DawgTalkers.net Forums The Archives 2019 NFL Season 2019 NFL Draft John Dorsey's Top 100 (a history...in part)

Welp. Another Saturday morning waiting for football to return. Anyway, got bored and started looking at draft histories. I don't see what all the mystery is about really. Dorsey likes defense and has drafted 1 WR in the top 100 in his life

Without further adieu.

Since getting a voice in the draft room that people listened to.

2012 (Green Bay):

1-28) Nick Perry - OLB
2-51) Jerel Worthy- DT
2-62) Casey Hayward- DB
...no 3rd round pick but they came back and took Mike Daniels-DT in the 4th

2013 Kansas City:

1-1) Eric Fisher- OT
3-63) Travis Kelce- TE (the highest "pass-catcher")
3-96) Knile Davis- RB (I forgot about this cat)

2014 Kansas City:

1-23) Dee Ford- Edge
3-87) Phillip Gaines- CB

2015 Kansas City:

1-15) Marcus Peters- CB
2-49) Mitch Morse- G
3-76) Chris Conley- WR (YOU FOUND HIM!)
3-98) Steven Nelson- CB

2016 Kansas City:

2-37) Chris Jones- DT (no 1st this year)
3-74) Kei'Varie Russell- CB (flop! That's what you get for trying to take all the DB's, John)

I can't really bring myself to count 2017 as Dorsey was essentially out the door but even then they took a DE in the 2nd after Mahommes.

Anyway. 5 years; 5 DB's in the top 100.
5 years; 1 WR...just sayin'

If you really feel like including the last two years as well...7 years with 6 DB's. In retrospect, I guess we should have seen the Ward pick coming (still only one WR...I think Callaway is the 2nd highest drafted WR-105- he;s ever drafted)

I think this draft is going to be more about tires and brakes and less about sound systems and rims.

That's a completely incomplete picture.

You showed what he drafted.... great. There's no context to that.

What were those teams' needs going into that offseason, what were the strengths of each free agency class and each Draft, and how did it all fit together?


Simply looking at positions picked doesn't tell you anything of significance at all.