Saccappoo Annual "Pick 3" Draft Championship

CP Draft-Head's,

I've had this idea for an annual draft game that I thought we'd give a try if you guys are interested!? I thought it would be fitting to name it in memory of the legendary CP'er that our favorite fan forum is named after to continue in the tradition set forth by Staylor's CP Mock Draft.

The game is "pick 3" players for each round that you think our Chiefs will take, and whoever gets the most correct wins. In 2024 we'll choose 6 players in the 5th and 0 in the 6th per our current draft schedule. You can edit up until the start of the draft.

*EDIT: Rank your choices accordingly per round, we'll reference this in the event of a tie. Secondarily, we'll give consideration for having the right player in the wrong round if necessary.

1st Prize is a Chiefs cap! ...assuming you're comfortable providing an address for me to ship it to.

Good luck!

Round 1: No. 32
1. kccrow
1. duncan idaho
2. Staylor26
2. Saphojunkie

Round 2: No. 64
1. CupidStunt
2.
3.

Round 3: No. 95
1.
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3.

Round 4: No. 131
1. Dunerdr
2.
3.

Round 5: No. 159
1.
2.
3.

Round 5: No. 173
1.
2.
3.

Round 7: No. 221
1.
2.
3.

Awesome! Stoked to have you guys participate! Maybe we keep building on this and it becomes something cool, holler out any suggestions you might have!
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I'l kick us off...

Round 1: No. 32
1. OT Kingsley Suamataia
2. OT Tyler Guyton
3. DL Darius Robinson

Round 2: No. 64
1. WR Xavier Worthy
2. WR Troy Franklin
3. OT Patrick Paul

Round 3: No. 95
1. WR Javon Baker
2. WR Tez Walker
3. RB Jaylin Wright

Round 4: No. 131
1. NT T'vondre Sweat
2. RB Bucky Irving
3. WR Jermaine Burton

Round 5: No. 159
1. DB Decamerion Richardson
2. IOL Javon Foster
3. WR Jalen Coker

Round 5: No. 173
1. WR Anthony Gould
2. RB Blake Watson
3. LB Michael Barrett

Round 7: No. 221
1. DT Kristian Boyd
2. DB Kamal Hadden
3. DB Jaylin Simpson

Hmmm this actually has me thinking through my strategy a lot more than I had expected. Do you try and call all 7 picks or stick to the positions you know we covet most? Do you rank the players higher that you like most or the one's most likely to be available? Will the Chiefs target best fits and trade up or will teams be reluctant to trade with us? Which positions do teams reach for and which fall? Is there a counter-intuitive strategy that offers the greatest probability? Damn. I really want to win that hat! :-)
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Round 1: No. 32
1. OT Kingsley Suamataia
2. OT Jordan Morgan
3. WR Xavier Legette

Round 2: No. 64
1. RB Jonathan Brooks
2. DT T'Vondre Sweat
3. WR Devontez Walker

Round 3: No. 95
1. TE Ja'Tavion Sanders
2. OT Kiran Amegadjie
3. RB Jaylen Wright

Round 4: No. 131
1. WR Luke McCaffrey
2. CB Cam Hart
3. DT Gabe Hall

Round 5: No. 159
1. CB Tarheeb Still
2. OT Matt Goncalves
3. WR Cornelius Johnson

Round 5: No. 173
1. CB DeCamerion Richardson
2. LB Tommy Eichenberg
3. CB Nehemiah Pritchett

Round 7: No. 221
1. WR Ryan Flournoy
2. WR Ainias Smith
3. OT Frank Crum

Edit history:

5-173, pick 2. Removed Khristian Boyd, added Tommy Eichenberg
4-131, pick 2. Removed Chau Smith-Wade, added Cam Hart
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Round 1: No. 32
1. OT Tyler Guyton
2. OT Kingsley Suamataia
3. WR Xavier Worthy

Round 2: No. 64
1. WR Roman Wilson
2. OT Kiran Amegadjie
3. WR Javon Baker

Round 3: No. 95
1. CB Renardo Green
2. WR Jalen McMillan
3. DT DeWayne Carter

Round 4: No. 131
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Round 5: No. 159
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Round 5: No. 173
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Round 7: No. 221
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This should be an entertaining disaster, lol...

Round 1: No. 32
1. WR Brian Thomas, Jr., LSU
2. WR Xavier Worthy, Texas
3. OT Kingsley Suamataia, BYU

Round 2: No. 64
1. WR Roman Wilson, Michigan
2. WR Troy Franklin, Oregon
3. DT Michael Hall, Jr., Ohio State

Round 3: No. 95
1. TE Jared Wiley, TCU
2. RB Bucky Irving, Oregon
3. DT T'Vondre Sweat, Texas

Round 4: No. 131
1. CB Decamarion Richardson, Mississippi State
2. LB Ty'Ron Hopper, Missouri
3. OT Javon Foster, Missouri

Round 5: No. 159
1. RB Rasheen Ali, Marshall
2. DT Jaden Crumedy, Mississippi State
3. WR Ainias Smith, Texas A&M

Round 5: No. 173
1. WR Anthony Gould, Oregon State
2. CB Chigozie Anusiem, Colorado State
3. DT Fabien Lovett, Florida State

Round 7: No. 221
1. DT Jowon Briggs, Cincinnati
2. WR Xavier Weaver, Colorado
3. S Mark Perry, TCU
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Originally Posted by Couch-Potato:
Ok, now that I'm thinking this through a little it's pretty clear that each contestant should also rank their choices accordingly per round. This will be used in the event of a tie lol.

Do you get points if you pick the right guy in the wrong round?
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Round 1: No. 32
1.Addonai Mitchell
2. Brian Thomas Jr.
3.Tyler Guyton

Round 2: No. 64
1.Roman Wilson
2.Ricky Pearsall
3.Javon Baker

Round 3: No. 95
1.Jermaine Burton
2.Michael Hall Jr
3. Blake Fisher

Round 4: No. 131
1.T'vondre Sweat
2.Jared Wiley
3. Cade Stover

Round 5: No. 159
1. Mason Mcormick
2..Javon Foster
3.Zak Zinter

Round 5: No. 173
1.Cam Hart
2.Myles Cole
3.Matt Gonclaves

Round 7: No. 221
1.Jarrion Jones
2.Calin Bullock
3.Xavier weaver
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I'll play.

Round 1: No. 32
1. WR Adonai Mitchell
2. DL Jer'Zhan Newton
3. OT Tyler Guyton

Round 2: No. 64
1. WR Xavier Worthy
2. WR Ja'Lynn Polk
3. DL T'Vondre Sweat

Round 3: No. 95
1. DL Leonard Taylor
2. CB D.J. James
3. IOL Zak Zinter

Round 4: No. 131
1. LB Tommy Eichenberg
2. CB Kalen King
3. RB Isaac Guerendo

Round 5: No. 159
1. CB Chau Smith-Wade
2. TE Erick All
3. IOL Hunter Nourzad

Round 5: No. 173
1. TE Dallin Holker
2. RB Dylan Laube
3. LB Tyrice Knight

Round 7: No. 221
1. EDGE Eric Watts
2. LB Jordan Magee
3. RB Daijun Edwards
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This is fun.. will work on this slowly

Round 1: No. 32
1. Kingsley Suamataia
2. Johnny Newton
3. Cooper Dejean

Round 2: No. 64
1. Troy Franklin
2. Ricky Pearsall
3. Ja'Lynn Polk

Round 3: No. 95
1. Erick All
2. Cooper Beebe
3. Andru Phillips

Round 4: No. 131
1. Andru Phillips
2. Dominick Puni
3. Mohammed Kamara

Round 5: No. 159
1. Mekhi Wingo
2. Isaac Guarendo
3. Will Shipley

Round 5: No. 173
1. Cam Hart
2. Anthony Gould
3. Caedan Wallace

Round 7: No. 221
1. Khristian Boyd
2. Cody Schrader
3. Rasheen Ali
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