.Ja'marr Chase
3.Devonta Smith
4.Rashod Bateman
5.Kadarius Toney

6.Seth Williams
7.Elijah Moore
8.Terrace Marshall
9.Rondale Moore *Injuries
10.Tammorion Terry

[gonefishin53]

Payton Turner and Tommy Tremble.

[Couch-Potato]

lol I did 3 different mock sims:


PFF =

Carlos Basham Jr, EDGE
Landon Dickerson, OC
Cade Johnson, WR
Joshua Bledsoe, S
Derrick Barnes, LB
Javian Hawkins, RB


Draft Network =

Gregory Rousseau, EDGE
Dyami Brown, WR
Jaelon Darden, WR
Malcom Koonce, EDGE
Garrett Wallow, LB
Simi Fehoko, WR


PFN =

Landon Dickerson, OC
Dyami Brown, WR
Simi Fehoko, WR
Malcom Koonce, EDGE
Patrick Jones II, EDGE
Javian Hawkins, RB

[Dante84]

Originally Posted by MahomesMagic

No, I get the pros and cons of Rondale. Have him as WR 9...


My top ten WR's in the draft:

1.Jaylen Waddle
2.Ja'marr Chase
3.Devonta Smith
4.Rashod Bateman
5.Kadarius Toney

6.Seth Williams
7.Elijah Moore
8.Terrace Marshall
9.Rondale Moore *Injuries
10.Tammorion Terry

“WHERE’S WALLACE?” - The Wire

(But seriously, I’d have Tylan Wallace in that second group on my own list)

[ThyKingdomCome15]

Payton Turner and Eric Stokes.