*** The Official Draft Chance Warmack Thread ***
 

On Friday, ESPN's Todd McShay called the former Alabama guard one of the best players, regardless of position, in this year's draft.

On a conference call with reporters Monday, Mike Mayock took it one step further. The NFL Network analyst suggested that Warmack should be one of four players considered by the Kansas City Chiefs, who hold the draft's No. 1 overall pick.

“Chance Warmack is the best player I’ve seen on film this season,” Mayock said.

Chance Warmack, G, Alabama
Height: 6-3. Weight: 320.
Projected 40 Time: 5.30

STRENGTHS: Warmack is considerably lighter on his feet than one would expect given his stout frame, and is adept at meeting and eliminating linebackers at the second level.
In pass protection, Warmack does a nice job of supplying an initial punch and grasping hold of his opponent, showing good lateral agility to slide as well as the anchor to handle powerful bull-rushers.

Warmack is equally effective when asked to drive defensive tackles off the ball or beat linebackers to the action at the second level.

WEAKNESSES: Due to his lack of height, Warmack may lack the position versatility of his more recognizable linemates Barrett Jones and D.J. Fluker, but he is further along in his development than Fluker and, frankly, makes more eye-popping blocks than Jones. Size means that he'll be relegated strictly to interior blocking in the NFL.

COMPARES TO: Will Shields, OG, Kansas City Chiefs -- Let's be clear, no incoming rookie truly deserves comparison to a first ballot Hall of Famer, but Warmack is a rare prospect. While perhaps a tad shorter than ideal, Warmack uses his natural leverage advantage to consistently get under the pads of his opponents, driving them off of the ball in the running game and anchoring in pass protection. His lateral agility and balance make him effective getting to and blocking at the second level and handling quicker pass rushers, as well.

He has a long way to go before threatening Shields' record of 231 consecutive starts in the NFL, but proved durable in the SEC, starting every game the past three seasons.

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ROFL

This is awesome!

Bjorn!!!!!!!!!!!

He probably is the best individual football player in this draft, yes. Not a single second's thought should be spent considering drafting him. All-pro caliber Guards are complimentary pieces at best.

and his dick must be 15 + inches long too

I didn't start this one...

No, if you did it would be the *** The Official Draft Chance Womack Thread ***.

:D

One thing that made Will Shields really unique was when the line was in a pinch with injuries he could play LT and well too.

Pretty entertaining to see the draft "experts" act like absolute ****ing reeruns this offseason in an attempt to stick to their bullshit master narrative.

Ignoring for a moment the idiocy of drafting a guard at #1, it's equally asinine to think that Warmack is a dynamic once-in-a-generation player at his position.

We were told exactly that about DeCastro last year. Flaws showed up in training camp, then the dude got injured.

Warmack played next to Barrett Jones and DJ Fluker, was in a very friendly system that showcases the offensive line, and had a stable of talented RBs behind him. If there's a Ken Dorsey-type of player who looks artificially great in this draft due to the ****ing stacked team he played on, it's Warmack.

Also, why the hell weren't we talking about Warmack until this senior season? Why didn't draft guys spot this kid in his sophomore and junior seasons and say, "Now THERE'S a ****ing football player! He'll be amazing when he comes out." If he's that kind of once-in-a-generation talent at his position, he would have been mentioned all over draft blogs like Walter the same way Luck, Berry, and players like that got treated.

I 100% ENDORSE THIS THREAD!

I dunno, I think the Chiefs could use the next Robert Gallery?

Read on twitter today some teams have Cooper as a better OG.

Just so Geno can drop down to the spottd kittens? You can **** right the **** off.

Gay test:

Drafting a Guard @ 1/1 is
a) good
b) some of the stupidest C**K S**KING, TAINT LICKING, SACK SLURPING bullshit youve ever heard

We would never draft him and I wouldn't want them to?

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I could see Faid or Jax reaching for him

What do all Super Bowl winning teams of the past 20 years contain?

You guessed it, a Franchise Guard.

B14ckmon fails this, miserably.

You've convinced me that you really want Geno as your first pick. You have gone so completely overboard with the Geno hate that it can only be some kind of reverse psycology crap you're trying to employ.

Develop Gabbert and be happy about it.

Sorter has given htis Boxxyyphillis.

I'm thinking these draft experts are cubs looking for bears. They are infatuated with the fatties.

I want to keep Gabbert. Sink or swim. If he sucks, we get ready for teddy.

I want a pass rusher.

Must have been why Jamarcus threw them off.

Ah, the dream position to be filled. If he does well, maybe he'll be better then.....Who the **** is the best guard in the NFL?

YES!

Hopefully next year we can nabbed our Franchise fullback in the 1st.

So You Say There Is A Chance, ON THE NEXT ADAM TEICHER

:)

Shit. I need to see a doctor quick. I just gave htis rep the other day. :eek:

Never have unprotected rep.

if a kicker went to the combine and nailed 15 75 yard field goals in a row I wonder if Mike Mayock would be like "gotta take him #1 overall" "he can score points from your own 40..."

basically what I'm trying to say is...

I want a QB #1 or a kicker who can kick 75 yard field goals #1...not a ****ing Will Shields or even Will Shields on steroids at #1 overall.

Wouldn't even take him at 2.2.

I mean, we've invested several high picks now in Hudson, Asamoah, Allen and Stephenson.

This draft should be ALL ABOUT PLAYMAKERS.

We need A QB and playmakers to surround said QB...and playmakers on defense.

We don't need any ****ing beef this year.

From a safety and security standpoint, I wouldn't be as upset as most if they drafted Warmack. I think he's the best player in this draft at his position.

Let's draft a kid to replace the 2nd round guard we picked last season.

GREAT IDEA.

if they draft Warmack they are admitting one or two of Hudson (2nd), Asamoah (2nd), Allen (2nd) are terrible. Which is fine, because hitting on all of your 2nd round picks is pretty hard...but taking a guard in the 2nd is usually a pretty high success rate.

There's question whether he's even the best GUARD in this draft.

a 2nd round guard is usually the 1st, 2nd or 3rd best guard prospect in that draft...

you'd think the interior of our line would be ready to kick some ass...

Warmack fits ZERO need for this team. Drafting him would be the dumbest ****ing draft pick of all time and I'm counting the Tyson Jackson draft pick.

There's no way we take a guard that high.

I'm pretty sure there is a Dorsey qoute saying we like what we see in the offensive line. It gets forgetten like the QB one is remembered. I quess they could trade some o-lineman to get Foles. They still wouldn't take one very high.

If Pioli was here he'd try to trade up to #0 to take Warmack.

From what I've seen, I don't agree at all.

The fact that he was on a Chiefs early 2000's type line at Bama is a little offputting and he only had 1 year of production.


But I won't say I've watching much of him at all, pretty much only casually watching the games during the regular season.

The idea that Warmack only stood out because of who he played next to makes sense...until you watch Alabama games. He's a much better player than Fluker. Why weren't people on the hype train until recently? Probably because Warmack was only a three-star prospect coming out of high school and because he had a habit of picking up false start penalties.

That said, he isn't a once-in-a-generation talent. I like him better than DeCastro, but that doesn't make him once-in-a-generation. He's the best offensive lineman of this draft, nothing more (and that's not taking into consideration maximum upside; Eric Fisher probably has the most upside of any o-lineman in this draft, with Joeckel right under him).

That's true. But just isolating him I mean the guy is just filthy. I can only imagine what Charles would do running left side behind he and Albert...It's would be a beautiful thing.

I don't want to be labeled as the guy who wants to draft Warmack at #1...I'm just saying there are much worse guys we could take. I'm still on the Blow for Geno bandwagon.

Yeah, and much better options.

Are we on the east side of Missouri now because we shouldn't be having this discussion on this board.

Mmm... I can't think of anything much worse. Maybe Joeckel and Fisher would be worse.

I'd rather overdraft the **** out of that Duke QB everybody seems to like these days than take a guard.

Why is this even being discussed

This thread was better when it was about Boxxy.

The writings on the wall fellas. Reid has stated they are open to trading out of #1. Arizona needs a QB at #7 so lets trade with them. They take Geno at 1, we take Warmack at #7, then we take Tyler Wilson at #33 and with the 2 #1 picks we have next year we take another QB if Wilson doesn't look awesome.

ROFL

THIS.

MOTHER****ING THIS.

HTIS THIS.

BPA


gotta take big daddy Warmack

Many of us have been saying for years that we need to take chance in the draft.

This, however, isn't what we were talking about.

Which was more valuable?

Trent Green

Or

will Shields


Shit, a quality starting quarterback is worth more than the OL as a whole.

I'd rather draft Geno over Joeckel AND Womack.

Hodor!

Draft Jerkoff and then make a RGIII like trade and draft Warmack.

Chance Warmack was a little bit smaller than expected. He measured in at 6-foot-2 and weighed 317 pounds. In the past five NFL drafts, nine interior offensive linemen were selected in the first round. Danny Watkins, the Philadelphia Eagles' 2011 selection, was the shortest of the nine, measuring in at 6-3 3/8. However, any concerns about Warmack's lack of height were quickly alleviated when his arm length was measured at 34 3/4 inches.

Ain't Nobody got time for that!

People will make time for it.

Finally, this thread got back on track.

Hootie nailed it. These draft picks need to be two-thirds offensvie guys, and playmakers at that. Get some depth at linebacker and the defensive backfield, then full speed ahead for offense.

And now Boxxy having suprise buttsex-

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that ho would be a lot prettier without the ho makeup

Dam ... a 5.55

my man just blew his chance to go #1

noooooooooooooooo!! :sulk:


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Mayock acting desperate is too funny.

I'm pretty sure I could run a 5.55 in high heels.

Lawl. Look at the Warmack nuthuggers back pedal like they just found out their one night stand was a tranny. After the fact.

I never got a straight answer out of some of you people.

Why is/was Mayock considered to be a draft guy people can trust, even though he's projected and even RECOMMENDED that Kansas City draft a LT and move Albert to G in their past drafts? He did it with Monroe, Bulaga, and I'm pretty sure he did it with Solder too.

Now he's on this Warmack kick. When was Mayock EVER a good draft analyst?

Shields was a first ballot HOFer?

Warmack has such a big gut.

Mayock just said watching tape of Jokel he's get beat by quick edge rushers and Johnny Football always saved his ass.

Yeah he doesn't look the part of the best player in the draft.

Just looks fat.

Mayock slammed Joeckel! ROFL Id take Warmack over Joeckel. IF they didnt take a QB, id be ok with Warmack and re-signing Albert. Albert Warmack Hudson Asamoah Winston isnt a bad oline