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Rain Man 01-16-2017 04:12 PM

Chiefs' draft needs next year
 
The Chiefs have made great strides in recent years, acquiring significant talent that will never be allowed to play in a Super Bowl. In order to continue losing close playoff games against the teams that always go to the Super Bowl, they'll need to continue drafting well.

What are your top three areas of priority in the draft? Assuming equal talent among all prospects, what are the areas that would draw your first three rounds of picks?

Poll to follow, unless the referees force me to post it on some Steelers forum.

RunKC 01-16-2017 04:15 PM

1. QB
2. QB
3. QB.

Bonus!

Spoiler!

SAGA45 01-16-2017 04:19 PM

ILB - Self explanatory
QB - It's just time
OL - Gotta keep snagging a Morse or Ehinger within the 1st three rounds every draft
WR - Goodbye Albert Wilson

kcpasco 01-16-2017 04:20 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by RunKC (Post 12691898)
1. QB
2. QB
3. QB.

Bonus!

Spoiler!

This

Sofa King 01-16-2017 04:20 PM

QB, CB, ILB

CupidStunt 01-16-2017 04:21 PM

The only position which will have any significant overall effect is QB.

They can draft the next Ray Lewis at ILB or Deion at CB and it won't make a lick of difference if Alex Whiff is 'leading' this team to 16 painful, short-field-aided points.

Rain Man 01-16-2017 04:22 PM

We all seem of like mind. I went...

QB
ILB
G

Our OL was getting killed yesterday. I don't even know what to do about that at this point. Who do we upgrade? It seems like the problem is more in the interior than exterior.

I was tempted to go WR or DE, but we got Hill and Jones so I think there are other priorities.

Oh, and RB is a need, too, assuming that Jamaal doesn't emerge running from the forest like that Willem Defoe guy in Platoon.

gold_and_red 01-16-2017 04:22 PM

QB, ILB and RB

CaliforniaChief 01-16-2017 04:26 PM

I should probably just go over to Draft Planet and read about it, but what's the consensus on DeShaun Watson? I know there are doubters there. And I also know that in order to get him, we'd have to pay a king's ransom in future draft picks. Fine. If he, or another top QB is available then we need to pay whatever needs to be paid to get him. Watson just strikes me as having the moxie to be a great QB.

Think about it. Over the past 15 years, we'd drafted almost EVERY other position in the 1st round.

2016: Traded out for Chris Jones (DL)
2015: Marcus Peters (CB)
2014: Dee Ford (OLB)
2013: Eric Fisher (OT)
2012: Dontari Poe (NT)
2011: Jonathan Baldwin (WR)
2010: Eric Berry (S)
2009: Tyson Jackson (DE)
2008: Glenn Dorsey (DT)
2007: Dwayne Bowe (WR)
2006: Tamba Hali (OLB)
2005: Larry Johnson (RB)

Most of these ended up being really good players. And yet we STILL can't cross into the land of the elite. And we ALL know why.

Find the best QB in this draft and pay whatever you have to in order to get him. We can find the other positions later in the draft and in FA/UDFA.

el borracho 01-16-2017 04:34 PM

Well, QB is always the top of the list until you have one but since we know the Chiefs won't do that...

you just have to keep building defense. Build a top 3 defense and a top 10 running game and you might drag Alex to some post-season success.

hitchief 01-16-2017 05:30 PM

ilb - cant stop the run
rb - cant run
og - cant run or pass pro

chiefzilla1501 01-16-2017 05:38 PM

The Chiefs should not invest an ounce of energy on the offense next year except finding a QBOTF to groom. And I'm fine with him developing behind Alex Smith.

The offseason and draft has to be defense, defense, defense.

We should have learned by now that offensive weapons don't make the offense better. We added a superstar at WR and an OT, and **** if I see much difference between last night's offense and last year's. Our offense has no idea how to take advantage of better offensive players.

QB in the first and consider a trade up. The rest of our draft has got to be devoted to improving our back 7. ILBs and Safeties primarily. All of those positions we should be looking at starters. Sorenson and Parker are good enough. But we're at a point where we have to understand that our defense needs to carry this team.

TribalElder 01-16-2017 05:39 PM

Linebacker, QB, offensive coordinator

hitchief 01-16-2017 05:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501 (Post 12692034)
The Chiefs should not invest an ounce of energy on the offense next year except finding a QBOTF to groom. And I'm fine with him developing behind Alex Smith.

The offseason and draft has to be defense, defense, defense.

We should have learned by now that offensive weapons don't make the offense better. We added a superstar at WR and an OT, and **** if I see much difference between last night's offense and last year's. Our offense has no idea how to take advantage of better offensive players.

QB in the first and consider a trade up. The rest of our draft has got to be devoted to improving our back 7. ILBs and Safeties primarily. All of those positions we should be looking at starters. Sorenson and Parker are good enough. But we're at a point where we have to understand that our defense needs to carry this team.

Sure draft a qb, I wouldn't mind but Andy does not agree with you so you can forget it.

what superstar wr? you have to joking right? You mean the guy who for one cant stay healthy but also has personal problems off the field that he cant overcome. He didn't show for almost the whole year???

I totally agree with the ILB but I think we keep Berry and cb's played okay for the most part.

We are going to need an OLB if Justin cant get back to the 2014 version.

And we could not stop the run either - what 170 yards or so?

TigeRRUppeRRcut 01-16-2017 05:51 PM

You forgot to include 'non fair-weather fan base.' as an option


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