Best case scenario, trading the #1 pick & still get Geno around 10 or so. :hmmm:

If we don't take him, the jags will. Especially with him being from Florida. We have to take him #1 or we will lose him.

As does Reid's. They have been drafting very heavy in defense the last 2-3 years in Philly trying to repair that D.

I think we may see more with Reid prompting him. Reid has made some splashes with trades and free agents over the last couple years. I generally agree though. Slow and steady through the draft is MOST of what we will do. Which isn't really that different than what Piolli was trying to do (despite his bad drafting record).

Seriously doubt Dorsey will walk away from his deep evaluations to get Geno to placate a few fans who have fallen in love with that option. These guys sound like they will move with little emotion and a lot of thought. Tought spot with no top drawer clear winner QB in the draft but you have to trust their study over the Geno or die we read here. One move wont define how fans react. Drop a few wins in Arrowhead and the place will be full

wrong, he's black

I don't think any team will be successful building through the draft when the coaching is/was a bad as it was in KC the past several years.

If Warren Moon were playing today he would for sure run the read option. : )

WHILE WEARING PARACHUTE PANTS

heh, someone on the radio this morning brought up an interesting thought. Would Vince Young have benefitted from the read option? Was he mis used by Fisher or maybe a few years too early?

No, he was just an immature headcase forced down Fisher's throat by Bud Adams.

FYP

In your mind.

These guys absolutely DO operate with depth of thought and analysis. That's why they like Geno A LOT more than the average fan.

Exactly.

We won't know for sure until after the combine and east/west game and senior bowl, but if it's pure BPA...prepare for Jarvis Jones...regardless of our current needs...unless we're able to somehow trade down and Geno or Wilson last until our traded down pick. This is not what I want to happen...it's what I'm guessing will happen.

The only consolation is that I'm pretty sure that there will be a QB of low first round value that will slip to our 2nd pick. That's the nature of drafts where the perception is that there are no worthwhile franchise QB's. In this rare instance, this flawed perception could work for us.