Top 100 really doesn’t mean much at the end of the day, but how many Chiefs appear on the list next year will be pretty telling on how 2022 went for us. As far as I’m aware there haven’t been any Veach drafted players appearing on a top 100 list. If 2022 goes well for KC that likely means that some of the young players drafted in the past 2-3 years finally became some of the top at their positions (and were recognized as such). I’m looking at guys like Willie Gay, Nick Bolton, Creed Humphrey, Trey Smith, or Juan Thornhill having huge seasons with 1-2 pushing for top 100 recognition. Karlaftis, Moore, and McDuffie could have that type of season but likely won’t get the recognition until 1-2 years in. Either way, KC likely doesn’t go far this year without some of these younger players finally stepping up. [Reply]
Originally Posted by OKchiefs:
Top 100 really doesn’t mean much at the end of the day, but how many Chiefs appear on the list next year will be pretty telling on how 2022 went for us. As far as I’m aware there haven’t been any Veach drafted players appearing on a top 100 list. If 2022 goes well for KC that likely means that some of the young players drafted in the past 2-3 years finally became some of the top at their positions (and were recognized as such). I’m looking at guys like Willie Gay, Nick Bolton, Creed Humphrey, Trey Smith, or Juan Thornhill having huge seasons with 1-2 pushing for top 100 recognition. Karlaftis, Moore, and McDuffie could have that type of season but likely won’t get the recognition until 1-2 years in. Either way, KC likely doesn’t go far this year without some of these younger players finally stepping up.
Agree with a lot of this, but generally feel like we’ll be completely fine if we’re Mahomes and a full roster of quality players in the 100-200 range. [Reply]
Fix it so players vote at the end of the year or ditch this whole bullshit thing. You’re the NFL. You can make these guys crawl across broken glass with their flies unzipped. Just make it the fuck happen. [Reply]
