PLAYERS:
Barry Richardson,
Dana White,
Bobby Massie,
Levy Adcock,
Tamba Hali,
Justin Houston,
Tyson Jackson,
Glenn Dorsey,
Mario Williams,
Wade Phillips,
Matt Cassel,
Tyler Palko,
Kurt Warner,
Kyle Orton,
Romeo Crennel,
Scott Pioli,
Ricky Stanzi,
Andrew Luck
TEAMS: Kansas City Chiefs, Houston Texans, Baltimore Ravens, Green Bay Packers, Mississippi Rebels, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Stanford Cardinal
TEAMS: Kansas City Chiefs, Houston Texans, Baltimore Ravens, Green Bay Packers, Mississippi Rebels, Oklahoma State Cowboys, Stanford Cardinal
1. Offensive Tackle
One name is synonymous with eye-rolling in Kansas City: Barry Richardson.
The former Clemson Tiger finished the 2011 season as Kansas City’s starting right tackle after Ryan O’Callaghan was placed on injured reserve. To his credit, Richardson is dynamic and capable of playing every position on the offensive line. However, Dana White could place a piñata in The Ultimate Fighter house, and it would still be beaten less than Barry Richardson.
Much like his aforementioned counterpart, Ryan O’Callaghan is an efficient backup, but far from the long-term answer.
Kansas City will undoubtedly attempt to fill this void in an offensive tackle-heavy Draft. Although the name “Devon Still” is becoming more popular by the day amongst Chiefs fans, right tackles such as Bobby Massie (Mississippi) and Levy Adcock (Oklahoma State) should still be on the board entering the second round.
2. Defensive End
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