Ha! You'll love this. WalterFootball.com has a three-round mock draft for 2008.

A bit presumptuous? Why, it's the very definition of presumptuous.

Walter & friends have determined that not only the Chiefs will have the 10th spot in the 2008 Draft, but they've determined what our first day picks will be, and oh yeah, go as far to suggest that 2007 "could be Jared Allen's last as a Chief," and therefore select a DE for us in the third.

And with the 10th pick of the 2008 NFL Draft, the Chiefs select:

Why not.

I'm guessing this is him but I don't speak Spanish.

Check it out:

Carl, there is a reason why there has only been one other nonkicker to come out of Mexico. This is not baseball and Mexico is not Japan. The only reason I would give Pruneda any credence is because Grunhard is backing him.

Update [2007-1-26 15:4:15 by Chris]: In case you were curious, here is that Spanish page, translated to English via Google's translator.

This immigrant is taking other people's jobs. (Photo via SportingNews.com)

With 50% of the vote in our poll, Tamba Hali bested out the other Chiefs' rookies to become the AP Rookie of the Year. Coming out of Penn State, Hali recorded 58 tackles, 8 sacks, 1 INT and 5 forced fumbles this season. But enough stats. The real heart to Tamba Hali's ROY season comes from leaving war-torn Liberia when he was 11 years old and growing up in New Jersey. The irony of leaving a dangerous country for New Jersey is just too much for me right now so lets continue.

Hali was the 20th overall pick in the 2006 Draft and was the #2 rated D-End (behind overall #1 pick Mario Williams) before the draft started. For the most part, you can say that the Chiefs have drafted pretty poorly in the last ten years. Yeah we grabbed TG and LJ but we also drafted Ryan Sims and Trezelle Jenkins. Who you ask? Exactly. Tamba Hali was a pick that (I hope at least) nobody is regretting. His energy and talent as a pass rusher were evident from the begninig of the season. Is the Chiefs' defense on its way back to dominance? With Hali as a cornerstone of our much improved defense, I have to say so.

Too many times I and we have seen hyped up Chiefs' rookies fall to the many perils of the toughest professional sport around. I have visions of Snoop Minnis and Sly Mo flying in my head right now. But Tamba Hali broke that trend and satisfied even the most testy Chiefs' fan this season.

Here's to a great 2006-07 season and a great career. Congrats to the only choice for the Kansas City Chiefs AP Rookie of the Year, Tamba Hali.

Tamba Hali signs with the Chiefs [Arrowhead Pride]

Training Camp Day Four News [Arrowhead Pride]

The Nigerian Nightmare would be proud [Arrowhead Pride]

I'll have a more substantive post up tomorrow.  For now, enjoy one of the NFL's newest citizens, Tamba Hali.  This is from his Penn State days.  

Nick Athan of Scout.com believes recently drafted Bernard Pollard will be  hurting some opposing QBs this year.

Elizabeth Merrill of the Kansas City Star reports:

From Kansascity.com:

Here is some more info on Page, who was in the MLB amateur draft as well. Not particularly excited about a 7th round pick but then again, Priest Holmes was an undrafted free-agent.