Holy Manute Bol, give that kid a ham samich and an ensure…..pass.

:)

Let’s be honest though 9th? If we’re 9th then something went horribly wrong and the Chargers 25th? Also its more then likely that those four QBs will go in the top 10 and that the Raiders will find a way to trade that first round pick for a bag of peanuts and an aging WR or something stupid before then,

Especially with the talented surrounding cast both sides of the ball features, assuming both Carr and Bowe are back.

This team is built to win soon, I don’t know if some guys, especially on the offensive side of the ball can afford to wait 3-5 years.

Either Cassel is the guy and proves it in 2012, or some serious construction is done in 2013, some that might be unpopular.

F That

1 3 Kansas City Robert Griffin QB Baylor P3R -3 Reach
3 76 Kansas City Antonio Allen SS South Carolina P2 -20 Reach
4 106 Kansas City Mitchell Schwartz OT California P3Grab +5 Value
5 139 Kansas City David Molk OC Michigan P4Grab -20 Reach
6 170 Kansas City Ishmaa’ily Kitchen DT34 Kent State P3 -29 Reach
7 203 Kansas City Edwin Baker RBF Michigan State P4 +10 Value

Surrender a 1 and/or a 2nd in 2013. We can still fill some needs/wants anyway

From

http://www.mockingthedraft.com/2012/2/7/2776093/lets-kick-off-the-off-season-with-a-mock-draft#storyjump

Trade – The Washington Redskins give up their 1st and 2nd round picks in 2012, along with their 1st round pick of 2013 to get to number 2 overall.

2. The Washington Redskins select: Robert Griffin III, Quarterback, Baylor.

The Redskins are tired of mediocrity at the quarterback position which they’ve suffered with for at least the last decade. Head Coach Mike Shanahan decides to pull the trigger and go up and get his guy. Griffin offers a unique blend of an elite physical skill-set along with great intangibles which gives him the potential to challenge Andrew Luck for the number one selection. Griffin III draws comparisons to Michael Vick because of his size and athleticism, but he’s a much more accomplished thrower than Vick was back in 2001. Griffin III completed 72.4% of his passes this season, with 37 touchdown passes and just six interceptions. Griffin III also has one of the best deep throws I’ve seen from a quarterback prospect in a long time and should help stabilize a franchise that is in desperate need of stability.

which leads the Rams to

6. The St. Louis Rams select: Riley Reiff, Offensive Tackle, Iowa.

The Rams desperately need to protect their franchise quarterback, Sam Bradford. In his rookie season, Bradford was given some solid protection and was able to make his weak group of receivers look much better than they were. He took the Rams to 7-9 that season. Last year, Rodger Saffold appeared to regress as he suffered with injuries. Riley Rieff will be able to come in and play left or right tackle day one, giving the Rams options with how they handle Saffold. I would think Reiff would start on the left side and be a very good NFL left tackle for a decade. Before they get Bradford a weapon, they need to help him stand up.

which leaves the Chiefs

11. The Kansas City Chiefs select: Jonathan Martin, Offensive Tackle, Stanford.

The Chiefs toy with the idea of DeCastro because he is the best lineman available, but Martin would be able to come in and start at left tackle right away. This would move Brandon Albert inside to become a potential pro bowl guard or to the other side of the line where there is less pressure. Either scenario would be improving two positions with one pick, helping make up for the value lost in taking Martin over DeCastro.

We fix something not broken and if neither Tackle can play well on the Right-side still have a hole.