Chiefs Select RB Dexter McCluster (2nd Rd, No. 36)

Discussion in 'Kansas City Chiefs' started by SRW, Apr 23, 2010.

  1. SRW

    SRW Ex-World's Worst Site Admin

    With the 36th overall pick in the 2010 NFL Draft, the Kansas City Chiefs select Ole Miss RB Dexter McCluster. Undersized for the running back position and may end up being a wide receiver or return specialist at the next level. McCluster got a lot of all purpose yardage as a combination running back/receiver in Mississippi’s offense but he has had ball security issues over the years and needs to prove he can avoid turnovers if he wants to prove a player his size can contribute. He has the speed to turn a short dump off pass into a long touchdown with just a single missed tackle.

    Source: NFL.com
     
  2. hermhater

    hermhater Guest

  3. Sweets

    Sweets All-Pro

    I don't know about you hh but you guys got a really good player, crap I wanted him.
     
  4. Three7s

    Three7s 1st Stringer

    It never freaking fails, I thought we finally had a brain in this upper management, then they do this. WE NEED SOME FREAKING WRs!

    @Sweets
    I'm not doubting that he's a good player, we just DIDN'T NEED A RB! We already have JC and TJ!
     
  5. mj1987us26

    mj1987us26 Super

    McCluster is a great pick if your team doesn't have that many needs.
     
  6. pctrips

    pctrips Pro Bowler

    I think McCluster is a dynamic weapon, I don't dispute that and I'm sure I'll love him. We just have a horrible defense and we had an opportunity to upgrade that with a sure starter at NT or even OLB. McCluster is going to be a kick returner and slot receiver.
     
  7. pctrips

    pctrips Pro Bowler

    The good news is, no safety or linebacker will be able to cover him.
     
  8. Three7s

    Three7s 1st Stringer

    I thought about the possibility of making him into a slot WR, I just don't really like it when a guy (as far as I know) has no experience at it.
     
  9. pctrips

    pctrips Pro Bowler

    He actually played it some in college. He is a pretty good route runner and really good hands. Not a big target though. There's no LB or S that will be able to cover him.
     
  10. pctrips

    pctrips Pro Bowler

    Kent Babb says the Chiefs will officially list him as a WR. I hope he's better than Dante Hall.
     
  11. hermhater

    hermhater Guest

    I'll trust they know what they're doing.
     
  12. Three7s

    Three7s 1st Stringer

    If they're gonna make him a WR, then I'm fine with it.
     
  13. pctrips

    pctrips Pro Bowler

    From his scouting report at Mocking the Draft:

    Pass Catching: Can make the tough catch all over the field. Smooth and fluid receiver that has plenty of experience playing in the slot. Totaled 130 receptions over his four year career at Ole Miss. Could very well end up playing wide receiver at the next level.
     
  14. warcrychief

    warcrychief Ur just da assistant Pimp

    He looks really fast. does any1 have his 40 time?
     
  15. hermhater

    hermhater Guest

    I like how that sounds pctrips. So he's gonna take Long's position?
     
  16. pctrips

    pctrips Pro Bowler

    Yeah, Long and Urban probably.
     
  17. bambam

    bambam Rookie

    me too sweets
     
  18. Jihad Joe

    Jihad Joe Life to Infidels

    Not off hand, but its not very good. In the 4.5 range.

    Its overrated anyway's, particularly for a slot WR

    I think Devin Hester had a crap 40
     
  19. pctrips

    pctrips Pro Bowler

    Watched some highlight film on this kid and damn he's freaking fast and quick as crap. When McCluster got space forget about it....he's gone. Racked up 278 yards and 4 td's against Eric Berry's defense. McCluster was surprisingly tough too, he's willing to stick his nose in and block and broke a few tackles on top of that.
     
  20. hermhater

    hermhater Guest

    This is why I'm trusting Pioli and the gang dude. The game is evolving and I hope he's part of it.