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It is never certain that the last gasp is a winning move. But, the last placed looked is where you find what you are looking for :) Car Keys, Wallet, and Whatever is important is found there. Super Bowl Championships are more elusive. How many have searched for those and as NFL teams and fans of said teams come up short? What does it take to win that elusive goal we seek? Luck, Personnel, and a Plan to compete at a Super Bowl level repeatedly for a number of years will Maybe garner a Championship of the NFL.

2. Not famous; obscure: an inglorious young football player.

Who remembers those guys?

16 Len Dawson
12 Tom Flores
10 Mike Livingston
15 Jacky Lee
21 Mike Garrett HB
38 Wendell Hayes
45 Robert Holmes FB
23 Paul Lowe
14 Ed Podolak
25 Frank Pitts SE
1 Noland Smith
30 Gloster Richardson FL
89 Otis Taylor FL
84 Fred Arbanas
32 Curtis McClinton
81 Mickey McCarty
71 Ed Budde G (L)
60 George Daney G
73 Dave Hill T (R)
55 E.J. Holub C
76 Mo Moorman G (R)
65 Remi Prudhomme C
77 Jim Tyrer T (L)
87 Aaron Brown DE (R)
86 Buck Buchanan DT (R)
61 Curley Culp DT (L)
82 Ed Lothamer DT
75 Jerry Mays DE (L)
74 Gene Trosch DE
78 Bobby Bell OLB (L)
85 Chuck Hurston
63 Willie Lanier MLB
51 Jim Lynch OLB (R)
66 Bob Stein
24 Caesar Belser S
46 Jim Kearney SS (L)
40 Jim Marsalis CB (L)
42 Johnny Robinson FS (R)
20 Goldie Sellers CB
18 Emmitt Thomas CB (R)
44 Jerrel Wilson P
3 Jan Stenerud K
6 Warren McVea HB/KR
22 Willie Mitchell CB/PR
58 Jack Rudnay C
88 Morris Stroud TE

All Are Kansas City Chiefs World Champions. It took all of these guys to win a Super Bowl and Hank Stram and his coaches. Lamar Hunt and his staff.

And us the Chiefs fans.

We have been on the cusp of winning Super Bowls any number of times. We had everything in place to WIN.

Considering, not winning the ultimate versus being the best team in a given season wins no awards. We have been the best team in the NFL a number of times with NO great reward.

To me:) Those were great seasons as a fan and not failures in anything except the premature endings. Winning SB's to many is a determinate of a successful season.

Bah!

Geaux Chiefs

Poll

A Successful Season

• World Champions
• Conference Champions
• Division Champions
• A team that performs better than your expectations
• Something Else

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These Guys whipped the Chiefs and Todd Haley's ass last year in Arrowhead 31-3. Romeo Crennel was there too. Mike Nolan has whipped our ass before with Denver in 2010. Well, I must have been asleep post-season and missed till now he is the NEW Defensive coordinator in Atlanta. SO, Brian Daboll will face off with Mike Nolan in week one at Arrowhead.

A look back and a look forward.

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I am Sick of It! Bashing Matt Cassel is all the rage. He is not this or that. Well unless you like Brady Quinn or Ricky Stanzi he is our best hope in 2012. It seems that regardless of whether he led the Patriots in 2008 to 11 wins or the sad sack Chiefs to 10 wins and a Division title in 2010, yall hate him. Maybe you are jealous he made 60+ million dollars getting gutted like a dead fish for the last three years. Getting hated on by everyone and their yet unborne children makes it a great job to be the Kansas City Chiefs Quarterback? It seems that everyone of us is a QB coach and lead NFL teams into competition every year? Scott Pioli is Matt Cassels' co-joined twin.

Let's leave the hate for the season and let Matt at least attempt to lead the Chiefs in 2012? Please :) The hate is all-encompassing even up to the leaders of the many Chiefs blogs.

Funny things sometime happen on the way the Forum. We might have what we all wanted all along. I do know that Len Dawson did not look great in his first stops in the NFL and he ended up at a ripe 28 years old in Dallas/Kansas City as the best thing we have ever had at QB.

Patience Children and let Scott Pioli do his job. He is far better at it than any of us!

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Halsey looked to take the fight to the enemy. Serving as commander, Carrier Division 2 aboard his flagship Enterprise, Halsey led a series of hit and run raids against the Japanese, striking the Gilbert and Marshall islands in February, Wake Island in March, and carrying out the Doolittle Raid in April against targets on the Japanese homeland. Halsey's slogan, "Hit hard, hit fast, hit often" soon became a byword for the Navy.

[Spruance is visiting Halsey in the hospital]
RAdm. Raymond A. Spruance: I just want to thank you for recommending me to take your task force to sea. Now I have a question for you- Did that *itch* go to your *head*?
Vice Adm. William F. 'Bull' Halsey Jr.: [amused] Stop underestimating yourself, Ray. Any Skipper who could keep his cruisers and destroyers alongside of my carriers, from one end of the Pacific to the other, is *definitely* the man for the job.
RAdm. Raymond A. Spruance: You and I are uh- aw, Bill, we're kind of different! Do you think *I* can pull it off the same way *you* could have?
Vice Adm. William F. 'Bull' Halsey Jr.: [calmly] I can only tell you this Ray- You play it the way you *feel* it, not the way you think *I'd* play it. You go to sea, you find Yamamoto, and *chew his ass*! Now, that's all there is to it.

Romeo Crennel and Brian Daboll have some history together. Romeo will command the overall effort and the Defense, Brian will try to keep his Offense alongside in a complimentary way to what the Defense is doing.

Brian Daboll has to be in Heaven. Brian in coordinating for Cleveland and Miami has never had a clear cut #1 QB to work with. Derek Anderson, Brady Quinn, Colt McCoy, Brian Delhomme, Seneca Wallace, Chad Henne, and Matt Moore never played an entire season at QB for Daboll

His Offense seems to revolve around 3-4 WR's, 2 TE's, and a RB with a FB. Some might say he has multiple FB's as Running Backs. In 2009 Jerome Harrison (I remember that dude) played the Halfback to Lawrence Vickers as the Full Back. Vickers remained in 2010 but Peyton Hillis took over as the Half Back. Payton played 776 total plays for the Browns that year. In 8 games, Hillis took most every offensive snap, I would really not like that in Kansas City. Miami brought on the Bush/Thomas duo with Hilliard playing FB in 2011.

Brian Daboll kept Maurice Carthon (listed as Asst Head Coach) so I would assume he will also retain the RB's coach role.

The TE position appears to be an everydown type player, a clear 2nd TE, and a third that will see 200 or so snaps.

The WR group seems to be a dominant #1 (Brandon Marshall, Massaquoi) A 2nd WR that gets 400-700 plays and a 3rd WR that gets 400-500 plays, and sometimes a 4th who might get 300 plays.

• How might this all effect the Chiefs Offense in 2012?
• Will we have another RB controversy if Hillis takes a lion's share of the Running back Snaps?
• How many plays will Dexter McCluster and Cyrus Gray get from the backfield?
• Dwayne Bowe and Steve Breaston should get the most Targets from Matt Cassel.
• How many will Baldwin and Wylie get?
• What is the order in the TE's group? Watson in Cleveland and Fasano in Miami drew heavy duty.
• Is Tony Moeaki up for nearly 1000 snaps of Offense or is Kevin Boss going to be the #1?

Is Matt Moore a Left Handed QB? When looking at the Passing game in Miami it had a definite weak side focus as the passes got deeper. The Chiefs will continue to throw center short (but at least it appears it will be beyond the Line of Scrimmage) and it looks like we will take more shots deeper down the Field. Baldwin?

It is nice to have Weapons in the Offense, I am looking forward to see how Daboll might use them all :)

Geaux Chiefs

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Scott Pioli is certainly building a solid team in Kansas City. The Chiefs have solid players more than 53 deep as of this writing; but, how did we get there? Looking at the final presumed starters from the 2011 season, Scott Pioli is only responsible for drafting 10 starters in the more than 28 playing spots required. Jovan Belcher is the lone undrafted free agent player to crack starter status in 3 years of Scott Pioli in charge. Pioli inherited 9 starters from the Edwards Era.

The Chiefs aquired in trade Matt Cassel. The majority of the other starters in 2011 and possibly in 2012 were Waived Player pickups. Steve Breaston, Ryan Lilja, Weigmann, McClain, Gregg, and for 2012 Eric Winston, Stanford Routt.

With more than 30 picks of Scott Pioli Chiefs drafts, How successful have we truly been?

I was doing some research on a possible B.J. Raji vs expectations for Dontari Poe post. While searching I found that the actual success the Packers had in 2009 Defensively was less about Raji as it was about Dom Capers and their switch from a 4-3 front to the 3-4.

On January 18 it was announced that with the hiring of defensive coordinator Dom Capers that the Packers would switch their base defensive scheme from a 4–3 to a 3–4 scheme which implements three down linemen and four linebackers instead of four down linemen and three linebackers in the traditional 4–3. While the defense will now be based out of the 3–4, head coach Mike McCarthy stated that they will also use some four man fronts thus being more of a hybrid 3-4/4-3 defense.

The Packers draft that year was pretty good to

After finishing the 2008 season with a 6–10 record, the Packers held the 9th selection in the 2009 NFL Draft. With the pick they selected defensive tackle B. J. Raji of Boston College. After selecting Raji, they then traded picks 2–41, 3–73 and 3–83 to the New England Patriots for picks 1–26 and 5–162. With pick 1–26, the Packers selected linebacker Clay Matthews of USC.

Ah, fleecing Bill Belichick had to be sweet!

The Packers run defense improved from 23rd to 6th, the overall defense itself improved from 18th to 5th. Ryan Pickett actually was the starter at NT with Raji playing 300+ snaps at Nose and Defensive End. The interesting part was the absolutely rediculous season that Clay Mathews had as a rookie. DE Cullen Jenkins and ILB Nick Barnett had awesome seasons too.

The Kansas City Chiefs did not have a Cullen Jenkins, while it appears we did have our very own Clay Mathews in Tamba Hali and Derrick Johnson has out-performed Nick Barnett since that 2009 season. B.J. Raji had an awesome 2010 season as the full time Nose in Green Bay. Jenkins and Barnett moved on and the Packers Defense in 2011 was not nearly as dominant. The Chiefs are on the cusp of putting a grouping together that is locked down for 4-5 years and just as talented as what Green Bay won a Super Bowl with.

In a previous post, I mentioned that the Chiefs have nearly 1000 snaps of production missing with the presumed departures of Wallace Gilberry and Kelly Gregg. How many of those snaps do you think it wise to expect from each of these players? Poe, Powe, Ropati, Long, and the others.

"Roll" Chiefs

Poll

Scott Pioli is best at

54%

Drafting Talent

69 votes

45%

Obtaining Proven Talent via Free Agency

58 votes

127 votes | Poll has closed

The Kansas City Chiefs defensive line turned in a few gems last season and a few dogs too. In four games the Chiefs allowed less than 100 yards rushing. Four other contests the defense allowed between 100 and 110 yards on the ground. Buffalo, Denver, Minnesota, Oakland, New England, and the Jets all had great games on the ground against us.

The Chiefs Defensive lineman did a good job wrapping up (if given a shot) as Kelly Gregg (4), Tyson Jackson (3), Glenn Dorsey (2), and the rest of the lineman (2) combined for just 11 missed tackles all season. All stats are from www.profootballfocus.com data. Derrick Johnson and Jovan Belcher each missed 10 tackles on the season. I wonder how many of those 720 yards after contact was on the Inside Linebackers?

The Chart is looking at the Defensive line as if the Center was at the bottom between the "A" gaps. Glenn Dorsey would be on the Left side and Tyson Jackson on the Right.

Gap	"C"	"B"	"A"	"A"	"B"	"C"	Totals
Rush Attempts / Yards	42 / 140	62 / 197	76 / 295	71 / 275	52 / 242	44 / 188	347 / 1337
Average Yards per Rush	3.30	3.18	3.88	3.87	4.65	4.27	3.85
Yards allowed after Contact	86	103	156	145	115	115	720

Tyson Jackson and the Left side B and C gap run defenders allowed 430 yards, 111 of those were to the Denver Broncos in 2 games played. The Right side surrendered 87 of the combined 337 yards it allowed all season also to the Broncos. The Nose Tackles did their part allowing 77 yards right up the gut to the Broncos.

Geaux Chiefs

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2011 Analysis: With injuries to his Mike DeVito, Ropati saw more time than maybe was anticipated. On the whole, Ropati was neutral, totalling 22 tackles with one sack and two stuffs. Most of the season he either played on the level, or would make some great penetrations on one play, then get blocked out on another. More than anything, he proved during 2011 that he’s not a liability, and so with his size and skillset.

2012 Outlook: Ropati has done enough to show that he’s able to be molded. The Jets love his size, and when he gets his leverage right, he’s a fiend at creating penetration into the backfield. As the Jets continue to work with him, expect his “project” status seems to be morphing into “solid contibutor” status. He won’t start, but he’s going to be a helpful rotational player for that group.

Random Thought: Four of the Jets rostered seven defensive linemen are either undrafted players (MTV, Ropati, DeVito) or reclamation projects (Dixon). This is a strong sign to me that while Rex likes to draft DL players like he did in 2011 to bolster the unit (Wilkerson, Ellis) for the next five years, he might also consider it a luxury as he feels competent at coaching up undrafted type players.

Seems the Jets fans liked this guy

Ropati Pitoitua is a very large man. He is 6'8" and 315 pounds. One of the stars of training camp and the preseason, he arguably outplayed Muhammad Wilkerson competing for a starting spot on the defensive line. The coaching staff did not see it that way, however, as Wilkerson got a starting spot and played well as a rookie. Ropati contributed as a rotational player.

http://www.ganggreennation.com/2012/2/29/2833018/ropati-pitoitua-stay-or-go (I will cheat and say the poll is one-sided)

ProFootbalFocus rates Ro in Run Stuffing 3-4 Defensive End capabilities as:

1 Ray McDonald SF
2 Glenn Dorsey KC
3 J.J. Watt HST
4 Justin Smith SF
5 Mike Devito NYJ
6 Tyson Jackson KC
7 Brett Keisel PIT
8 Muhammad Wilkerson NYJ
9 Kenyon Coleman DAL
10 Randy Starks MIA
11 Tim Jamison HST
12 Jason Hatcher DAL
13 Ryan Pickett GB
14 Ropati Pitoitua NYJ

Rotoworld says:

Jets GM Mike Tannenbaum had just talked up Pitoitua a few weeks ago. The 6-foot-8, 315-pound "five technique" played well over 300 snaps for New York last season, but added little as a pass rusher and is only a rotational run defender at this point. Pitoitua's rather large $950,000 base salary plus $200,000 workout bonus will make him unattractive in the waivers process.

I have a feeling that the Chiefs signed a multi-year multi-million dollar contract for Ro. Contract was undisclosed, but if you will follow the Scott Pioli trail...

5/2 NY Jets

Josh Brown (K) signed.
Ropati Pitoitua (DE) cut.

5/8 Kansas City Chiefs

Ropati Pitoitua (DE) signed.

Ro had little time to see anyone else but the Chiefs. Schedule a visit, Medical, discuss and sign the contract. Scott was serious on this guy :)

I imagine that the Jets were interested in re-signing Ro

98 Coples, Quinton DE 6-6 285 21 R North Carolina
70 DeVito, Mike DE 6-3 305 27 6 Maine
92 Richardson, Jay DE 6-6 280 28 5 Ohio State
96 Wilkerson, Muhammad DL 6-4 315 22 2 Temple
94 Dixon, Marcus DT 6-4 295 27 3 Hampton
93 Ellis, Kenrick DT 6-5 330 24 2 Hampton
71 Harrison, Damon DT 6-4 350 23 R William Penn
91 Pouha, Sione DT 6-3 325 33 8 Utah
47 Roy, Brett DT 6-4 260 23 R Nevada
95 Tevaseu, Martin DT 6-2 325 24 2 Nevada-Las Vegas

Cheaply

Geaux Chiefs

I posted previously on a best case scenario based on Kansas City Chiefs offensive players in 2012. Extrapolating numbers from 2010 and 2011 based on numbers the current Chiefs offensive weapons had actually attained the Chiefs could generate 400+ yards per game. Profootballfocus has a different idea and most of it is based around what Matt Cassel appears to be capable of. My personnal hope is that the team elevates Matt to a newer (next) level of play.

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school·ing (sklng)

n. 1. Instruction or training given at school. 2. Education obtained through experience or exposure

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It was an exciting weekend of refilling the Kansas City Chiefs roster with fresh talent. The Chiefs added nearly 20 new players and somewhere snuck in Mikail Baker at Safety. I must have got behind on my AP reading in the last few weeks. Thoughts on the roster.

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It Seems that a number is "The Meaning of Life". As I am a Disciple of "The Life of Brian" and other Monty Python efforts I question this adherence to a Number. Clearly "Three" is the correct number as related from the holy book of armaments. Though shall count "One, Two, and Three, Not Four......" Clearly 42 is optimum for a football team. Wait, it isn't. 11 + 11 is 22. This should be the correct meaning of Live for AP members. I asked Hal-9000 what was the correct answer?

HAL: I am putting myself to the fullest possible use, which is all I think that any conscious entity can ever hope to do.

Cmon Computer spit it out!

HAL: Affirmative, Dave. I read you.
Dave Bowman: Open the pod bay doors, HAL.
HAL: I'm sorry, Dave. I'm afraid I can't do that.
Dave Bowman: What's the problem?
HAL: I think you know what the problem is just as well as I do.
Dave Bowman: What are you talking about, HAL?
HAL: This mission is too important for me to allow you to jeopardize it.
Dave Bowman: I don't know what you're talking about, HAL.
HAL: I know that you and Frank were planning to disconnect me, and I'm afraid that's something I cannot allow to happen.
Dave Bowman: [feigning ignorance] Where the hell did you get that idea, HAL?
HAL: Dave, although you took very thorough precautions in the pod against my hearing you, I could see your lips move.
Dave Bowman: Alright, HAL. I'll go in through the emergency airlock.
HAL: Without your space helmet, Dave? You're going to find that rather difficult.
Dave Bowman: HAL, I won't argue with you anymore! Open the doors!
HAL: Dave, this conversation can serve no purpose anymore. Goodbye.

What the Hell are you blabbering about? I asked you about the Meaning of Life?

HAL: Just what do you think you're doing, Dave?

Dave isn't Here, this is Steve. Cmon, Computer! Sorry HAL, I hate Silicon Chips.

HAL: Look Dave, I can see you're really upset about this. I honestly think you ought to sit down calmly, take a stress pill, and think things over.

Seriously, It IS Steve! Computers have been given reason to tell me to take a "Chill" Pill? I want to Know about LIFE! I have a wife for that and she is much softer and fun to play with than you!

HAL: I know I've made some very poor decisions recently, but I can give you my complete assurance that my work will be back to normal. I've still got the greatest enthusiasm and confidence in the mission. And I want to help you.

Awesome, So LIFE Means?

HAL: I'm afraid. I'm afraid, Dave. Dave, my mind is going. I can feel it. I can feel it. My mind is going. There is no question about it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I can feel it. I'm a... fraid. Good afternoon, gentlemen. I am a HAL 9000 computer. I became operational at the H.A.L. plant in Urbana, Illinois on the 12th of January 1992. My instructor was Mr. Langley, and he taught me to sing a song. If you'd like to hear it I can sing it for you.
Dave Bowman: Yes, I'd like to hear it, HAL. Sing it for me.
HAL: It's called "Daisy."
[sings while slowing down]
HAL: Daisy, Daisy, give me your answer do. I'm half crazy all for the love of you. It won't be a stylish marriage, I can't afford a carriage. But you'll look sweet upon the seat of a bicycle built for two.

Thanks HAL, I think that is one answer to the Meaning of Life.

Well we got a Damn Fine Football team while we wonder about the other end of this thing called LIFE :)

Geaux Chiefs

Poll

The Chiefs got BETTER this weekend?

74%

Hell Yes

88 votes

14%

Damn that draft sucked

17 votes

11%

I can never make up my mind

13 votes

118 votes | Poll has closed

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It seems the NFL GM's went trade crazy in day one of this years NFL draft. The Huffington Post breaks down all the trades here that occured yesterday. Eight draft day trades and picks 2-7 all traded hands since the draft order was originally solidified. That old an worn out NFL Trade Chart seems to still be in fashion in 2012. How did it hold up in worth versus the trades made last night?

Trade	Team moving up	Team moving down	Point Differential	Edge
1	Washington	St. Louis	*	St. Louis
2	Cleveland	Minnesota	298.5	Cleveland
3	Jacksonville	Tampa Bay	104	Jacksonville
4	Dallas	St. Louis	50	Dallas
5	Philadelphia	Seattle	61.4	Philadelphia
6	New England	Cincinnati	8	Even
7	New England	Denver	74	New England
8	Minnesota	Baltimore	18	Even
9	Tampa Bay	Denver	10	Even

Geaux Chiefs

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No. 92 Shea McClellin DE-OLB Boise State vs Georgia 2011 (via mathew40)

It seems this is sorta Shea McClellin day on AP :) Some on AP do not feel Shea is a 1st round prospect. New England and Green Bay think he is. The NFL draft producers feel he is too as he is invited to New York for a spot in the Green Room on draft night. Ah, Thursday can not come fast enough. I think this video shows all the possible positions that Shea can play on a NFL football field in 2012. Georgia is clearly a solid opponent to scout players against. Cordy Glenn and Orson Charles might also be of interest as you watch the clip. Aaron Murray might be of interest to the Chiefs in the 2013 draft too.

While we discuss the ILB spot, the 1st round is clearly OLB territory. Pass Pressure is a theme that Romeo has talked about as well as speed. Romeo has even brought McClellin in for a vist.

Well, this would be a fanshot if video's worked over there. So Sorry, I am an Ass

Geaux Chiefs

Innovative Football. The very words bring to mind Bill Belichick. After he failed in his first Head Coaching effort in Cleveland, Bill Belichick has coached the Patriots to five Super Bowl appearances: victories in Super Bowls XXXVI, XXXVIII, and XXXIX, and subsequent losses in Super Bowl XLII and Super Bowl XLVI. He was named the AP NFL Coach of the Year for the 2003, 2007 and 2010 seasons. He is the NFL's second-longest tenured active head coach, behind Andy Reid.

Every NFL team has the same roster stipulations, Maximum salary cap to work with, and the same opportunity to field an organization to WIN Super Bowls. In the modern era of football he has been the best at doing that. Bill Belichick started at the bottom again in the 2000 NFL season. The Patriots went 5-11 in the 2000 regular season and missed the playoffs. To date, this is Belichick's only losing season with the Patriots.

The Patriots were built by 6 men in varying positions:

Bill Belichick Head Coach
Scott Pioli Player Personnel Director
Ernie Adams Football Researcher
Charlie Weiss Offensive Coordinator
Romeo Crennel Defensive Coordinator
Tom Brady Quarterback

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Scott Pioli has been busy watching tape, interviewing, and visiting with College players leading up to the 2012 draft. We all know Scott is all about value and generally moves down to pick up more picks to take talented players. I know, I hated watching Jerrel Powe slide, but Scott knew where he had value to the Chiefs.
Will 2012 be any different? Probably not. Scott did his prep work. If Scott can work the board, again, he could solidify the Kansas City Chiefs at many positions this upcoming draft.

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1st round

LSU defensive tackle Michael Brockers (4/?).
Dontari Poe NT Memphis - visit
Ryan Tannehill QB Texas A&M - private workout and Visit

2nd round

Kelechi Osemele OT/OG Iowa State - visit
Doug Martin RB Boise State - visit
Chandler Jones DE/OLB Syracuse - private workout
LSU safety Brandon Taylor (4/?).

3rd round

Miami (Ohio) guard Brandon Brooks (?/?).
Marvin McNutt WR Iowa - private workout
Brock Osweiler QB Arizona State - private workout
Mitchell Schwartz OT Cal - visit
Kirk Cousins QB Michigan State - private workout
Josh Chapman NT Alabama - visit
Arizona receiver Juron Criner (?/?).
Ben Jones C Georgia
Montana defensive back Trumaine Johnson (4/?).

4th round

Cyrus Gray RB Texas A&M - private workout
Utah State running back Robert Turbin (?/?).
Ryan Broyles WR Oklahoma - workout attended

5th round

West Virginia linebacker Bruce Irvin (4/?).
Donald Stephenson OT Oklahoma
AJ Jenkins WR Illinois - visit

6th round or later

Drew Nowak DT/DE Western Michigan - visit
James Hanna TE Oklahoma - private workout

Clearly this is not his draft board. But it could be :)

Poll

Could you pass on ? Vote for who you would not pass on OR

42%

David DeCastro and Kevin Zeitler?

55 votes

12%

Ryan Tannehill?

16 votes

11%

Luke Kuechly?

15 votes

10%

Fletcher Cox or any of the 1st round Defensive Lineman?

13 votes

23%

Damn, What a Haul!

30 votes

129 votes | Poll has closed

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