Who Do You Think KC Will Draft Round 1?

[kccrow]

Simple question. This is truly a who will it be question. It can evolve over time.

My pick is Phillip Dorsett, WR, Miami.

Mocks abound have him in the 2nd, 3rd, 4th round. Nah, not with that speed. There's a legit possibility that kid runs in the 4.2s and is a certainty to run in the mid-4.3s.

He's a virtual clone of DeSean Jackson in almost every way. I think Reid tries to strike gold twice and asks Dorsey to reach to get it. Dorsett is a virtual joystick.

I know Jackson was taken in the middle of round 2, but Jackson has produced at the NFL level. I see teams looking hard at Dorsett early. Jackson has had 900+ yards in every season except for his injury shortened 2012 (700 yards) and has broken 1000 4 times.

[Direckshun]

At this point, I think Sammie Coates is in the catbirdseat. Only because I have yet to pick a tackle that the Chiefs adore at this point.

Until an OL emerges as a slam dunk pick, there's simply no player in this draft that fits the Chiefs M.O. that'll be available at #18 better than Sammie Coates.

[RealSNR]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

At this point, I think Sammie Coates is in the catbirdseat. Only because I have yet to pick a tackle that the Chiefs adore at this point.

Until an OL emerges as a slam dunk pick, there's simply no player in this draft that fits the Chiefs M.O. that'll be available at #18 better than Sammie Coates.

3-cone 3-cone 3-cone.

That's what Dorsey cares about. I think we'll know a lot about the receivers we'll target when the combine hits.

Until then, it's anyone's guess.

[Direckshun]

Look at Dorsey's track record in bringing in new receivers.

Avery. Jenkins. Albert Wilson. Hammond.

The Chiefs have a prototype at WR, and Sammie Coates fits it to a T. Speed, speed, mother****ing speed.

[RunKC]

I've said Sammie Coates as well. He fits Dorsey's style

But goddamn would it be awesome if we could trade down, pick up another pick and draft Dorsett

[royalschiefs]

Originally Posted by Direckshun

Look at Dorsey's track record in bringing in new receivers.

Avery. Jenkins. Albert Wilson. Hammond.

The Chiefs have a prototype at WR, and Sammie Coates fits it to a T. Speed+drops, speed+drops, mother****ing speed+drops.

FTFY

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by RunKC

I've said Sammie Coates as well. He fits Dorsey's style

But goddamn would it be awesome if we could trade down, pick up another pick and draft Dorsett

You can trade picks on draft day? /Dorsey

[smith11]

marcus peters---Dorsey finds replacement for sean smith who he wont resign after next season

[Saccopoo]

Jesus Stop Dancing Christ...

They aren't taking Dorsett with the #18 pick. They aren't taking Sammie Coats with the #18 pick.

If they don't fix that offensive line first and foremost, Hunt will string up Dorsey and Reid by their balls.

Dorsey may like speed, but he's also the guy who drafted Bulaga and Sherrod back to back in the first rounds of the 2010 and 2011 Drafts because Green Bay's shit offensive line was getting Rogers murdered.

Guess what? The Chiefs offensive line is getting Smith murdered.

That draft pick is going to be the highest offensive lineman that Dorsey has on the board when the eighteenth pick rolls around.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

Dorsey may like speed, but he's also the guy who drafted Bulaga and Sherrod back to back in the first rounds of the 2010 and 2011 Drafts because Green Bay's shit offensive line was getting Rogers murdered.

Is he now?

Didn't realize that a college scout was the one making the picks in GB.

[Chiefnj2]

They will probably draft someone slotted for the early 2nd round.

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by jd1020

Is he now?

Didn't realize that a college scout was the one making the picks in GB.

Yeah, he is.

In 2000, Dorsey returned to the Packers, taking over again as Director of College Scouting. He remained in that position through 2011, and winning a Super Bowl ring. In 2012 he was named Director of Football Operations.[3] Dorsey is credited with making the Packers one of the best drafting teams in the NFL, helping choose star players like Aaron Rodgers, Clay Matthews and Greg Jennings.

Dorsey was instrumental in helping build Green Bay into a perennial contender, first as a college scout from 1991-97 and then as director of college scouting from 1997-98 -- a period that roughly coincided with Reid's time as a Packers assistant coach.

Dorsey spent one season with the Seattle Seahawks before returning to Green Bay, where he was director of college scouting from 2000-12 and director of football operations this season.

During that time, the Packers have won six division titles, a conference championship and the 2010 Super Bowl. They've also made nine playoff appearances in the past 12 seasons.

Dorsey helped select quarterback Aaron Rodgers with the 24th overall pick in the 2005 draft, and has been a part of several other solid draft choices: linebacker Nick Barnett in 2003, wide receiver Greg Jennings and linebacker A.J. Hawk in 2006, wide receiver Jordy Nelson and tight end Jermichael Finley in 2008, and defensive tackle B.J. Raji in 2010.

Dorsey, who played linebacker for the Packers in the 1980s, was instrumental in building Green Bay into a perennial contender. He was the director of college scouting from 2000-12, and spent last year as the director of football operations.

[FRCDFED]

Top OL or MLB available or maybe even the top safety to replace Eric Berry long term.

[jd1020]

Originally Posted by Saccopoo

Yeah, he is.

You know what I find hilarious about all those quotes you posted? They all talk about him as a scout and not a single player mentioned were the 2 you claimed he picked.

Nice quotes, bro.

News flash: All scouts "help" with picking players. How the **** do you think the GM makes his decisions? Based on the scouts he has hired.

[Sorter]

I also failed to see anything specifically regarding Dorsey selecting the offensive line players Sac listed.