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yeah, it's not as interesting a question as it seemed when i was high... |
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I really don't see another option other than Geno. However, here's a hypothetical: I believe that Alex Smith is going to be the major veteran QB acquisition this off-season for teams thinking that they need a guy sooner rather than later or that don't feel that the talent level is available in the draft equal to what Smith offers. He's got a two years left on a three year deal worth $24 million that has $7.5 million on it for 2013 & 2014. Bonus aren't anything to worry about. It's not a ridiculous contract for a starting QB who was leading the league in completion percentage and QB rating in 2012. He won't stretch the field but he's an accurate short and mid guy who is capable of spreading it around quickly. Good athlete as well. Arizona NY Jets Jacksonville Buffalo Cleveland Kansas City Would have to be considered as teams that will take a look at Smith. If the Chiefs went that route, and kept the 34 defensive alignment that they are currently set up to run and they have to keep the pick, my mock would potentially look like this: 1. Dee Milliner, CB; Alabama 2. Justin Hunter, WR; Tennessee 3. Lance Jones, QB; Oklahoma 4. Margus Hunt, DE; SMU 5. Kiko Alonso, ILB; Oregon 6. Michael Williams, TE; Alabama 7. Brad McDougald, S; Kansas |
Chiefs have gotten the plug in QB for their entire history. It needs to stop.
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smith and jones would depress the hell out of me |
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And you could get him a lot cheaper than Smith's 7.5 million dollar salary. And while Wilson is good, I'd be a little scared to draft him in the first round due to his injury history as well as his somewhat erratic performance this season. The concussions scare the hell out of me, especially when this guy is going to be the teams QBOTF. And he's basically the same guy as Geno (size, tough guy, got a little fire in him, good arm, etc.) and I think that Geno has better touch, delivery, accuracy and awareness. (Wilson takes some huge hits in the pocket a lot.) And there isn't a defensive player or skill position offensive guy (LT, WR, RB) that is as good at their position as Geno is at his. No, it's Geno and it's not close. |
Newly updated to reflect the near guaranteed move up the charts by Stedman Bailey, who most likely won't be available with the Chiefs fourth round pick.
Kruger gets the fourth round nod as Dorsey is most likely gone and Jackson has been less than stellar. As well Pit and Bailey haven't shown much over the 2012 season for the Chiefs. Kruger has the bloodlines, size, drive and skill. Also re-added Blaize Foltz as the seventh rounder with the retirement of Lilja and the lack of progress by Asamoah and Allen during the 2012 season. Foltz is a beast and struggled with injuries the past two seasons, but when healthy, he can take over the point of attack. |
Well it certainly addresses our positions of need, in the order I would if all things are equal.
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This is the best mock draft you've ever done.
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Shayne Skov is returning to Stanford for his Senior year.
http://www.mercurynews.com/stanford-...rning-stanford |
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No WR?
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Goddammit. I really wanted him as a Chief this next year. He's looking for first round money obviously. Redo. |
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