I don’t regret the pick… but Harvin would be nice to have, of course

instead of Donald Washington, KC could have drafted
Johnny Knox or Louis Murphy

Manning would have to be thrown in with that pick.

Colts receivers really aren’t that great. I saw austin Collie in the first round of this ‘re-do’, without Manning Collies nothing

I’m not sure how that happens but he seems to get alot of blown coverages or is a very good route runner and is just flat out beating his man.

We need Flowers much more than we need Jackson. It doesn’t seem that way with how the defense is playing, but he’s our best defensive player and will be for a long time. I like Jackson, but not over Flowers.

Harvin has been awesome, aside from the migraines.

This was my assessment of Harvin in the AP Mock Draft as picking for the Jaguars:

This [Juaguars team] needs an immediate infusion of not only talent, but impact, fear-inducing, talent at the position. It isn’t going to come from what is available on the free agent market, and it isn’t going to come from the later rounds of the draft. To this point, Crabtree and Maclin are gone. Heyward-Bey is a height-weight-speed guy who really never performed up to his athletic ability at Maryland. Yes, this is a reach, but the run on WR’s in this mock is on, and the Jags are desperate.

Curry, Raji, Jason Smith, Andre Smith, Monroe, Crabtree, and Maclin are gone. Stafford isn’t an option this year, coaching jobs are on the line.

Harvin is a game breaker. He can take it all the way as a RB, WR, and kick returner. He has question marks concerning his strength and transition to the NFL game. Regardless of any of the legitimate concerns about him, he is versatile, dangerous, and the Jags best option to instantly provide a real threat at the WR position left at the #8 pick. He doesn’t have to be the #1 guy immediately, he can line up in the slot or any other position designed to get him the ball quickly, allowing him to use his instincts and proven athleticism to change the game.

In the first seven picks of this mock, three LT’s have been chosen. The only other real LT option at #8 is Michael Oher. It is too early for him to go at #8, and he would sit behind newly acquired LT Tra Thomas. HC Jack Del Rio has lost control over personnel and is on the hot seat. He has to spark the offense. The offensive line is stable enough to be serviceable, but QB David Garrard has absolutely no one to pass the ball. The Jags have to take their shot at an offensive game changer now…and so does Del Rio.

just an interesting look back, based on “what we know now”

some of the picks are based on injuries that happened during the year, so there’s no way the team could have seen them.

again, i like Jackson, and think he’s doing his job, and the defense will eventually be better because of him

But he’s been uber dynamic on Kickoff returns too.

I heard Brad Childress went down to Gainesville (sp?) to meet with Urban Meyer who was very forthcoming about Harvin’s shortcomings but he decided based on his value that low in the 1st round, it was worth the risk. Certainly there is less risk drafting a potential headcase in the mid 20’s than at 3 because of guaranteed salaries.

Actually…in retrospect I think the Chiefs should have taken Michael Oher.

I’d rather tie up $30m in an unproven DE than $30m in an unproven inside LB.

Raji in the middle, tank could have moved over to DE(which IMO he was a better fit).

would be my pick, I wish we had upgraded our o-line,

I’d redraft 2001. Tom Brady to the Chiefs!!!!