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@neco_arctic @WhickTv They think not caring about people makes them more intelligent, and they don't understand (because they don't empathize with people) how others disagree with that.

@WhickTv The strange thing is just how upset this all makes red pushers

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@Brent_Beezo @LateRoundQB The same applies to the 49ers though, too. If they knew what he was going to be, they wouldn't have drafted CJ Beathard and Joe Williams over him.

@LateRoundQB But, what TE rank did the consensus have Kittle ranked? Was he even a top 5 TE?

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@hbtCHIEFS DE, for sure. Either Parker or Young are fine for me.

Alright defensive end or wide receiver at 40? And who?

@RealMNchiefsfan I'm all for a weird fit if it signals trying something different.

Reese is, from everything I hear, an excellent player. It seems like a kinda weird fit though.

@thepiecesmatter @RealMNchiefsfan Everyone always speaks very highly of Heck in NFL circles, from what I've seen. I don't think development is the issue on the OL, though. Smith and Creed are great. Kingsley improved. Simmons was off to a fine start. I think the scheme really has been hurting every group.

@RealMNchiefsfan And yet Andy Heck remains. Similar to Toub. No idea as to why.

I think there's definitely a strong argument to be made that the Chiefs' OL has been worse than the sum of its parts in multiple seasons.

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@BKSportsTalk Downs is the biggest need but the least impressive player of the three IMO. I'd probably go Styles. Best player regardless of position, still kind of a need (need LB3, will need LB2 in a year most likely.)

The #Chiefs are on the clock. The board fell in a surprising way. DEs & WRs are gone. It’s time to pivot & take BPA. Brett Veach gives you a call and says make the pick out of these three players. Who do you choose?

@StevePalazzolo_ Chiefs are not taking any OT at 9.

Which player is your team DEFINITELY not drafting?

@marmank87 @hbtCHIEFS Yeah, and that's fine to do. I just disagreed with his point that you need a WR early because the position is in bad shape if someone gets hurt. That's all.

@Jakuvious @hbtCHIEFS but if you need one for 2027 you likely need to take one early, no later than pick 40. I’d argue very few teams have drafted and developed WRs worse than KC has under Reid/Veach/Dorsey. And if they wait until 2027 that player isn’t going to be ready right away for a large role.

It might take a bit of pressure off for this year, but doesn't really change the needs. They have Rice (last year of deal) Worthy Thornton Royals (still unproven) Hollywood is an Eagle JuJu is a FA You get an injury to one of the top 3, things get dicey. Draft a WR early.

@hbtCHIEFS And I'm fine with the other parts of that. If a WR is available early that is an upgrade over Rice/Worthy, and makes it easy to move on from Rice next year, cool. I'm just saying you don't burn a top 40 pick on depth in case of injury. Too many holes for that logic to apply.

@Jakuvious It's multi-faceted. Depth, plan for the future, add talent, etc.

@marmank87 @hbtCHIEFS And if you want to draft a WR for 2027's needs, okay. I just don't think the injury argument is relevant to our positional needs there at all. I'm not opposed to WR. I just think if you take one early, it needs to be because he's an upgrade over Rice and/or Worthy pretty quickly

@Jakuvious @hbtCHIEFS but the draft is also about beyond just 2026 Kelce and Rice are both highly probable to be gone in 2027 - it is well established that WRs take notoriously long to develop and be fully implemented in the passing game, if you need a goo to option in 2027 the time to draft is now

@hbtCHIEFS Of course depth matters. Injuries are more frequent at those spots because you also roster and play more of them. I'm just saying the justification for drafting a player early cannot be someone might get injured. Early picks need a path to playtime beyond someone might get hurt.

@Jakuvious Depth matters, especially at CB and WR. Injuries are more frequent there

@ArrowheadLive Yes. WR is less desperate of a need if Rice is available. Even less so if the team believes Worthy's drop off was injury related. You still want to add at the position, but Rice/Worthy/Thornton/Royals are roster locks, plus Remigio or comparable special teamer.

Does Rashee being cleared by the league change your approach to the draft at all?

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@Chabotsports @DFS_MrBigShot Danna is pretty comfortably the worst player of the 4. Especially given that Worthy is still only entering year 3. Danna was a cap casualty who still hasn't been signed by another team. He did well in 2023 but has been one of the worst DEs in the league the past two years.

@DFS_MrBigShot Karlaftis and Danna are better at their position than Rice and Worthy are and I don't think it's crazy to say that

Wide receiver should be the only real answer here. Tons of investment over the years with only average return. Karlaftis and Danna are solid players

@hbtCHIEFS DL overall. WR we've at least gotten contributors.

Which position in the Brett Veach era do you think the Chiefs have struggled to draft from a talent perspective compared to others? Defensive Back has probably been the best imo, but what about the position group they've struggled with the most? Would you say defensive end?

@MitchSchwartz71 Andy doesn't say shit of substance to anyone, ever. Everyone should know by now. He will say nice things when asked about literally any human being. He will take all blame when asked who's at fault. He will reveal nothing tactically or schematically. We should all know this.

When is the last time Andy Reid has given ANY scheme or personnel information to the media that has been valuable and of substance? People are reading into him talking about a RB’s shotgun usage from a former team, when OTA’s haven’t even begun and it’s still March, and making judgements on what this season will bring? Come on, let’s let them practice just one time even before we do this. Please.