I have the Chiefs selecting in the first round:
Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia
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I have the Chiefs selecting in the first round:
Eugene Monroe, OT, Virginia
to see the rest of my mock, please visit: draftking.blogspot.com
sorry if this is spam, but that's why I entered your teams picks here
Very true. Because when you look at the teams looking into Crabtree, Seattle is the top candidate. However, i read today that Oakland and Al Davis may be looking to Crabtree to help out Russell. I know that Davis has a history of picking the freak athlete, but usually skips on the receiver. However, with Crabtree's skill and ability combined with Russell, Davis may go for it this time.
Haha, interesting. I doubt they would trade their first round and Asomugha. If so, Al, thank you.
Malcolm Jenkins is a great athlete. I would love him on the Chiefs. But I still say Aaron Curry. That is a real hard choice. But if we go after Jenkins, maybe we can trade down again with the Browns because they really want him.
Part of the reason they cut DeAngelo Hall, other than he sucks, is that they needed the cap room to try to sign Asomugha. But Davis will at least hit him with the franchise tag since there was no clause last season that they couldn't.
If they do lose Aso though, that would ruin our plan to trade down.
I know that you are not alone.
The fact that there are three OTs being ranked that high is evidence of the lack of value at other positions in this draft.
And it shows that NFL coaches are starting to understand the importance of having better O-linemen.
Also, getting the third OT pick does not mean getting the third best OT.
I can't see the organization taking, what they perceive to be, the third best OT in the draft, with the third overall pick.
Agreed.
I was wondering if someone else had taken over your keyboard.
Ditto. What this team needs, as of right now, may not be the same as what it needs, when the draft arrives.
michael crabtree
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