Chiefs Article listing every teams worst draft pick

**jjchieffan** · 07-19-2017, 11:46 AM

I'm not going to copy and paste the entire article. It's too long and will scare off the tldr guys. But here is the AFC West and a link if you want to see the whole list. Wouldn't you know it, they list Maholmes as our worst pick. But they got Dungver right, listing the mouth breathing Bolles as their worst pick.

Kansas City Chiefs: Pat Mahomes, QB – Texas Tech (10th Overall)

This was huge stretch for a project quarterback with huge question marks entering the NFL. The Chiefs gave up the 27th and 91st overall pick as well as a 2018 first-round pick to jump 17 spots and draft a quarterback who wasn’t the best available. Obviously they felt he was, but this is a lot to give up for a win-now team with a serviceable quarterback under center.

Oakland Raiders: Eddie Vanderdoes, DT – UCLA (88th Overall)

The Raiders could very well prove me wrong with this one, because Vanderdoes was very good at one point. The issue is, he was very good three years ago. He has the potential to be a valuable asset, but seems like a long shot at this point much in part due to injuries. There were better players on the board at this point.

Denver Broncos: Garrett Bolles, OT – Utah (20th Overall)

First and foremost, I believe the Broncos went need over value here, which is okay sometimes on a win-now team. However, I find it hard with every player under such scrutiny for every little indiscretion in their past, how Bolles’ just gets a pass through this whole process while others are plummeting for much less. He’s reformed and rehabbed, but so have others. So what makes him different?

Los Angeles Chargers: Desmond King, S – Iowa (151st Overall)

I didn’t love the Chargers going back to back safeties here after taking the superior Rayshawn Jenkins out of Miami in the previous round. The Chargers have multiple holes on this team and used five consecutive picks on just offensive line and safeties. The line certainly needed the help, but doubling up on safeties seems like a bit much.

http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/2...st-pick-050817

07-19-2017, 11:46 AM	Topic Starter
jjchieffan Supporter Join Date: Dec 2005 Location: Highlandville, MO Casino cash: $2222248	Article listing every teams worst draft pick I'm not going to copy and paste the entire article. It's too long and will scare off the tldr guys. But here is the AFC West and a link if you want to see the whole list. Wouldn't you know it, they list Maholmes as our worst pick. But they got Dungver right, listing the mouth breathing Bolles as their worst pick. Kansas City Chiefs: Pat Mahomes, QB – Texas Tech (10th Overall) This was huge stretch for a project quarterback with huge question marks entering the NFL. The Chiefs gave up the 27th and 91st overall pick as well as a 2018 first-round pick to jump 17 spots and draft a quarterback who wasn’t the best available. Obviously they felt he was, but this is a lot to give up for a win-now team with a serviceable quarterback under center. Oakland Raiders: Eddie Vanderdoes, DT – UCLA (88th Overall) The Raiders could very well prove me wrong with this one, because Vanderdoes was very good at one point. The issue is, he was very good three years ago. He has the potential to be a valuable asset, but seems like a long shot at this point much in part due to injuries. There were better players on the board at this point. Denver Broncos: Garrett Bolles, OT – Utah (20th Overall) First and foremost, I believe the Broncos went need over value here, which is okay sometimes on a win-now team. However, I find it hard with every player under such scrutiny for every little indiscretion in their past, how Bolles’ just gets a pass through this whole process while others are plummeting for much less. He’s reformed and rehabbed, but so have others. So what makes him different? Los Angeles Chargers: Desmond King, S – Iowa (151st Overall) I didn’t love the Chargers going back to back safeties here after taking the superior Rayshawn Jenkins out of Miami in the previous round. The Chargers have multiple holes on this team and used five consecutive picks on just offensive line and safeties. The line certainly needed the help, but doubling up on safeties seems like a bit much. http://www.foxsports.com/nfl/story/2...st-pick-050817
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