Instant Fantasy Analysis - WR Chris Conley, Chiefs

[The Football Guru 211]

It often seems as if the Chiefs are using a different draft board than every other team; despite great size (6-2, 210), Conley struggles mightily catching the ball. With that said, Conley's combine numbers alone pretty much thrust him into the third round and, if there is a block of clay that a team like Kansas City wants to take some time to develop, there aren't many better choices that were still available than Conley, who should be able to deliver big plays on the few occasions Alex Smith goes deep. For the time being, Conley can be left undrafted in redraft leagues and should be considered a third-rounder in rookie drafts.

[Flgatorguy87 160]

This guy had some of the most amazing combine numbers Ive ever seen in comparison to his on field production.

[petekrum 20]

Will never amount to anything.

[stonewall 647]

KC knows how to develop and utilize WR's.

[petekrum 20]

KC knows how to develop and utilize WR's.

I hope you're kidding.

[weepaws 2,457]

Still amazed that a team can play 16 games and their WR end up with zero tds .

[Frozenbeernuts 1,652]

I hope you're kidding.

Stonewall only kids in italics

[stonewall 647]

Stonewall only kids in italics

 

This is true.

[ralphster 274]

I have Conley/Coates and Devin Smith all rated for 3rd round rookie draft pick status. The kind of players you taxi for a year or two and see what may come. Got Conley at 3.07. Coates went 2.09 and Devin Smith went 2.11. 3rd round rookies are a dice roll anyway, and I liked Conley's landing spot better than the other two. Less obstruction to playing time.