Official Chiefs Planet 2010 Mock draft rounds 6-7
 

Other thread can no longer be updated, so we have to finish here.

Round 6

RAMS (Hamas Jenkins) Danario Alexander, WR, Missouri
LIONS (Sfeihc) Walter McFadden, CB, Auburn
BUCCANEERS (Archie Bunker) C.J. Wilson, DE, East Carolina
DOLPHINS (ChiefsCountry) Trevard Lindley, CB, Kentucky
DOLPHINS (ChiefsCountry) Cameron Sheffield, OLB, Troy
PANTHERS (doomy3) Jarrett Brown, QB, West Virginia
SEAHAWKS (Mr. Flopnuts) Clay Harbor FB/TE Missouri State
BROWNS (billay) Freddie Barnes, WR, Bowling Green
BILLS (Marco Polo) Phillip Dillard, LB, Nebraska
DOLPHINS (ChiefsCountry) Darryl Sharpton, LB, Miami
JAGUARS (BigChiefFan) Lonyae Miller, RB, Fresno State
BEARS (billay) Sergio Render, G, Virginia Tech
NINERS (Pestilence) Jonathan Crompton, QB, Tennessee
BRONCOS (Direckshun) Brandon Sharpe, OLB, Texas Tech
GIANTS (Sfeihc) Jeff Owens, DT, Georgia
TITANS (DeezNutz) Trindon Holliday, WR, LSU
BROWNS (billay) Tim Hiller, QB, Western Michigan
TEXANS (OnTheWarpath58) Armanti Edwards, WR, Appalachian State
STEELERS (BossChief) Thomas Austin, G/C, Clemson
FALCONS (BossChief) Aaron Pettrey, K, Ohio State
PATRIOTS (Hamas Jenkins) Kevin Basped, OLB, Nevada
BENGALS (doomy3) Dezmon Briscoe, WR, Kansas
BILLS (Marco Polo) Corey Peters, DE, Kentucky
PACKERS (Mecca) Zoltan Mesko, P, Michigan
RAVENS (Marco Polo) O'Brien Schofield, OLB, Wisconsin
CARDINALS (DeezNutz) Rashawn Jackson, FB, Virginia
COWBOYS (ChiefsCountry) Joe Pawelek, LB, Baylor
TEXANS (OnTheWarpath58) Deji Karim, RB, Southern Illinois
JETS (Archie Bunker) Kurt Coleman, S, Ohio State
VIKINGS (Direckshun) Patrick Stoudamire, CB, Western Illinois
EAGLES (Pestilence) Ted Larsen, C, NC State
SAINTS (BigChiefFan) Kavell Conner, LB, Clemson
PANTHERS (doomy3) Blair White, WR, Michigan State
JAGUARS (BigChiefFan) John Estes, C, Hawaii
PANTHERS (doomy3) Brandon Banks, KR, Kansas State
PATRIOTS (Hamas Jenkins) Kade Weston, NT, Georgia
NINERS (Pestilence) Ekom Udofia, NT, Stanford
TITANS (DeezNutz) LaMarcus Coker, RB, Hampton


Round 7

RAMS (Hamas Jenkins) Keaton Kristick, OLB, Oregon State
BILLS (Marco Polo) Dennis Landolt, T, Penn State
BUCCANEERS (Archie Bunker) Antonio Brown, WR, Central Michigan
REDSKINS (Mecca) Michael Hoomanawanui, TE, Illinois
DOLPHINS (ChiefsCountry) Stafon Johnson, RB, USC
SEAHAWKS (Mr. Flopnuts) Levi Brown, QB, Troy
LIONS (Sfeihc) George Johnson, DE, Rutgers
RAIDERS (SNR)Joe Webb, WR, UAB
BILLS (Marco Polo) Dace Richardson, G, Iowa
BUCCANEERS (Archie Bunker) Terrell Skinner, S, Maryland
BEARS (billay) Devin Ross, CB, Arizona
DOLPHINS (ChiefsCountry)Albert McClellan, OLB, Marshall
BRONCOS (Direckshun) Kevin Jurovich, WR, San Jose State
GIANTS (Sfeihc) Crezdon Butler, CB, Clemson
TITANS (DeezNutz) Earl Mitchell, DT, Arizona
PANTHERS (doomy3) Jeff Byers, C/G, USC
NINERS (Pestilence) Andre Anderson, RB, Tulane
STEELERS (BossChief) Derek Hardman, OT, Eastern Kentucky
RAMS (Hamas Jenkins) Barry Church, SS, Toledo
TEXANS (OnTheWarpath58) Jamar Wall, CB, Texas Tech
BENGALS (doomy3) Leigh Tiffin, K, Alabama
PATRIOTS (Hamas Jenkins) Stephen Williams, WR, Toledo
PACKERS (Mecca) Junior Gallette, OLB, Stillman
PATRIOTS (Hamas Jenkins) Matt Dodge, P, East Carolina
RAVENS (Marco Polo) Garret Lindholm, K, Tarleton State
CARDINALS (DeezNutz) Joique Bell, RB, Wayne State
COWBOYS (ChiefsCountry) David Gettis, WR, Baylor
CHARGERS (SNR) Sean Canfield, QB, Oregon State
JETS (Archie Bunker) Dexter Davis, OLB, Arizona State
VIKINGS (Direckshun) Reggie Carter, MLB, UCLA
COLTS (Mr. Flopnuts) Simoni Lawrence, OLB, Minnesota
SAINTS (BigChiefFan) Adrian Tracy, OLB, William and Mary
COLTS (Mr. Flopnuts) David Pender, CB, Purdue
TITANS (DeezNutz) Shelley Smith, OG, Colorado State
STEELERS (BossChief) Raphael Priest, CB, TCU
EAGLES (Pestilence) Nolan Carroll, CB, Maryland
EAGLES (Pestilence) Shawn Lauvao, OG, Arizona State
SEAHAWKS (Mr. Flopnuts) Travis Ivey, DT, Maryland
COLTS (Mr. Flopnuts) Thomas Welch, OT, Vanderbilt
PATRIOTS (Hamas Jenkins) Joe Hawley, C, UNLV
PATRIOTS (Hamas Jenkins) Nathan Triplett, ILB, Minnesota
PANTHERS (doomy3) Nate Collins, DT, Virginia
PATRIOTS (Hamas Jenkins) Nathan Overbay, TE, Eastern Washington
RAIDERS (SNR) Jeromy Miles, FS, UMass
DOLPHINS (ChiefsCountry) Drew Davis, OT, Alabama
BUCCANEERS (Archie Bunker) Colin Peek, TE, Alabama
RAMS (Hamas Jenkins) James Starks, RB, Buffalo
LIONS (Sfeihc)

**** this. I'm not participating in this ****ing off-shoot thread.

It happened last year too, either the limit for posts has to be expanded or we'll never get a full draft in 1 thread.

I almost took this player in the 4th, and never expected he would still be available here. The Panthers are very thin at QB with the release of Delhomme and look to upgrade the position here. This guy is very raw, and will have a ton to learn, but he has a good amount of upside. If he can learn to run a pro style offense, then he can be a starting QB in this league. He will need to sit for at least two seasons, which should be enough time for the Matt Moore experiment to run it's course. With their sixth round pick, the Panthers select Jarrett Brown, QB, West Virginia.

Well, there's still a guy on the board that I think can come in and contribute to a team pretty quickly. Honestly I figured he would've been drafted by now. And I'm not going to even bother with a write up because I think everyone here is familiar with him anyways.

The Seattle Seahawks select Clay Harbor FB/TE Missouri State.

I'm shocked that everyone is shocked that their selections are still on the board.

Why not take a gamble here? Browns select Freddie Barnes Bowling Green

If Barnes works out, you've got a #2 WR in Massaquoi, and a slot guy to go along with C.J. Spiller. Could be a dynamic offense if you just add a QB and get a #1 WR.

You guys know how I feel about Freddie. I made it a point not to draft him in this draft to see where you guys had him rated. This kid is a hit and Cleveland would do well to draft him, any team would.

The Buffalo Bills select Phillip Dillard, LB, Nebraska.

Yea don't forget I drafted Dorin Dickerson too. They traded Quinn after I made most of these moves. I didn't really have a chance at a franchise QB in this draft anyway.

I thought about drafting him.

It wasn't the display that Freddie Barnes wanted to put on for scouts at BG's Pro Day.

A last minute change of plans moved the drills outside, which had a detrimental effect on Barnes' showing.

"I had to run home and get my cleats, which kind of messed with my preparation. My legs felt heavy, and my start time I was slipping on the field," Barnes said.

Not only did Barnes have to run home and get his cleats, but he also had to adjust from Astro Turf, which he had been working out on over the past two months, to field turf which is a "much different surface."

The difference in the surface was visible during Barnes' 40-yard dash, something he needed a strong showing in, as speed has been the biggest question surrounding the wide out.

"Some guys clocked me around mid-4.6, last week; I was running a lot better, so I was real disappointed with that," Barnes said.

While Barnes struggled during physical tests, he improved his showing during the position drills where he hauled in passes from quarterback Tyler Sheehan and was tested on his route running ability.

"He did well. He struggled a bit at first, but when it came time to run routes he did well and impressed the scouts," Sheehan said.

In front of scouts from 15 different NFL teams, Barnes ran fades, slants and almost every other variety of routes showing his consistent hands and playmaker ability.

"They love my hands and like me as a receiver," Barnes said. "People now just want to see me run."

With the NFL draft a little over a month away on April 22, Barnes has already gotten strong feelings from several teams, particularly Detroit, Kansas City, Indianapolis and Cincinnati.

"A lot of teams need receivers, so we'll see," Barnes said.

If Barnes is drafted on April 22, he'll already be somewhat prepared for life as a professional athlete thanks to his close friend Julian Wright.

Wright, a forward for the NBA's New Orleans Hornets, has been friends with Barnes since they were both in high school, and has been giving his friend advice during the pre-draft process.

"I've actually talked to him about it, he's a better person than he is basketball player and I have no problem asking him for advice," Barnes said. "It's pretty cool to have a best friend in the NBA."

With his success in his senior year and during this past off-season, Barnes is hoping that soon Wright will have a best friend in the NFL.

To be honest I don't care what Barnes runs dude knows how to catch the ball and if he can do it on third downs he'll be a valuable WR.

I just thought it was an interesting article. I've said all along he could be a Bobby Engram type player.