From what I am hearing from all the "experts", there is a slight chance Suh or McCoy could fall to the Chiefs at pick #5.  I agree with most fans that neither is a true NT in a 3-4 defense, even though I have a huge man-crush on Suh.  My question is, what are the chances KC picks one of these two if available and decides to move back to a 4-3 defense?  I understand this is not a popular option, but when you think about it, the draft may be pushing us in this direction.  We could team Glenn Dorsey with either Suh or McCoy to form one of the best two-tackle duos in the league.  It would also help us offset our lack of linebackers as we would only need one ILB.  Hali can easily move back to DE, but I am not sure how well Jackson can play DE in a 4-3.  Just wondering if anybody has any thought on this?

I looked in the archives and couldn't find much about Sam Cassel's trade (I apologize ahead of time if somebody already answered this).  It is rumored that Sacramento is going to release Sam, so why did they trade for him in the first place?  I realize 2nd round picks are not overvalued, but why give one to Boston for nothing?  Never heard the logic behind the deal other than Boston wanted to create a roster spot.