Kansas City Chiefs: What I Would Do As GM
Over the last few weeks I added a few articles ranging from free agency and the NFL Draft to the coaching changes that have taken place. I would like to tie it all together now, though knowing there will be changes in the coming weeks.
Coaching
Coaching has changed recently, but there are three coaching changes I'd make.
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1) Hire Will Shields or Mike Solari as offensive line coach
2) Hire Mike Vrabel as linebacker coach and Bobby Engram WR Coach.
Free Agency
OK, I know what you are saying, "Do we really need more ex-New England Patriots?" The answer is yes. If we are looking at an uncapped season, the Pats will have the best free agents on the market, so why not? Here's what I propose
Sign
Tully Banta Cain (OLB) Had 10 sacks in 10 games last year. Start him opposite Hali.
Ben Watson (TE) Knows the offense and is easily better than any Kansas City TE.
Stephen Neal (OG) Had a solid year. Sign him for one year and put him at right guard
Chester Taylor (RB) Not a Pat, but that's OK. He is the No. 2 RB behind Charles. Both Charles and Flowers may need shoulder surgery in the upcoming weeks. Ouch.
Vince Wilfolk (DT) Trade our Gonzalez pick from Atlanta for him. He wants out.
Resign Chambers, Wade, Smith, and Brown
Trade
Glenn Dorsey for a first round pick. I hate to see him go but he doesn't fit.
Draft
1) Rolando McClain, LB, Alabama, starts at inside linebacker
1) Brian Bulaga, ORT, Iowa, starts at right offensive tackle
2) Maukice Pouncey, C, Florida, starts at center
3) Jordan Shipley, WR, Texas, starts at slot receiver
4) Antonio Coleman, OLB, Auburn, sack artist shares time with Cain. Expect 12 sacks.
5) Jonathan Jerry, ORG, Ole Miss, groom for one-year behind Neal
5) Barry Church, SS, Toledo, will challenge Mike Brown from day one
5) Kyle McCarthy, SS, Notre Dame, Also in the Brown/Church mix.
6) Brandon Banks, KR, Kansas State-Little "mighty mite" 5'5" kick returner
FA) Mike Tepper, OT, California- Distant cousin. Had to throw him in here
Now lets look at the end result.
Offense
QB Matt Cassel
RB Jamal Charles/Chester Taylor
TE Ben Watson
WR Chris Chambers
WR Dwayne Bowe
WR Jordan Shipley
OT Brandon Albert
OG Brian Watters
C Maukice Pouncey
OG Stephen Neal
OT Brian Bulaga
DEFENSE
DE Tyson Jackson
NT Vince Wilfolk
DE Alex McGee
OLB Tamba Hali
ILB Rolando McClain
ILB Derrick Johnson
OLB Tully Banta Cain/Coleman
SS Brown / Church / McCarthy / McGraw
WS Jared Page
CB Brandon Carr / Leggett
CB Brandon Flowers/ Washington
That would be a great start to this season.
All holdover players not mentioned are the depth
ONE FINAL NOTE- Consider moving 2 Offensive Tackles to the other side of the ball and play them as 3/4 DE.
Barry Richardson-Time has run out, but he is a great athlete. At about 6'6 310 if he plays with passion, he could make it. What difference does it make if they are going to cut him anyway?
Colin Brown-Last year's #5 pick-he is not going to make it at OT. His feet are too slow in pass protection and he is too tall to play Guard. But what about DE?
They say that DE in the 3/4 need size and strength to occupy blockers and keep the Linebackers clean. This guy is 6"7 335lbs. Makes sense to me.
The Defensive Line was pushed around too much this year. This guy will not be pushed around by anyone.

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