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Feels like 3 months ago everyone was talking about the NFL rigging things for the Chiefs. Good times. Forward to the draft.
My Chiefs big board:
1. Jordyn Tyson WR. Assuming he is healthy, of course, he is a high floor, med high ceiling WR prospect. Chiefs are going to need to find some quality targets and touches on offense and Rice isn't long for the team nor has he been great against man coverage.
2. Carnell Tate WR. Casual scout darling but I've seen him a bit lower with some others. Seen as a George Pickens type except without the baggage. Great hands and works well on the boundary. Eats up space really well. Maybe not as proven as you'd like but if he was then he'd be the #2 pick.
3. Rueben Bain Jr Edge. Pretty much the perfect landing spot for Bain if his short arms cause him to fall. Probably pro ready edge from day 1 with maybe only average upside. He was a force in college so he is kind of a wild card.
4. Jeremiyah Love RB. Pretty much the perfect landing spot for Love, too. This circles back to pick one where the Chiefs are going to need to find quality touches and targets on offense and Love would be the best in the draft. This countered by the 9th overall pick not providing a ton of value in terms of cap space makes this a bit interesting. Ideally, the Chiefs should get Breece Hall, ETN, or Kenneth Walker. Chiefs will likely have to compete with multiple teams who had better seasons and better cap space situations so Love might be the fallback. Love is 3-4 years younger than the FA pool so maybe if you're wanting a long-term star on the team he'd be the guy.
5. Mansoor Delane CB. Probably not on the board if Trent McDuffie stays but if he leaves then this is where I'd put Delane. I think his skillset would matchup well with Nohl Williams and Kristian Fulton. A relatively safe pick.
6. Jermod McCoy CB. Probably just another Nohl Williams with higher upside but thats probably an excellent player. Injury concerns here obviously.
7. Keldric Faulk Edge. Should be higher up based on upside but if the Chiefs are picking him then that means we're a rebuilding team imo. Love the upside and should have immediate impact in the run game. Pass rush talent needs to be massively improved. Fit the Spags system like a glove.
Might expand this into the later rounds once the combine happens.
My Chiefs big board:
1. Jordyn Tyson WR. Assuming he is healthy, of course, he is a high floor, med high ceiling WR prospect. Chiefs are going to need to find some quality targets and touches on offense and Rice isn't long for the team nor has he been great against man coverage.
2. Carnell Tate WR. Casual scout darling but I've seen him a bit lower with some others. Seen as a George Pickens type except without the baggage. Great hands and works well on the boundary. Eats up space really well. Maybe not as proven as you'd like but if he was then he'd be the #2 pick.
3. Rueben Bain Jr Edge. Pretty much the perfect landing spot for Bain if his short arms cause him to fall. Probably pro ready edge from day 1 with maybe only average upside. He was a force in college so he is kind of a wild card.
4. Jeremiyah Love RB. Pretty much the perfect landing spot for Love, too. This circles back to pick one where the Chiefs are going to need to find quality touches and targets on offense and Love would be the best in the draft. This countered by the 9th overall pick not providing a ton of value in terms of cap space makes this a bit interesting. Ideally, the Chiefs should get Breece Hall, ETN, or Kenneth Walker. Chiefs will likely have to compete with multiple teams who had better seasons and better cap space situations so Love might be the fallback. Love is 3-4 years younger than the FA pool so maybe if you're wanting a long-term star on the team he'd be the guy.
5. Mansoor Delane CB. Probably not on the board if Trent McDuffie stays but if he leaves then this is where I'd put Delane. I think his skillset would matchup well with Nohl Williams and Kristian Fulton. A relatively safe pick.
6. Jermod McCoy CB. Probably just another Nohl Williams with higher upside but thats probably an excellent player. Injury concerns here obviously.
7. Keldric Faulk Edge. Should be higher up based on upside but if the Chiefs are picking him then that means we're a rebuilding team imo. Love the upside and should have immediate impact in the run game. Pass rush talent needs to be massively improved. Fit the Spags system like a glove.
Might expand this into the later rounds once the combine happens.
