*****The Creed Humphrey Thread*****

[RunKC]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

Did they not watch Reiter get abused like the gimp from Pulp Fiction two months ago?

It’s going to be amazing watching Clyde get 5 yard gains on 3rd and 1 this season

[staylor26]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

Did they not watch Reiter get abused like the gimp from Pulp Fiction two months ago?

Doesn’t matter they should’ve taken another position even if they didn’t feel that player was a fit, or felt comfortable with his medicals, or had some concerns about their love for footballs etc! It’s an exact science man! RB, LB, IOL are BAD in first 2 rounds!

[Coach]

Originally Posted by staylor26

Doesn’t matter they should’ve taken another position even if they didn’t feel that player was a fit, or felt comfortable with his medicals, or had some concerns about their love for footballs etc! It’s an exact science man! RB, LB, IOL are BAD in first 2 rounds!

Yeah, it's bad logic. If the Chiefs applied this logic last year, then Clyde shouldn't have been drafted by the Chiefs last year.

That would have been a big mistake.

[Coach]

Originally Posted by staylor26

But he’s a C and they don’t help your football team as much as other positions!

And that's where that guy doesn't understand it. Humphrey has to be a smart guy (which obviously he is, since he graduated with a degree in finance) in order to identify and recognize the defense and set protection calls.

That helps your football team as much as other positions.

[Chris Meck]

Originally Posted by Coach

And that's where that guy doesn't understand it. Humphrey has to be a smart guy (which obviously he is, since he graduated with a degree in finance) in order to identify and recognize the defense and set protection calls.

That helps your football team as much as other positions.

more than many.

It's just not a flashy position.

It's kind of like the MLB of the offense.

[Coach]

Originally Posted by Chris Meck

more than many.

It's just not a flashy position.

It's kind of like the MLB of the offense.

I also want to expand the conversation that other than Niang & Thuney, everyone O-linemen is on a one year contract (with an exception of Nick Allegretti who has two years left).

Of all the O-linemen that is on a 1 year contract, I am more than positive the only guy who will be receiving an extension (or a tag if it comes to that point) would be Orlando Brown Jr.

The others will have to prove their worth or they can go kick rocks.

[staylor26]

The Chiefs were busy putting together the last piece of the puzzle to a completely rebuilt OL with some serious upside.

They don’t give a **** about your philosophy on positional value. They’re trying to win Super Bowls, not get clicks and look smarter than everybody in the room.

[ptlyon]

Just by facial features looks like our Mongo. Not sorry if Q

[Dante84]

Yeah - this is a homerun pick. Anyone who thinks otherwise is either overthinking it, or an idiot.

[Coach]

https://www.nflmockdraftdatabase.com...umphrey/page/1

I think this is a good better indicator of where most mock drafts had him going. A lot of them had him going late first round.

[Chris Meck]

This kind of pick is EXACTLY the sort of thing you need to do when you're a perennial contender drafting at the bottom of every round.

You take the BEST player at what some may consider LESSER positions, when it's a need. You don't reach for guys.

[gonefishin53]

Creed Humphrey's arm length is the same as Rodney Hudson's but he's better on all other measurables.

https://draftscout.com/dsprofile.php...DraftYear=2021

https://draftscout.com/dsprofile.php...DraftYear=2011

Great pick. No worries.

[Fish]

[Clyde Frog]

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[Fat Elvis]

Originally Posted by Clyde Frog

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