Best players available after Round 1

[pugsnotdrugs19]

http://www.nfl.com/news/story/0ap300...ning-prospects

Can't tell me we aren't going to get a good player at 37.

Now, hopefully it's Alexander or Jack..

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by Sandy Cheeks

Well if he's the pick, then I will find encouragement in your post here.

What's the deal with DAT anyway? Sounds like he showed up to work last week.. so he's not dead or a certain goner, right?

Maybe DAT can still play his DAT gadget role.

I think it's clear that DAT is dead to the Chiefs. They look eager to get rid of him. Can't stay on the field. And even when he can, he doesn't seem to want to play.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

Originally Posted by jspchief

Gadget players are dumb. They never are as effective as everyone thinks they'll be. I'd much rather have a real WR.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by Rausch

Hell, Charles has natural instincts that can't be taught. Solid blocker, solid route runner, not getting in MENSA...

exactly. Nothing against Conley. I just don't know. He could be smart as it gets, but a slow learner at football, I can't say.

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

I think it's clear that DAT is dead to the Chiefs. They look eager to get rid of him. Can't stay on the field. And even when he can, he doesn't seem to want to play.

Yeah, what happened was strange.. and rather unexplained.. but he did show up. I don't want to read too much into it either way.

Just another example of the outside fans not knowing for sure what's going on.

[chiefzilla1501]

Originally Posted by jspchief

Gadget players are dumb. They never are as effective as everyone thinks they'll be. I'd much rather have a real WR.

In other words, you can know nothing about being a receiver and contribute right away. Check.

And braxton isn't dumb. He was a Heisman worthy quarterback and progressed faster at receiver in one year than many progressed in four. He has upside to be a real wr and if he does that with his athletic ability? Holy shit.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

In other words, you can know nothing about being a receiver and contribute right away. Check.

And braxton isn't dumb. He was a Heisman worthy quarterback and progressed faster at receiver in one year than many progressed in four. He has upside to be a real wr and if he does that with his athletic ability? Holy shit.

A WR that can read the D like a QB is a huge advantage.

Not just his man and the safety, but the whole field.

Hines Ward and Antonio Brown both seemed to be better off for it...

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Here is the way I am perceiving this trade, and the way you should to, because it is in fact probably reality:

Whoever it is Dorsey and co. wants, they knew was going to be available at 37. So, if you're him and you have a choice to either 'reach' for that guy and get no compensation, or move back and add some better draft choices, what would you do?

It's easy. You move back and take the picks, and I think everyone will understand by the end of the night. I'm officially on record saying that I think it's either Alexander or Green from Clemson, and probably Green because he is more likely to make it to 37, meaning the trade back was safer.

[jspchief]

Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501

In other words, you can know nothing about being a receiver and contribute right away. Check.

And braxton isn't dumb. He was a Heisman worthy quarterback and progressed faster at receiver in one year than many progressed in four. He has upside to be a real wr and if he does that with his athletic ability? Holy shit.

I'm not talking about their actual intelligence you ****ing moron. I'm talking about the idea of wasting roster spots on gadget players. It's a stupid attempt to make non NFL guys work that never actually works. They are never the "matchup nightmares" they're supposed to be. Who is the best gadget player you can think of?

[Sandy Vagina]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

Here is the way I am perceiving this trade, and the way you should to, because it is in fact probably reality:

Whoever it is Dorsey and co. wants, they knew was going to be available at 37. So, if you're him and you have a choice to either 'reach' for that guy and get no compensation, or move back and add some better draft choices, what would you do?

It's easy. You move back and take the picks, and I think everyone will understand by the end of the night. I'm officially on record saying that I think it's either Alexander or Green from Clemson, and probably Green because he is more likely to make it to 37, meaning the trade back was safer.

Damn, I hope you are right.

[Pasta Little Brioni]

If you think he can be Antonio Brown lite though of course pull trigger

[BigChiefFan]

Originally Posted by Rausch

I would argue it's not a need but I did like our 3TE offense two years ago.

Without a true threat opposite Maclin (at WR) we would at least have a more physical presence...

To be able to get the best TE prospect in the draft and pair that with Kelce gives us one heck of a duo and creates mismatches for opposing defenses. I'd say that's damn good value to trade out of the first for and is a move that Bellichek has always tried to make for the Patriots. I just like that Henry gives us another talented weapon and provides insurance in the event Kelce is injured.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by BigChiefFan

To be able to get the best TE prospect in the draft and pair that with Kelce gives us one heck of a duo and creates mismatches for opposing defenses. I'd say that's damn good value to trade out of the first for and is a move that Bellichek has always tried to make for the Patriots. I just like that Henry gives us another talented weapon and provides insurance in the event Kelce is injured.

I wasn't high on the idea but the more I think about it the more I like it.

And lets be honest - when our running game was working everything else did...

[Mr. Laz]

Originally Posted by pugsnotdrugs19

Here is the way I am perceiving this trade, and the way you should to, because it is in fact probably reality:

Whoever it is Dorsey and co. wants, they knew was going to be available at 37. So, if you're him and you have a choice to either 'reach' for that guy and get no compensation, or move back and add some better draft choices, what would you do?

It's easy. You move back and take the picks, and I think everyone will understand by the end of the night. I'm officially on record saying that I think it's either Alexander or Green from Clemson, and probably Green because he is more likely to make it to 37, meaning the trade back was safer.

That's fine, but if Dorsey didn't want WJIII then he can blow me like a pr0n star.

Dorsey needs to raise the bar

[pugsnotdrugs19]

Source says that one of the 2 players Dorsey was looking at in the first was Treadwell.

[Rausch]

Originally Posted by Mr. Laz

That's fine, but if Dorsey didn't want WJIII then he can blow me like a pr0n star.

Dorsey needs to raise the bar

The Bengals love to **** us in the draft.