No elite in this draft.
According to Todd McShay and Mel Kiper there is not an elite QB in this draft. They went on to say that there wasn't an elite LT, DE or pass rusher either.
After seeing this I thought I needed to share. So we finally are going to have a top pick if not the top pick and there is not elite talent available for us to pick from. How frigging depressing. We should of drafted Tannehill last year like I wanted. We would be in a position to draft Manti Te'O. The best player in the draft this season. |
I was just thinking that the other day. That's why I bet anything the Chiefs go after another free agent QB.
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I don't care. Just get me someone with some damn potential. We will see if they become elite or not.
If they don't, rinse and repeat. |
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How is Jarvis Jones not an elite pass rusher and he's also the best player in the draft.
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Who ****ing cares? Sam Bradford was a brokedick mediocre piece of shit. You didn't see Rams fans crying their eyes out because he wasn't Matt Stafford.
Cheer the **** up. Geno Smith IS elite. |
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Aaron Rodgers wasnt considered Elite either
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I'd settle for any of Barkley\smith\Wilson, regardless of what ESPN thinks.
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I'm getting so ****ing sick of this "Woe is us" attitude Chiefs fans are starting to take regarding this draft.
It's like they want change, just not this year. Like the Chiefs should just say, "Uhp, looks like there isn't a QB we like this year. Better start winning games until 7-9. NEXT year will be the year of suck for a QB!" Just draft your QB and see if it works out. Geno will be good. I swear. |
i remember the elite draft grade they gave aaron rodgers....
buck up little sailor, don't let anyone harsh the joy of finally getting our QB Geno Smith is a better QB than Tannehill (who I also wanted us to trade up for) |
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I am not sold on Geno Smith either. From what I have seen I will take Tyler Wilson instead. |
"Why couldn't we suck when Andrew Luck was available?"
Because Andrew Lucks rarely ever happen in the draft. Geno Smith is an above average top overall QB prospect. That's pretty ****ing good, I'd say. |
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WTF are some of you all that big of pussies. A little depressing or aggrevating is not the end of the world or anything. It is just more of a sign that our FO is not paying attention to what is going on around them. They should know what the next couple of drafts are going to have to offer for the most part. And surely you don't believe that anyone is just going to turn a switch and all the sudden we can start winning. It doesn't work like that. I never have wanted to suck for anything. **** that too. |
It's just in our nature to be pessimistic at this point.
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I don't give a flying **** about Kiper's opinion.
When I watch Geno Smith I see a guy with all the tools, the leadership and a natural feel for the game that goes beyond the measurables. His pocket awareness is uncanny and his release is as quick as I've ever seen on a QB at the college level. Smith also has a high release point on the ball and he's incredibly accurate with ball placement to every level of the field. His ability to hit receivers in stride is uncanny. His usable arm strength is superb. And there are two things that really help a QB to be successful at the next level in terms of on the field intangibles, and that's pocket presence and a quick release. I think Smith's upside is as good as any QB that's come out over the past 15/20 years. He's a better QB prospect than RGIII IMO. That's elite in my book. |
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We better spend some picks on O-Linemen. The way this line has blocked, our new QBOTF may end up with David Carr-syndrome.
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We're going to need two QB's anyway. Draft the best QB available and go out and get a FA with some ****ing talent to back him up. We have no real QB's on this roster.
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As well, in terms of DE's/Pass Rushers, I wonder what they thought of Clay Matthews or Jared Allen or JJ Watt coming out...
And there is a boat load of really good pass rushers in this draft. Really good. Jarvis Jones Sam Montgomery Damontre Moore Alex Okafor Jackson Jeffcoat Travis Long and three guys with huge upside in Barkevious Mingo Bjoern Werner Dion Jordan Mingo and Werner are relatively new to football and Jordan is a recent TE convert that is thriving on the defensive side of the ball. It's a really nice pass rusher draft. |
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I agree that there isn't an elite one. At least it's not obvious if there is one. However, we still gotta take a QB. I am starting to think I would like to take Te'o or Jones with the first pick and use our 3rd (and maybe 2nd) to move back into the first round to draft the QB out of the big three that drops. Or, maybe even Glennon if he moves up boards like some say he will. That comp pick for Carr will come in handy and will allow us to use our regular 3rd round pick to move up. This is the year we move up in the draft imo.
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What do you mean "damn well BETTER be elite?" Should we not use a pick on a QB because he's not considered to be in the 0.01% of all QB's who have ever entered the draft, which would be only two guys in the history of the draft in the eyes of guys like Kiper and Mayock, etc., i.e. - Elway or Luck. If taking a QB not named John Elway or Andrew Luck has your panties in a knot, then you should really start pimping Barrett Jones as our pick. He's probably the safest guy in the draft in terms of getting high level performance with the lowest chance of bust. Me, I'm freaking sick of our QB situation. It's been 30 years since we took one. Smith has all the tools. I'd take him over any QB that's come out the past 15 years other than Andrew Luck. That's okay in my book in terms of the Chiefs FINALLY getting a decent QB prospect of their own in the draft. |
Another reason that it would have made more sense to sign Orton to a multi year deal and draft a QBotF that needed time to develop. Then your team isn't complete shit as you rebuild.
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RG3 is more like Steve Young -- a driven winner. I see smarts in Geno, just not quite as driven to win. He takes what you give him and I like that. |
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Doesn't matter. Nothing we can do about that now.
Still take the best QB possible. If that guy would normally be the #10 overall pick in any given draft, you still take him. That's worlds better than anything we've ever done. Don't be fooled into the standard Chiefs organization & fans way of thinking where you look at some awesome LB, DT, etc. Those positions don't win you games. QB does. It's 80% QB. 20% everybody else. |
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Time to move on and stop talking about Luck or RG3. |
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Who gives a shit what these 2 baffoons say?
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At some point last year, Matt Barkley was considered a better prospect than RGIII and was thought to have a slight chance to be the #1 overall pick in front of Luck, the best QB prospect in a long time.
Now that he's not even considered to be the best Qb prospect available in next year's draft makes me think the trio of Smith/Barkley/Wilson is as good as most year's QB draft crop. And at the end of the day, as a Chiefs fan, I'd be happy with ''just'' a top 10 QB in this league. |
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I'm pretty sure at this time last year most people weren't on RG3 as an elite pro prospect. I love revisionist history.
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Anyway, I digress... RGIII had a superb junior year. His sophomore year, 2010, Baylor was 7-6. His Heisman junior year, Baylor was 10-3. And if you are saying that Smith isn't a driven winner, you would be wrong. He's put WV on his back a multitude of times. And he's not a "running" QB, which you seem to be eluding to anyway. I'm not fully comprehending what you are trying to get at, so this is why this response is so vague. Smith is a stud. He's a better pure QB prospect than Griffin IMO. |
Barkley's got the national stage Saturday night.
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So it has been written:
It is easier for a cammel to go through the eye of a needle than let the Chiefs draft a first round quarterback / Jesus |
If these guys came out any other year there would be nothing but positives, upside and potential spewing from the pundits. Instead they came out the year after one of the best prospects ever and one of the most unique ever. Both Barkley and Smith will be really good right away and have potential to be elite.
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Fans have finally had it. I have heard many say that for Pioli being exec genious and all, he should have had the foresight to see that with losing so many players, losing the head coach, and another losing season staring him in the face timed with the best pair of QB's to come out in decades, should have been enough for him to put us in a position to get one of them. It was only our greatest position of need and biggest weakness. He didn't do it. He gave false hope stating it would be addressed. He failed. 30 years is too long!! That could easily be put on a banner. Just sayin. |
Well dang. Guess we shouldn't draft one then.
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We will lose out and draft Barkley.
I've been watching college games every Saturday (laid up with a knee replacement) and I've seen several QB's who are better now in College than any of the 3 the Chiefs have. They don't have to be elite to be a significant upgrade to make the Chiefs better. If this team has a real coaching staff with a decent QB with these weapons, just the QB will be enough to make the difference. |
there is no draft candidate elite enough to carry this sorry team.
So any of the top three Qb's will be far better than what is on the roster today. Beyond the players drafted, all that Pioli, RAC, Daboll crap needs to be resolved or the bunch of them (draftee's) will give the Chiefs a big middle finger. |
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All this because of his faith in Matty C, a guy that already proved last season to be an absolute failure. |
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"JaMarcus Russell is going to immediately energize that fanbase, that football team -- on the practice field, in that locker room," ESPN's Mel Kiper said at the time. "Three years from now you could be looking at a guy that's certainly one of the elite top five quarterbacks in this league. ...You're talking about a 2-3 year period once he's under center. Look out because the skill level that he has is certainly John Elway-like." Todd McShay's comments: "I can't remember being in such awe of a quarterback in my decade of attending combines and pro days. Russell's passing session was the most impressive of all the pro days I've been to. His footwork for such a big quarterback was surprising. He was nimble in his dropbacks, rolling out and throwing on the run. The ball just explodes out of his hands." |
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The offensive line is just fine...maybe a versatile interior linemen would be a good pick in the mid rounds, but no more premium picks need to be spent there. |
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There's a reason neither are employed by an NFL team.
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Steve Young was a freak. He was the size of a fullback, with speed, yet had amazing accuracy with his arm. Cam Newton and Tim Tebow are like this, but have no real accuracy with the arm. But both are total gamers. Mike Vick has a huge arm and is amazingly fast. Not accurate and makes bad decisions. Not a big build. RGIII is a smart version of Vick. I wonder about his longevity as he's already had one concussion this year and the team is trying to get him to limit his runs out of the pocket. It was my big concern about Griffin coming out. Luck, Bradford, and Ponder are all the same type of QB. Nice athleticism, good (not great) arm, head for the game. Rogers has a very live arm with good athleticism that he uses when it's needed. Cutler and Stafford are pure pocket passers with cannons. Eli Manning, Alex Smith, Matt Ryan are heady QB's with okay arms that are very accurate. If I was trying to associate Geno Smith with a current NFL quarterback, I'd put him in with Aaron Rogers. He's that type of player with that level of upside. He's being looked at by the pundits as almost the same type of player at the same level going into the draft. I'm okay with that as a potential QBOTF for the Chiefs. |
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He wants to find the diamond in the rough, the 3rd to 7th round QB that comes out to be a Hall of Famer. He doesn't want to spend a first rounder on one. It's already been reported that he thinks that's "too risky." |
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Still, not a big deal IMO. Just don't give me a weak armed QB. I want our next QB to be not have any part of the field that is limited. As long as he has good arm strength, that's enough for me. And I think Geno does. (Wilson does also). |
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We could always suck next year and draft another 1st round QB like North Carolina did with Cam Newton/Jimmy Claussen (2nd round)
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Everybody chant with me, " TE'O, TE'O, TE'O!"
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I don't care if you really want to draft one of these QBs as much as the rest of us. Cut the crap and stop your bitching. Also, get your sarcasm meter fixed ASAP. If you have one. |
Manti T'eo is no Aaron Curry
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Of course, all that went moot when he doubled down on Cassel and disregarded trading even a third round pick for Tannehill and didn't bring in anyone that could upgrade the position for us. IMO we should have signed Orton AND traded up for Tannehill and proceeded to do what Miami did with a completely open qb competition. If Pioli is allowed to stay, I fully expect him to draft Landry Jones. I said as much almost 2 years ago. |
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He's smart enough to know when to use the arm. He's not Favre'ing it all over the field at 3,000 mph regardless of the receiver depth. |
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Curry wishes he could be like Te'o. Te'o is a dark horse for the Heisman. Te'o is the new Ray Lewis, Andy Katzenmoyer, Bobby Carpenter and Lawerence Taylor all rolled into one
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