Make your selection for the Chiefs.

[Direckshun]

1. Tampa Bay Buccaneers: QB Marcus Mariota, Oregon
2. Jacksonville Jaguars: DE/DT Leonard Williams, USC
3. Oakland Raiders: OT Cedric Ogbuhei, Texas A&M
4. Tennessee Titans: DE/OLB Randy Gregory, Nebraska
5. New York Jets: WR Amari Cooper, Alabama
6. Washington Redskins: OT Andrus Peat, Stanford
7. St. Louis Rams: QB Jameis Winston, Florida State
8. Minnesota Vikings: RB Todd Gurley, Georgia
9. Cleveland Browns: DE/OLB Shane Ray, Missouri
10. Houston Texans: S Landon Collins, Alabama
11. Pittsburgh Steelers: CB P.J. Williams, Florida State
12. Miami Dolphins: CB Marcus Peters, Washington
13. Cleveland Browns: OT Brandon Scherff, Iowa
14. Atlanta Falcons: DE/OLB Dante Fowler, Florida
15. Chicago Bears: CB Ronald Darby, Florida State
16. New York Giants: DE/OLB Shilique Calhoun, Michigan State
17. New Orleans Saints: DE/OLB Vic Beasley, Clemson
18. Kansas City Chiefs: ???

Who do you select?

[OldSchool]

If you want another athletic TE, take a look at SC's Rory Anderson. He is a much more capable, willing, and physical blocker than Funchess is. He has great body control, is strong at the point of the catch, great ball skills, and pretty good speed for a guy his size. Plus he won't cost a 1st round pick. I think he will be perfect in the move TE role.

[Direckshun]

Funchess is a bit of a soft bitch. He makes Jimmy Graham look like Jason Dunn.

[kccrow]

If you want a TE that can block and catch some passes, go draft Koyack from Notre Dame.

If you want a big ass WR like Kelvin Benjamin, then draft Funchess.

That's my 2 cents.

[OldSchool]

Meh, Koyack is ok, nothing special.

In all seriousness, Harris is fine. If we let him go and he lights it up somewhere else after showing tremendous improvements since he got here, we'll all be kicking ourselves.

Julian Thomas took 2 years before he did something in his 3rd season of learning how to play TE after converting from mostly playing basketball in college but had 1 year of college football.

Demetrius Harris didn't play any college football at all, yet he's already come far enough along to be an active player on game days. He may not have the stats right now, but that's pretty significant.

[kccrow]

Originally Posted by OldSchool

Meh, Koyack is ok, nothing special.

In all seriousness, Harris is fine. If we let him go and he lights it up somewhere else after showing tremendous improvements since he got here, we'll all be kicking ourselves.

Julian Thomas took 2 years before he did something in his 3rd season of learning how to play TE after converting from mostly playing basketball in college but had 1 year of college football.

Demetrius Harris didn't play any college football at all, yet he's already come far enough along to be an active player on game days. He may not have the stats right now, but that's pretty significant.

I don't think anyone is expecting KC to ditch Harris, he's making progress constantly. I think everyone is looking at replacing Fasano, which almost has to happen with that contract versus his real value and the emergence of Kelce as the guy that should be starting.

[OldSchool]

Originally Posted by kccrow

I don't think anyone is expecting KC to ditch Harris, he's making progress constantly. I think everyone is looking at replacing Fasano, which almost has to happen with that contract versus his real value and the emergence of Kelce as the guy that should be starting.

That should be easy to do in FA, no need to waste a pick on the 3rd TE. I fully expect Harris and Kelce to be the future at TE on this team. Would love to see a bigger version of the Gronk+Hernandez (without the "partying" with 16 year olds and murder) combo here in KC.

[Exoter175]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

I think we could use another athletic TE like Funchess.

The Chiefs are already showing themselves very adept in their multiple TE formations.

I think that's out of necessity and the fact that we literally have almost all the necessary tools to pull it off in the process. Harris is nothing but a blocking right now, despite his athleticism. He's got stone hands, doesn't know the plays, and is probably too stupid for this system, and therefore will be gone soon, hopefully. As for using another athletic TE, maybe in the super late rounds sure, and the reasoning for that is because we "should" be losing both Fasano and Harris this year, and we could use a solid "all around" guy with a little speed who can block well on the move and have a "body enough" to catch balls on short downs using his body.

Right now, though, Kelce is a god send and we will be putting his work forward from here on out. Those 3 TE sets that we've seen, putting two blockers out on the wing, and tossing screens to Kelce can seriously threaten the near-red zone defenses when they give us the space we need. We've seen this like 6 times this year, and have gone 6 for 6 with either picking up the first down or scoring.

Originally Posted by OldSchool

Meh, Koyack is ok, nothing special.

In all seriousness, Harris is fine. If we let him go and he lights it up somewhere else after showing tremendous improvements since he got here, we'll all be kicking ourselves.

Julian Thomas took 2 years before he did something in his 3rd season of learning how to play TE after converting from mostly playing basketball in college but had 1 year of college football.

Demetrius Harris didn't play any college football at all, yet he's already come far enough along to be an active player on game days. He may not have the stats right now, but that's pretty significant.

I won't be kicking myself if he turns out well somewhere else , he's literally been less than worthless here, and looked like garbage even in pre-season for a guy with "1" talent working against 2's and 3s. And as far as being an "active" player on game days, that's almost semantics because sure, he sees a couple plays, but he's not really a contributing factor, considering Bowe and Hemingway can block almost as well as he can, without having to pull one of them off the field. And we all know the guy isn't going to actually catch the ball if its thrown at him.

[Exoter175]

Originally Posted by kccrow

I don't think anyone is expecting KC to ditch Harris, he's making progress constantly. I think everyone is looking at replacing Fasano, which almost has to happen with that contract versus his real value and the emergence of Kelce as the guy that should be starting.

I'm absolutely looking at replacing Harris, and I believe the only way he stays is financial, though its a strong stay option.

[OldSchool]

Originally Posted by Exoter175

I'm absolutely looking at replacing Harris, and I believe the only way he stays is financial, though its a strong stay option.

You clearly have no idea what you're talking about, lol.

[Exoter175]

Originally Posted by OldSchool

You clearly have no idea what you're talking about, lol.

I don't?

Explain to me, then, what Harris has done in his NFL career in the regular season. I'll wait. Because if your answer is "****ING NOTHING" then you'd be using my opinion of him, and I'd default "know what I"m talking about".

Does he have talent? Yes.

Does he look more lost than a virgin at a porn convention? Absolutely. That kid ONLY stays if we lose Fasano and need a warm body.