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Mock Draft Roundup 9.0: NFL Media's Bucky Brooks Weighs In

Gathering up the latest mock drafts from around the internet

If this latest mock draft roundup is any indication, Kansas City Chiefs fans are in for a fun night on Thursday, April 27.

That's because the most popular positions in this edition are what would probably be considered of high importance to most NFL fans—six analysts have the Chiefs taking a quarterback, six analysts have the Chiefs taking a wide receiver and three have the Chiefs taking a running back.

Wide Receiver

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Six analysts have the Chiefs selecting a wide receiver on night one of the NFL Draft, and four chose this week's most popular name—Western Michigan's Corey Davis.

CBS Sports' Will Brinson and NFL.com's Lance Zierlein both think that Davis could go much higher, but an ankle injury prevented Davis from running the 40-yard dash at both the NFL Scouting Combine and Western Michigan's Pro Day.

It's with that notion that these analysts believe Davis could fall to No. 27, where general manager John Dorsey could scoop him up.

As USA Today's Nate Davis describes after he mocked Davis to the Chiefs, with his speed, "he and Tyreek Hill could give Kansas City its most formidable tandem since Carlos Carson and Stephone Paige in the '80s."

Quarterback

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Of the six analysts that have the Chiefs taking a quarterback, the most popular name is Clemson's Deshaun Watson, who three analysts—Bucky BrooksDane Brugler and Charley Casserly—have headed to Kansas City.

All three cite Watson's skill set with the coaching skill set of Chiefs head coach Andy Reid, who has a history getting the most out of quarterbacks just like him (notably Donovan McNabb, Michael Vick and the Chiefs' Alex Smith).

Running Back

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Three analysts had the Chiefs selecting a running back, and all three mocked Stanford's Christian McCaffrey.

Sports Illustrated's Chris Burke offered the most interesting scenario for the Chiefs to get McCaffrey, one that included the Chiefs actually *trading up *(remember last year, they traded down) with the Detroit Lions to No. 21 to nab the Stanford running back.

Here's a look at the latest mock draft picks for the Chiefs: 

MOCK DRAFT ROUNDUP 9.0: NEW NAMES LINKED TO CHIEFS FOR PICK NO. 27

Analyst

Company

Player

POS

School

Link to NFL.com Scouting Reports

Chris Roling

Dan Feeney

OG

Indiana

Matt Miller

DeShone Kizer

QB

Notre Dame

Will Brinson

Corey Davis

WR

Western Michigan

Dane Brugler

Deshaun Watson

QB

Clemson

Ryan Wilson

Malik McDowell

DT

Michigan State

Jared Dubin

Mike Williams

WR

Clemson

Rob Rang

Zach Cunningham

LB

Vanderbilt

None given

DeShone Kizer

QB

Notre Dame

Mel Kiper

Zay Jones

WR

East Carolina

Dan Kadar

Zach Cunningham

LB

Vanderbilt

Chad Reuter

Christian McCaffrey

RB

Stanford

Lance Zierlein

Corey Davis

WR

Western Michigan

Bucky Brooks

Deshaun Watson

QB

Clemson

Charley Casserly

Deshaun Watson

QB

Clemson

Steve Palazzolo

Christian McCaffrey

RB

Stanford

Chris Burke

Christian McCaffrey

RB

Stanford

Nate Davis

Corey Davis

WR

Western Michigan

Charlie Campbell

Corey Davis

WR

Western Michigan

Walter Cherepinsky

Pat Mahomes

QB

Texas Tech

Here's a link to all of our mock draft roundups: 

PAST MOCK DRAFT ROUNDUPS

Date published

Version

Most popular player(s)

January 27

1

Ohio State LB Raekwon McMillan (2), Jarrad Davis (2)

February 3

2

Florida LB Jarrad Davis

February 10

3

Vanderbilt LB Zach Cunningham (2) / Washington S Budda Baker (2) / Florida State RB Dalvin Cook (2)

February 17

4

Vanderbilt LB Zach Cunningham (3)

February 24

5

Vanerbilt LB Zach Cunningham (4), Temple LB Haason Reddick (3)

March 3

6

Clemson WR Mike Williams (2)

March 10

7

Vanderbilt LB Zach Cunningham (3), Clemson QB Deshaun Watson (2), Texas Tech QB Patrick Mahomes II (2), Alabama LB Reuben Foster (2)

March 17

8

USC CB Adoree' Jackson (2), Clemson QB Deshaun Watson

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