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03-07-2015, 06:30 PM | #2 |
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03-07-2015, 08:16 PM | #3 |
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Don't know much about McCain, but otherwise looks great. Very realistic as well. Not sure if you can get Hali and Ellis that cheap, but otherwise IMO well done.
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In a word.. excellent. Hartline really that good?
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At this point, I do not like Flowers, especially as a first round pick where you want a guy who has the potential to play, at minimum, RT or either guard spot. He's got poor feet and a horrible kick step.
I'd go Rashard Greene or Tyler Lockett over Devin Smith in the second. Both Greene and Lockett are impeccable route runners and willing blockers, despite their size and both have more than acceptable long speed. Smith was never asked to run a full route tree in college and I'm worried that won't translate well over to the next level. The Chiefs need guys who are going to come in and be polished on route running. It's why I was so high on Beckham last season. I'm not completely sold on Stephone Anthony. He had a remarkably good defensive line in front of him to keep him clean. Seems to have trouble working to the ball on pass plays. Goes downhill well, but it looks like he gets tangled up on the offensive linemen more than he should. At this point, I can't see Dorsey even touching a CB that's under 6' no matter how skilled they may be. Tall and strong, he's looking for prototypes in the press scheme Sutton uses. Heuerman and Vigil are absolute draft winners in my book as I love those two guys for the Chiefs system/current personnel. |
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03-07-2015, 10:28 PM | #6 |
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Over 70 catches and over 1000 yards in back-to-back years of 2012 and 2013. Had a PCL tear at the end of 2013. I don't think he was 100% in 2014 and it affected him a good portion of the year, production dropped to 39 catches for 474 yards. Wasn't quite as explosive with his worst YPC of his career (12.2).
Should be back to 100%, and he's getting quite a bit of interest. He's a very consistent possession type that knows a WCO. He's good at getting open and catching the football. Those two things in combination have been severely lacking in KC. He's a good bridge as KC rebuilds their receiving corps. Not sure New England is going to let him get away, but you never know. I'm hoping he comes to KC and doesn't leave, but that's my opinion. |
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03-07-2015, 10:47 PM | #7 | |
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I can see your point on Greene and Lockett, but Lockett to me is limited to the slot. I think Greene might be too. The Chiefs need an outside threat and Smith runs better routes than he's given credit for. As for Mager, he's 5'11-1/2". In case you want to know, Darrelle Revis is the exact same height and was only 3 pounds heavier than Mager coming out, Sutton was with the NYJ when they drafted him. Tramon Williams is 5'11-1/8" and Sam Shields is 5'10-3/4", and Dorsey was with GB when they drafted both of them. I think you are off base with the assumption that they must have this humongous CB. It's simply not true. The best CBs in the NFL are between 5'10"-6'1" because they have enough length to keep stride deep, yet enough agility to flip and mirror with quicker receivers. Obviously if you can get a longer CB that can do that, great, but they don't grow on trees. I remember a study put out, probably 2011, by Pro Football Reference about Pro Bowl CBs. It was something to the affect that 80% of those CBs fall within the range I listed with the heaviest concentration at 5'11". Looking at the CBs selected since, that really hasn't changed. There are few CBs in the league that are legitimately talented and over 6'1" or taller. In 2014, 2 CBs made the Pro Bowl that were "near" 6'1", Patrick Peterson (6'0-1/4") and Aqib Talib (6'0-3/4"). 1 CB was over that, Richard Sherman at 6'2-5/8". |
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I'm told linebacker Stephone Anthony had a phenomenal day. He only did position drills but teams were impressed with his overall performance, especially his cover skills. Anthony met with the Minnesota Vikings and San Francisco 49ers yesterday before having dinner with the Philadelphia Eagles. Anthony has been on a straight shot north up draft boards since September. He stood out during the Senior Bowl, then looked terrific at the Combine and capped it off today at pro day. How high will Anthony be selected? The second round seems like a lock but it now looks as though he'll be chosen in the early to middle part of the frame. That poses a problem for a team like the Green Bay Packers, who've shown a lot of interest in the linebacker. Might not make it to the 3rd rd but great pick up if that happens!
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03-08-2015, 10:36 AM | #9 |
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Anthony was decent, but I don't know about taking him earlier than the 3rd. I like his height/weight/speed combo and he did some things nice. He had alot of talent around him and wasn't really what I'd consider a star. I think he can become something good in the league, but I didn't see enough to make me think he should be a 2nd round pick.
You think about guys like James Laurinaitis and Paul Posluszny that were absolute studs in college, and they go 2nd round. Anthony is nowhere close. |
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03-08-2015, 06:19 PM | #10 |
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Seen something out there about Boling probably being a 5-6 million per guy and Wisniewski a 3.5 million per guy. Might have to reconsider my offseason wish list again if that's the case. If you could get Boling at 5.5 and Wisniewski at 3.5, that's better to me than Hudson at 9 per and whatever the Chiefs can scrape up at LG.
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Arm Length is far more important than height for Dorsey corners.
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