As day two of the 2015 NFL Draft came and went on Friday night, Kansas City Chiefs general manager John Dorsey and head coach Andy Reid entered round two with three picks at their disposal, and seemingly decided to draft need-specific, backing away from their typically strict “best player available” draft philosophy.
After adding highly-touted Washington cornerback Marcus Peters in round one, Dorsey and company invested in three high-character prospects with high ceilings, but also addressed needs with their three selections…
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In an attempt to avoid prematurely grading a draft class that is only a mere few days old, let’s take a different route, and simply take in-depth look at Kansas City’s day two selections, and analyze the picks:
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