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Chiefs tag Albert, what to do with first pick?

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Matthias Proficient

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They will have to go defense with the first pick. I don't think anyone is willing to trade down, because no one is worth trading down for. I imagine if they run a 3-4 defense and Jarvis Jones have a great pro day (and he checks out medically), Jarvis Jones will be the first pick. If not, then Dee Milliner perhaps.

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I think trading down is a definite possibility. But if they hold on to the pick I think it will be Dee Milliner, Star Lotulelei, if healthy, or Shariff Floyd.

They already have to young guards that are pretty solid in Jeff Allen and Jon Asamoah, so I don't think Warmack is in play.

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As I said in another thread,

1. Cut Tyson Jackson. He has a MONSTER contract, one that he hasn't really earned.

2. Draft Shariff FLoyd.

3. Go fill some needs in FA. They'll have a lot more money to work with once they cut Jackson.

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