Andy Reid and the Kansas City Chiefs front office, have a very important decision to make after they finish their talent evaluations coming into the 2013 NFL Draft this offseason. And that decision, is to trade down from the 1st overall pick to another position, and get a couple more draft picks too, or to stick with the 1st pick, and pick the best player available. However, is the idea of making a deal to trade the first overall pick, some cheap gimmick the Chiefs should employ to get a few more draft picks that may or may not pan out?.. Read more
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