Chiefs have received 4 compensatory pks

[Mr. Laz]

Nick Jacobs ‏@Jacobs71 1m1 minute ago
The #Chiefs have received 4 compensatory picks. 3rd (34-98), two 5ths (36-172 & 37-173) & one 6th (42-217)

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

this

a real guard and Wr and we make the playoffs last year


but hey, ct would rather have some comp picks

btw the only thing these comp picks have done for us so far is jack and squat

we actually have to draft GOOD players before they mean shit

Albert, Schwartz, jairus Byrd, desean Jackson. Probably can't sign Houston or Alex Smith.

Grubbs, Alex Smith, maclin, Parker, Houston, a 3rd, 5th, 7th pick

Yeah, I'm glad we waited a year.

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

this

a real guard and Wr and we make the playoffs last year


but hey, ct would rather have some comp picks

btw the only thing these comp picks have done for us so far is jack and squat

we actually have to draft GOOD players before they mean shit

Knile Davis was a 3rd round comp pick and has scored a combined 14 TD's in his 2 years in the NFL (10 rushing, 2 receiving and 2 returns).

I'd say he is a good player.

[Hootie]

No ... according to CP Knile Davis is Trent Richardson.

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by Mile High Mania

So, teams should be penalized for being competitive? (and you forgot they added Ware) I don't understand the method really behind the madness with this process, but Denver rarely gets comp picks.

Man, wait until next year after losing what they lost this off-season.

Yep, the Broncos are going to get some good comp picks for next year's draft too. Between this draft and next year's draft the Broncos are going to have like 20 picks.

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0

No ... according to CP Knile Davis is Trent Richardson.

I think most of CP is indifferent. Just a few who think he's that bad, like jd1020.

[Hootie]

Originally Posted by Tombstone RJ

Yep, the Broncos are going to get some good comp picks for next year's draft too. Between this draft and next year's draft the Broncos are going to have like 20 picks.

and if 12 of them fall between the 4th - 7th rounds ... who cares?

anything after the 4th is basically first dibs on UDFA caliber players

5-10% chance of 1 of those guys turning into a meaningful player

never bad to have plenty of picks, but unless they are New England'ing it and picking like 6 times in the first 100 ... wgaf?

[Tombstone RJ]

Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0

and if 12 of them fall between the 4th - 7th rounds ... who cares?

anything after the 4th is basically first dibs on UDFA caliber players

5-10% chance of 1 of those guys turning into a meaningful player

never bad to have plenty of picks, but unless they are New England'ing it and picking like 6 times in the first 100 ... wgaf?

welp, what good are all these picks if your team sucks at drafting, right? Just because the Broncos are going to have a bunch of picks does not mean squat if they miss on most of those picks, but that can be said for any team, right?

What it will allow the Broncos to do is trade up using their regular picks, should they see a QB they really like in the 2016 draft.

[ct]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

this

a real guard and Wr and we make the playoffs last year


but hey, ct would rather have some comp picks

btw the only thing these comp picks have done for us so far is jack and squat

we actually have to draft GOOD players before they mean shit

no i'd have rather they signed better G depth than suck and suckier, and drafted a WR, and still had extra picks this year. Only one of our FAs lost I wanted to keep was Schwartz, the rest were good decisions.

mostly i'm pointing out how so many bitched last year, and celebrate now that we have picks.

and we agree on the value of picks, as in they have none unless they produce. a few have, more of them have yet to produce. i'd rather package our own 3rd, or 2nd if need be, move up and take an impact player for the NOW than sit and take more projects in quantity, especially given we have enough picks we could actually do BOTH this year.

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Knile Davis was a 3rd round comp pick and has scored a combined 14 TD's in his 2 years in the NFL (10 rushing, 2 receiving and 2 returns).

I'd say he is a good player.

So how does Knile Davis have ANYTHING at all to do with the outcome of our upcoming draft picks?

Maybe they will be great picks, maybe they will suck or be something in the middle. The point is that we don't know yet, merely have the picks doesn't do anything. Is it worth sacrificing a season for just the chance at having them?

let's hope so because it's done already

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

So how does Knile Davis have ANYTHING at all to do with the outcome of our upcoming draft picks?

Maybe they will be great picks, maybe they will suck or be something in the middle. The point is that we don't know yet, merely have the picks doesn't do anything. Is it worth sacrificing a season for just the chance at having them?

let's hope so because it's done already

Let's look back. So far..

Kelce and Davis look like great picks.
DAT, Fulton and Gaines looked like solid picks. Wilson and Cooper we haven't seen enough of.
We will find out if Fisher, Kush, Commings, Ford and Cat are good players this year.

I think this season will really show how good of a GM Dorsey is in the draft. A lot of guys listed above will be on display in year 2 or 3.

[BigMeatballDave]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

So how does Knile Davis have ANYTHING at all to do with the outcome of our upcoming draft picks?

Maybe they will be great picks, maybe they will suck or be something in the middle. The point is that we don't know yet, merely have the picks doesn't do anything. Is it worth sacrificing a season for just the chance at having them?

let's hope so because it's done already

Probably somewhere in the middle. No teams have great drafts every year, they just don't.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballDave

I think most of CP is indifferent. Just a few who think he's that bad, like jd1020.

Knile Davis excels at running in from the 3 yard line for a TD after Charles breaks off a 30 yard run.

Everything else he sucks at.

[DaneMcCloud]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballDave

Probably somewhere in the middle. No teams have great drafts every year, they just don't.

I guess it depends on your definition of "great" but it's hard to argue that the Baltimore Ravens don't consistently get the most out of the draft each year. Just look at their history.

http://www.pro-football-reference.co.../rav/draft.htm

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by BigMeatballDave

Probably somewhere in the middle. No teams have great drafts every year, they just don't.

when was the last great draft we had?

[Easy 6]

Originally Posted by RunKC

Knile Davis was a 3rd round comp pick and has scored a combined 14 TD's in his 2 years in the NFL (10 rushing, 2 receiving and 2 returns).

I'd say he is a good player.

Originally Posted by Hootie 2.0

No ... according to CP Knile Davis is Trent Richardson.

Yeah, Davis is underrated around here to say the least and its hard to fathom.

Most arguments against him are of the "he only averages 3.5 per carry" variety, completely neglecting to mention that its usually in very limited duty with JC at #1... everyone knows most backs need steady reps to really get into the flow of a game.

Its true that he doesn't have much wiggle, but when you can open up a decent seam for a guy going 230 with 4.3 - 4.4 speed... he doesn't need much wiggle.

I'm a big fan of the guy, we're very fortunate to have a backup like him.