3. Kansas City Chiefs

04/15/09. Aaron Curry LB. Confession: I didn’t personally attend the Combine. Nope. Wasn’t within a thousand miles of Indianapolis during all of that organized chaos. So I can’t claim to have witnessed Curry dominate not just the physical testing but also the interview process with the teams. But believe me, I’ve read about it. Allright, allright, I even watched a lot of it on the NFL channel. “Curry for President” was easily one of the bigger stories coming out of the Combine. The consensus seems to be that Curry is, overall, the safest prospect out there. The only reason I haven’t put him down for either Detroit or St. Louis is because of his position. Generally, the left tackle position is considered to be more crucial to the success of a team than the LB spot. It also helps that the Chiefs have a genuine need at OLB despite the signings of Mike Vrabel and Monty Beisel. And then there’s the fact that Curry has the versatility to play either inside or outside as necessary. I’m satisfied the Chiefs believe that OLB/ILB is enough of a need to justify taking a surefire pick like Curry.