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Good News for the Chiefs??
Just saw this on NFL.com...doesn't mean much but at least we know there's plenty of interest in this kid...
Clausen is set to meet w/ 5 of the top 10 teams...
"Over the next few days, Clausen will meet with the St. Louis Rams (No. 1), Washington Redskins (4), Cleveland Browns (7), Buffalo Bills (9) and Jacksonville Jaguars (10)."
Should we consider this good news??? You know, so we can trade down or have a player such as Okung fall to us in that #5 spot.
Your opinions.....
It's football time in KC!
It's definitely good news if Cleveland and Buffalo, or Jacksonville are all very interested. That can be great news for the Chiefs.Originally Posted by kcmostwanted
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It would be cool to trade down and get a few extra picks. Plus get out of that dreaded top 5.
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If you can trade out of the #5 spot I would get Dez Bryant or Eric Berry.you would'nt have that high price to pay.
It's football time in KC!
Dez Bryant would be a good pick. But Eric Berry higher than 15 might still be a stretch. Teams that draft safeties in the top 15 don't normally reap the benefits.
Last edited by stricken721; 03-28-2010 at 11:56 PM.
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There is plenty of good WR in the draft. We don't need a first round one. We can still get a decent one in the 3rd or 4th.
Jordan Shipley
Freddie Barnes
I know a few guys up from Boise St.
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If Bradford goes to the Rams and Clausen goes to the Skins then there is a good chance that Okung could make it to the #5 spotand that would be a nice catch.
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Detroit could still go Okung, and frankly I don't see why they wouldn't.
Protect the franchise.
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Its good news just for the fact that its always good to have options. If there is that many teams looking at Clausen then that would give the Chiefs some options. So yes I would say that it is good news.
22 guys off the street
It is unequivocal good news.
even if only one team is genuinely interested in Clausen, the perception that he is widely sought-after is what makes trades happen.
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