I fully expect the KC pick to be top 10-20

[Cali512]

First off they are in a division with Oakland and Denver, along with Phillip Rivers who just got a big body WR in the draft. I cant see their roster being able to compete
2nd, Charles is getting old, they just caused a possible QB controversy, and Kelce kind of overstayed his welcome last year and has became hated. This all, along with the fact that their D has no obvious elite players past Berry. This would be one of the teams I fully expect to go through a season like the Bengals did last year.

Not only this, if we have a bad season, next year is what I've heard to be the best QB draft in a long time, I can't see how our trade is considered bad. I really really and you can quote me on this, think Garrett, Trubisky, Ross, Davis, Reddick, and Mike Williams (even though I do hang some hope for him) will all be busts. I've watched as much tape as I can and each scream Maybin, Goff, Stephen Hill, and Floyd (who would be a bust top 10)

[Historian]

Reid isn't perfect.

He's a good coach, but he reminds me of a Knox or Scottenheimer.

Great regular season, no playoff imagination.

And that's a tough division.

[Cali512]

Reid isn't perfect.

He's a good coach, but he reminds me of a Knox or Scottenheimer.

Great regular season, no playoff imagination.

And that's a tough division.

I really think KC was perfect for us, a lot of teams that just haven't made it on the cusp bust out one year (Cinci this year, Houston during the Shaub years)

[The Jokeman]

First off they are in a division with Oakland and Denver, along with Phillip Rivers who just got a big body WR in the draft. I cant see their roster being able to compete
2nd, Charles is getting old, they just caused a possible QB controversy, and Kelce kind of overstayed his welcome last year and has became hated. This all, along with the fact that their D has no obvious elite players past Berry. This would be one of the teams I fully expect to go through a season like the Bengals did last year.

Not only this, if we have a bad season, next year is what I've heard to be the best QB draft in a long time, I can't see how our trade is considered bad. I really really and you can quote me on this, think Garrett, Trubisky, Ross, Davis, Reddick, and Mike Williams (even though I do hang some hope for him) will all be busts. I've watched as much tape as I can and each scream Maybin, Goff, Stephen Hill, and Floyd (who would be a bust top 10)

Charles isn't with the Chiefs anymore, he was cut earlier this season. Yet I'll agree with you most likely the Chiefs pick will be in the teens.

[GingerP]

I think they will be in the 20's. They have been pretty consistent the last few years since Reid got there, winning 11, 9, 11 & 12 games. They still have Alex Smith, a good but not great QB. I would guess they end up around 24-28.

[Joe Fo Sho]

I never think much of the Chiefs, but they exceed my expectations every year (at least lately). They average 10.75 wins per season under Andy Reid.

Fun side fact: We've played them 9 out of the last 10 seasons, including Week 12 this year at Arrowhead. So we can directly improve our draft pick from them...or we can make it worse.

[psubills62]

I never think much of the Chiefs, but they exceed my expectations every year (at least lately). They average 10.75 wins per season under Andy Reid.
Fun side fact: We've played them 9 out of the last 10 seasons, including Week 12 this year at Arrowhead. So we can directly improve our draft pick from them...or we can make it worse.

Kind of balances out with our own draft pick.

[Joe Fo Sho]

Kind of balances out with our own draft pick.

Ha, that's a good point. Didn't even cross my mind.

[Homegrown]

There’s an old saying when it comes to betting & investing - “the trend is your friend”.

Since 2000, Andy Reid teams have made the playoffs 12 times, and has finished under .500 only twice in that same time period.

The last three years, his record has been 9-7, 11-5, 12-4.

Suggesting KC would be drafting closer to #10 than #32 is not a bet I would take ....don't buck the trend.

[Ed]

The good news is that KC's schedule looks pretty tough and taking Mahommes doesn't help make them any better next season.

[TacklingDummy]

There’s an old saying when it comes to betting & investing - “the trend is your friend”.

Since 2000, Andy Reid teams have made the playoffs 12 times, and has finished under .500 only twice in that same time period.

The last three years, his record has been 9-7, 11-5, 12-4.

Suggesting KC would be drafting closer to #10 than #32 is not a bet I would take ....don't buck the trend.

Watch they make it to the AFC Title game.

Denver doesn't have a QB and the Raiders are the Raiders. In the past 14 years they have only finished about .500 one time.