If I could have Pearsall in the 4th round I'd be super happy.
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No chance. He's going round 3 at the latest. I think we have to take him at 64 if we want him.

I think the combine will only keep his stock rising.
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I agree, think he'll go top 80 at the latest. I really like him, but man if he's our one WR at pick 64...I dunno.
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I think there will be better options.
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I'm going to think it's more likely you might get Jermaine Burton in the 4th than Pearsall because some significant concerns are floating around out there about his maturity and given the number of taunting penalties he got in college they might just have some merit.
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I'd struggle to take him at 64 but damn, I dunno. I think he's gonna be a real good NFL WR>
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Of course, our guy Rashee is on there with 7.8%; he had some dropsies the first half of the season but improved drastically in the back half.
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I specifically remember Flowers being much higher than 4.4% coming out last year unless this is a collegiate average and not his final year because that was something like 11% IIRC. He was among the worst at the top, I know that.
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I can't wait for Mahomes annual WR camp this year. I bet it will be well covered by the media this year.
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I don't see how Legette is on this list in the 1st. Maybe the 2nd.
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WR:

Troy Franklin, Oregon
Keon Coleman, FSU

OT:

Tyler Guyton, Oklahoma
Kingsley Suamataia, BYU

DL:

T'Vondre Sweat, Texas
Darius Robinson, Missouri (DE/DT)


^If we really wanted to tighten the list up, I think Thomas Jr goes ahead of us and the others could be 2nd rounders. Well, I suppose anyone we don't take IS a 2nd rounder but you guys know what I mean.
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Added Mitchell back but going to cut this list down after the combine.

If he runs in the 4.4s, he'll be on the list permanently. I just have a hard time seeing the Chiefs draft a 4.5 contested catch guy.
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You’re far ahead of me on the draft as I have barely started looking deeper into the WRs.

Mitchell oozes upside.

Routes, body control, hands.


This also reminds me of the Paris Campbell vs Terry McLaurin draft. All the draft talking heads focused on the slot volume guy, not the boundary WR who was better.
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I like Mitchell, but again, he just doesn't fit the profile of WR that the Chiefs have gone after.
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I guess a guy like Tee Higgins would not be our type and would not be a priority to spend big $$$ on.

But if you could draft him, we could use him.


Mitchell would be an absolute no for a Josh Allen at QB.

But we have Mahomes who throws to Kelce all the time when guys are near but Kelce has won on leverage.

Mahomes ball placement puts him in play for me.
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