****OFFICIAL Walterfootball.com Mock Draft Thread****

[The Franchise]

www.walterfootball.com

I'll try and update this periodically throughout the season.

17. Charles Harris, DE/OLB, Missouri

The Chiefs currently aren't getting any pressure on the quarterback. That's obviously because Justin Houston is out, but Dee Ford, starting in his place, has done nothing. Tamba Hali doesn't have much longer remaining as a pro, so the Chiefs will need to find a suitable replacement for him.


49. Anthony Walker, ILB, Northwestern

The Chiefs could spend a second-day selection on an inside linebacker, given that Derrick Johnson is nearing retirement.

[Quesadilla Joe]

DJ and Bucky Brooks did a mock on their podcast and gave KC Deshaun Watson (Trebisky went to Chi, Kizer to AZ, and Mahomes didn't get drafted in the first)

KC's pick is around the 39:20 mark.
http://www.nfl.com/podcasts?id=238c8...4db05d38748ddd


They gave Denver OJ Howard who's the guy I want Denver to take.

[Bowser]

Mahomes out of the first? I can't believe both the Texans and the Chiefs would pass him up....

And I hope OJ Howard gets drafted by an NFC team.

[raybec 4]

Walters latest update:
Kizer
Tim Williams
Montravious dams
Duke Riley

[BryanBusby]

Originally Posted by raybec 4

Walters latest update:
Kizer
Tim Williams
Montravious dams
Duke Riley

That would be a good ass draft.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Miller's most recent mock, Mahomes was picked by Houston...

27 Kansas City Chiefs RB Dalvin Cook, FSU

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...ce=twitter.com

[Urc Burry]

Originally Posted by Quesadilla Joe

Miller's most recent mock, Mahomes was picked by Houston...

http://bleacherreport.com/articles/2...ce=twitter.com

Read his stock his sinking like a rock due to off the field concerns. I would love the pick though

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by Urc Burry

Read his stock his sinking like a rock due to off the field concerns. I would love the pick though

What are his off field issues? Did he Joe Mixon some ho? Or Laramie Tunsil it?

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by Urc Burry

Read his stock his sinking like a rock due to off the field concerns. I would love the pick though

I've read he's had shoulder problems since high school and that could be another reason he could fall.

[Quesadilla Joe]

Originally Posted by raybec 4

What are his off field issues? Did he Joe Mixon some ho? Or Laramie Tunsil it?

.@SABmetrics Dalvin Cook has: BB gun incident, battery arrest (not guilty), cited for mistreatment of animals.

— Matt Miller (@nfldraftscout) February 9, 2017

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Chiefs are not taking a ****ing RB in round 1. There is no way under God that Dorsey could be that stupid.

[The Franchise]

Updated after the combine.

27. Deshaun Watson, QB, Clemson

Andy Reid selected Kevin Kolb with his initial draft choice back in 2007. Donovan McNabb was entrenched as his starter, but he was about to turn 31, and Reid was thinking of the future. Perhaps Reid will make a similar decision at this juncture, as Alex Smith is a few months away from 33. Smith performed poorly this past season, so the Chiefs need to get better at quarterback anyway.

I should note that no team we've spoken to has Deshaun Watson as a first-round prospect. One high-ranking personnel man in the NFC told me he has Watson as a third-round prospect. It's so much like the Teddy Bridgewater draft, when the media had Bridgewater in the first round, and yet NFL franchises considered him to be a second-day prospect, even before his woeful pro day. However, this was prior to the national championship, so I have to believe some team will trade up into the back end of the opening frame to take Watson, much like the Vikings did with Bridgewater. In this case, Kansas City is simply taking Watson with its own pick, and I think it's a very logical selection.

59. Tim Williams, DE/OLB, Alabama

With Tamba Hali nearing retirement and Dee Ford hitting free agency soon, the Chiefs could be in the market for a new edge rusher. Tim Williams has Randy Gregory-type off-the-field concerns, but Andy Reid has taken chances on troubled players.

91. Joe Mixon, RB, Oklahoma

The Chiefs cut Jamaal Charles, so they'll need to spend an early-round selection on a new running back.

Joe Mixon is an ultra-talented running back, but will slip in the draft because he punched a woman a couple of years ago. However, Andy Reid has given second chances to players, so perhaps he'll give Mixon a shot to redeem himself, just as he did with Tyreek Hill.

103. Jake Butt, TE, Michigan

Andy Reid loves using multiple tight ends, so this is an option despite Travis Kelce being on the roster. This is some major value, as Jake Butt getting hurt caused him to drop two rounds.

132. Damore'ea Stringefellow, WR, Ole Miss

Jeremy Maclin likely won't be around in Kansas City much longer because of his salary. The Chiefs could use a mid-round selection on a receiver.


Let's just draft all the players with issues!!!

[Bowser]

So is this Walter's thing now? He's moved on from giving us 5 linemen in 7 rounds to giving us every player that has any character issue because we took Tyreek Hill?

That said, in a vacuum, that is a lot of potential talent right there.

[The Franchise]

Charlie's latest. Keep in mind that Trubisky, Kizer and Mahomes went before our pick and we passed on Watson (who was taken at 33).

27. Corey Davis, WR, Western Michigan

The Chiefs grab a third play-maker to pair with Jeremy Maclin and Tyreek Hill.

As a senior, Davis amassed 97 receptions for 1,500 yards and 19 touchdowns. Sources say the 6-foot-3, 209-pounder is long and athletic. He has impressed evaluators with good route-running, hands and deceptive speed. They like his run-after-the-catch skills and size.

Davis was banged up somewhat in 2015, but still produced, totaling 90 receptions for 1,436 yards with 12 touchdowns. In 2014, Davis was excellent with 78 catches for 1,408 yards and 15 touchdowns. He had quality production as a freshman as well (67-941-6).

59. Fabian Moreau, CB, UCLA

The Chiefs could use more corner talent around Marcus Peters.

Moreau (6-0, 202) was one of the stars of the East-West Shrine throughout the week as he impressed teams with his size, physicality, and coverage skills. Moreau is a tough corner who is capable of running the route to prevent separation. As a senior, he totaled 31 tackles with two interceptions and 10 passes broken up.

91. Joe Mixon, RB, Oklahoma

The Chiefs grab their heir apparent to Jamaal Charles. They have taken character risks in recent years - see Marcus Peters and Tyreek Hill -, so it wouldn't be surprising if they were willing to give Mixon a chance.

Mixon is an electric runner with excellent speed and the ability to rip off a long run on any carry. He became Oklahoma's featured runner as a redshirt sophomore with an average of seven yards per carry (168 carries) for 1,183 yards with eight touchdowns while sharing carries with Samaje Perine. Mixon also was a receiving weapon with 32 receptions for 449 yards with five touchdowns.

Sources have said that they think Mixon is a serious talent with three-down starting potential in the NFL. Some teams, however, already have ruled him out because of the incident from 2014 in which he punched a woman after she declined Mixon's advances. After video of the incident was released two years later, Mixon issued a tearful apology. Some teams have already removed him from their draft boards because of the character concerns.

104. Duke Riley, ILB, LSU

The Chiefs could use more linebacker depth and a potential replacement for Derrick Johnson.

Riley (6-0, 232) was a backup before coming on as a senior. He had an impressive game against Alabama in 2016 and got better as the year progressed. Riley totaled 93 tackles with nine for a loss, 1.5 sacks, one pass batted and one interception for the season.

Riley is a fast and physical linebacker who would fit as a Will (weakside) linebacker in a 4-3 defense.

132. Davis Webb, QB, California

The Chiefs grab a big-armed quarterback to develop behind Alex Smith.

In 2016, Webb completed 62 percent of his passes for 4,295 yards with 37 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. The graduate transfer has a strong arm and can make some well-placed passes downfield. He also has good size and stands tall in the pocket. Webb shows some field vision to work through his progressions, but he doesn't have mobility for the NFL. In terms of the critical characteristic of accuracy, Webb has potential. Sources say Webb (6-4, 229) can be erratic, but that they like him enough to think of him as a potential second-day pick. California's offense does a poor job of preparing quarterbacks for the NFL - see Jared Goff -, so Webb will have to learn calling plays in the huddle, working under center, traditional footwork for a pro quarterback, and running NFL plays instead of California's Bear Raid college plays.

[raybec 4]

Originally Posted by Pestilence

Charlie's latest. Keep in mind that Trubisky, Kizer and Mahomes went before our pick and we passed on Watson (who was taken at 33).

27. Corey Davis, WR, Western Michigan

The Chiefs grab a third play-maker to pair with Jeremy Maclin and Tyreek Hill.

As a senior, Davis amassed 97 receptions for 1,500 yards and 19 touchdowns. Sources say the 6-foot-3, 209-pounder is long and athletic. He has impressed evaluators with good route-running, hands and deceptive speed. They like his run-after-the-catch skills and size.

Davis was banged up somewhat in 2015, but still produced, totaling 90 receptions for 1,436 yards with 12 touchdowns. In 2014, Davis was excellent with 78 catches for 1,408 yards and 15 touchdowns. He had quality production as a freshman as well (67-941-6).

59. Fabian Moreau, CB, UCLA

The Chiefs could use more corner talent around Marcus Peters.

Moreau (6-0, 202) was one of the stars of the East-West Shrine throughout the week as he impressed teams with his size, physicality, and coverage skills. Moreau is a tough corner who is capable of running the route to prevent separation. As a senior, he totaled 31 tackles with two interceptions and 10 passes broken up.

91. Joe Mixon, RB, Oklahoma

The Chiefs grab their heir apparent to Jamaal Charles. They have taken character risks in recent years - see Marcus Peters and Tyreek Hill -, so it wouldn't be surprising if they were willing to give Mixon a chance.

Mixon is an electric runner with excellent speed and the ability to rip off a long run on any carry. He became Oklahoma's featured runner as a redshirt sophomore with an average of seven yards per carry (168 carries) for 1,183 yards with eight touchdowns while sharing carries with Samaje Perine. Mixon also was a receiving weapon with 32 receptions for 449 yards with five touchdowns.

Sources have said that they think Mixon is a serious talent with three-down starting potential in the NFL. Some teams, however, already have ruled him out because of the incident from 2014 in which he punched a woman after she declined Mixon's advances. After video of the incident was released two years later, Mixon issued a tearful apology. Some teams have already removed him from their draft boards because of the character concerns.

104. Duke Riley, ILB, LSU

The Chiefs could use more linebacker depth and a potential replacement for Derrick Johnson.

Riley (6-0, 232) was a backup before coming on as a senior. He had an impressive game against Alabama in 2016 and got better as the year progressed. Riley totaled 93 tackles with nine for a loss, 1.5 sacks, one pass batted and one interception for the season.

Riley is a fast and physical linebacker who would fit as a Will (weakside) linebacker in a 4-3 defense.

132. Davis Webb, QB, California

The Chiefs grab a big-armed quarterback to develop behind Alex Smith.

In 2016, Webb completed 62 percent of his passes for 4,295 yards with 37 touchdowns and 12 interceptions. The graduate transfer has a strong arm and can make some well-placed passes downfield. He also has good size and stands tall in the pocket. Webb shows some field vision to work through his progressions, but he doesn't have mobility for the NFL. In terms of the critical characteristic of accuracy, Webb has potential. Sources say Webb (6-4, 229) can be erratic, but that they like him enough to think of him as a potential second-day pick. California's offense does a poor job of preparing quarterbacks for the NFL - see Jared Goff -, so Webb will have to learn calling plays in the huddle, working under center, traditional footwork for a pro quarterback, and running NFL plays instead of California's Bear Raid college plays.

That would give us some real fire power on offense, outside the quarterback that is.

[Sweet Daddy Hate]

Yay! Another receiver who will get no looks!

Well done!