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Old 02-25-2013, 02:45 PM  
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ESPN's Bill Williamson: Chiefs should trade #1 pick for Darrelle Revis

http://espn.go.com/blog/afcwest/post...chiefs-dilemma

Darrelle Revis could solve Chiefs' dilemma

February, 25, 2013

By Bill Williamson | ESPN.com


The Kansas City Chiefs’ choices with the No. 1 pick continue to be murky and it is not getting any clearer as the NFL combine comes to a close.

Thus, I think the team may have to start getting creative about the pick and it could mean taking a run at prized cornerback Darrelle Revis.

The Chiefs’ situation got more complicated with the news that Utah defensive lineman Star Lotulelei has a heart condition and he is undergoing tests. He couldn’t work out at the combine because of the matter. Unless Lotulelei gets firm medical conformation that he is at no risk because of the heart issue, there is little chance he will be taken at the top of the draft.

West Virginia quarterback Geno Smith ran well at the combine and received mixed reviews for his performances in the passing drills. He still may be a long shot at No. 1.

Thus, signs point to Kansas City taking Texas A&M left tackle Luke Joeckel at No.1. But that isn’t clear cut, either. The Chiefs like free-agent left tackle Branden Albert and remain interested in re-signing him. I wouldn’t get too excited about the possibility of drafting Joeckel and moving Albert to guard. Albert wants to stay at left tackle and he knows someone will pay him the premium to play it.

Simply letting Albert walk and drafting Joeckel would not be taking advantage of having the top pick and it wouldn’t necessarily make the Chiefs better.

They must get better by using the pick wisely. I have an idea how that could happen: go get Revis. The Jets are reportedly willing to trade the All-Pro cornerback.

I could see a scenario where the Chiefs could use the No. 1 pick as bait and get Revis, who played for new Kansas City defensive coordinator Bob Sutton in New York, and the No. 9 pick in return. There may have to be some additions on either side, but I’m not sure the Jets could get a better offer.

The Chiefs could then pair Revis with Brandon Flowers and have one of the best cornerback situations in the NFL.

Yes, Revis is coming off a torn ACL. But all reports are that he is making great progress and he is in the prime of his career. And, yes, Revis would likely require a new deal, but I think he Chiefs could find a way to keep receiver Dwayne Bowe and add Revis. That would likely mean letting Albert walk in free agency.

But with the No. 9 pick, the Chiefs could likely get Central Michigan left tackle Eric Fisher and very likely get Oklahoma’s Lane Johnson. Both are highly skilled left tackles.

In addition, reports are heavy that the Chiefs are going after San Francisco quarterback Alex Smith.

So, this is what the team’s offseason scorecard could look like:

In: Bowe, Alex Smith, Revis and a top rookie left tackle rookie.

Out: Albert and the No. 1 pick.

Looks OK to me and if somehow Albert could be kept, the Chiefs could use the No. 9 pick on Geno Smith or a top prospect at another position.

I know there are lots of hoops to go through for this scenario to unfold and I am not naïve enough to think it can occur easily. But it’s plausible through some brainstorming.

That’s exactly the point of the Chiefs’ situation. They have to get creative because there are too many questions right now about them having the No. 1 pick. They might have to get creative to make it a positive situation.
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Old 02-25-2013, 02:56 PM   #31
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Old 02-25-2013, 02:57 PM   #32
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Old 02-25-2013, 02:58 PM   #34
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Old 02-25-2013, 03:01 PM   #35
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I think 90% of this board wants Geno 1st it seems.

That's not the argument. We're all on board.

But come on at some point you have to prepare yourself for the possibility that it's not going to happen. We hear little to no buzz at all about Geno being #1 overall worthy. Now I disagree but if that's the way it's going to be, might as well have a backup plan.

This is Champ Bailey being traded from the Redskins to Broncos all over again. He's available and going to be great for several years. Just depends who wants him.
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Old 02-25-2013, 03:02 PM   #36
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So the Jets would get the number 1 pick.

Then the media would be all over Geno going #1 to the Jets. Franchise QB. Can't afford to pass him up!!!

Chiefs though... no QB worthy of #1.
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Old 02-25-2013, 03:04 PM   #37
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I think 90% of this board wants Geno 1st it seems.

That's not the argument. We're all on board.

But come on at some point you have to prepare yourself for the possibility that it's not going to happen. We hear little to no buzz at all about Geno being #1 overall worthy. Now I disagree but if that's the way it's going to be, might as well have a backup plan.

This is Champ Bailey being traded from the Redskins to Broncos all over again. He's available and going to be great for several years. Just depends who wants him.
The HUGE differences in your comparison is that 1) we're not letting Jamaal Charles go, or 2) Champ was not coming off a season where he wrecked his knee.

This whole idea can go **** itself.
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Old 02-25-2013, 03:05 PM   #38
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So the Jets would get the number 1 pick.

Then the media would be all over Geno going #1 to the Jets. Franchise QB. Can't afford to pass him up!!!

Chiefs though... no QB worthy of #1.
The media would love us to pick a LT so we can continue to be irrelevant. Then when KC ever gets mentioned they can talk about BBQ and not how awesome our sports team is.
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Old 02-25-2013, 03:05 PM   #39
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it is actually a good idea... but the Jets would not do it.

I guess he is suggesting we swap 1's and then throw in a later rnd pick?


This is a passing league, if you can get the best at the position and still grab another top 10 pick, you have had a great first day.
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I dont have a problem with getting Revis, but not if its going to cost us the best QB in the draft. No thanks
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Old 02-25-2013, 03:06 PM   #43
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Welllllllll, corner is our 2nd biggest need, now if Reid decides Geno is not his target and he's in love with Barkley or Manuel now this could be a wonderful idea. Would the Jets take Geno ? Still got a QB possibly taken at 6,7 ?? After all, Revis would make our secondary totally ****ing awesome. And I'd sure as hell rather do this than sit a #1 and tke Jokel
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The guys saying the Geno would become an equal QB prospect to Luck and RGIII if the Jets drafted him are correct.


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I think 90% of this board wants Geno 1st it seems.

That's not the argument. We're all on board.

But come on at some point you have to prepare yourself for the possibility that it's not going to happen. We hear little to no buzz at all about Geno being #1 overall worthy. Now I disagree but if that's the way it's going to be, might as well have a backup plan.

This is Champ Bailey being traded from the Redskins to Broncos all over again. He's available and going to be great for several years. Just depends who wants him.
Champ wasn't coming off an ACL tear at 27. He also wasn't traded for the first pick in the draft.
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