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The University Daily Kansan
Monday, April 17, 2000
NFL Draft
Chiefs hope new players will lead to better year
The Associated Press
KANSAS CITY, Mo. - For the first time in three months, the mood is upbeat around Arrowhead Stadium.
Everyone is ready to proclaim that a college draft that addressed some of their most urgent needs is the official end to the most tragic and embarrassing winter in Chiefs' history.
"Without question, it's time for us to move on to the thing that we are here for, football," said team president and CEO Carl Peterson.
President and CEO Car Peterson. It was in January that Derrick Thomas was injured in a one-car accident that led to his death two weeks later. In the interim, wide receiver Andre Rison has been in legal troubles because of unpaid debts, kick returner Tamarick Vanover has been convicted on a stolen car charge and said in a plea agreement with authorities that he conspired with running back Bam Morris to distribute drugs. Neither Morris nor Vanover are now with the organization.
"What's happened has happened. There's nothing we can do." Peterson said quietly.
Coach Gunther Cunningham was particularly pleased with the team's selection of wide receiver Sylvester Morris in the first round and running back/kick returner Dante Hall in round five yesterday.
"With all the things that have gone on, with Derrick in particular, it's been a difficult off-season," said Cunningham. "I feel real good
about the players we added here."
Hall will be given a chance to replace Vanover as kick returner although, ironically, he was suspended for the last six games at Texas A&M because he continued to park his car in a private space and quarreted with teammates and coaches.
"His violation and suspension from the team was not for any criminal activities," Peterson said. "It was well publicized he was parking in a dean of students' 'parking place.'"
With their first pick in the fourth round yesterday, the Chiefs took Frank Moreau, a 6-foot, 224-pound running back from Louisville. The 5-8, 188-pound Hall was picked in the fifth round. And the team picked Pat Dennis, a 6-foot, 202-pound cornerback from Louisiana-Monroe, with a supplemental pick in that round.
Darnell Alford, a 6-4, 334-pound offensive tackle from Boston College was the team's sixth-round pick and Desmond Kitchings, a wide receiver/kick returner from Furman was the Chiefs' last pick.
KANSAS CITY'S DRAFT PICKS
1. Sylvester Morris, WR, Jackson State
2. William Bartesen, DB, Oklahoma
3. Gregory Pine, Pine Bluff
4. Frank Moreau, DB, Louisville
5. Dante Hall, RB, Texas A&M
6. Pat Dennis, LD, Louisiana Monroe
7. Ben Orr, BG, Boston
8. Seamond Kitchings, WR, Furman
Raiders target kicking game in draft
The Associated Press
NEW YORK — The Oakland Raiders should have the NFL's best kicking game next season, even if they don't have much else.
And certainly they should have the youngest kickers.
After pulling the biggest surprise or the first round by selecting kicker Sebastian Janikowski with the 17th overall pick, the Raiders selected a punter in the fifth round yesterday when they took Shane Lechler of Texas A&M, who averaged nearly 47 yards per kick last season.
"This is something we needed to improve on." Raiders coach John Gruden said of his team's kicking game.
he went out and took two kickers with his first four picks.
Believe it or not, the Raiders aren't the first team to spend relatively high picks on kickers. In 1976, its first year in the NFL, Seattle spent two third-round picks on kickers — punter Rick Engles and place kicker Dop Bitterlin.
The other 30 teams spent the second day of this draft improving in more conventional ways.
While most of the sure things happened Saturday, a lot of big-time players were picked yesterday.
Tee Martin, a quarterback Tennessee, was picked by Pittsburgh late in the fifth round. Martin was the
160th player chosen and the fourth quarterback drafted. Two picks later, Minnesota chose Stanford's Troy Walters, who won the Biletnikoff Award as the nation's best wide receiver but is only 5-feet $^2/2$ and 171 pounds
Quarterback Joe Hamilton of Georgia Tech, runner-up for the Helsman Trophy, wasn't taken until the seventh and last round, with the 234th overall pick. Hamilton, who is only 5-10, will join Shaun King in Tampa Bay, a 6-foot quarterback who was taken in the second round by the Bucs last year and helped lead them to the NFC title game last season.
UCLA wide receiver Danny Farmer (Steelers); Penn State linebacker Brandon Short (Giants); and Minnesota safety Tyrone Carter (Vikings) were picked in the fourth round; and Virginia Tech safety Anthony Midget (Falcons); Nebraska cornerback Ralph Brown; Miami guard Richard Mercier (Baltimore); Miami running back Michael Wiley (Dallas, where he will be tried at wide receiver), and Kentucky tight end James Whalen (Tampa Bay) were chosen in the fifth
Running back Frank Murphy of Kansas State went to Chicago in the sixth round, and Philadelphia used the next pick on Minnesota running back Thomas Hamner. Murphy, who has fumbling problems, also has a record of minor crimes going back seven years, when he was arrested for carjacking.
FIRST ROUND SELECTIONS
1. Cleveland, Courtney Brown, DE, Penn State,
2. Utah
1. Cleveland, Courtney Brown, DE, Penn State.
2. Hartington (New Orleans), Lamar Arlington, LB, Penn State.
3. Washington (from San Francisco), Chris Samuels, OT,
Alabama.
4. Cincinnati, Peter Warrick, WR, Florida State.
5. Baltimore (from Alabama), Linda Lewis, RB, Tennessee.
6. Philadelphia, Coney Simon, DWI, Florida State.
7. Arizona, Thomas Jones, RB, Virginia.
8. Pittsburgh, Placer Bauzies, WR, Michigan State.
9. Chicago, Brian Ufner, LB, New Mexico.
10. Saltwater (from Denver), Travis Taylor, WR, Florida.
11. New York Giants, Ron Damey, RB, Wisconsin.
12. New York Yankees, Mark McGregor, Washington and
Philadelphia, Don Fellis, DC, Tennessee.
13. New York, NY - Shaun Ellis, DE, Tennessee.
13. New York, LA - Timothy Tempelway (Tempe Bay), John
Newayton, LAB, South Carolina.
16. San Francisco (from New England through New York Jets)
17. Julian Peterson, LB, Michigan State
18. Oakland, Sebastian Janickowiak, PK, Florida State.
19. Seattle Jets, Chad Pennington, MB, Marshall
19. Seattle Jets, Chris McDonald, AL, Alabama
20. Detroit, Stooker McDougle, OT, Oklahoma
21. Kansas City, Sylvester Moyer, WR, Jackson State
22. Seattle, Chris McMoshot, WI, Wisconsin
23. Carolina (from Miami), Rashard Anderson, DB, Jack
15. Denver (from Boston through E. N. L. to DE, Calif., California)
San Francisco (from New England through New York, Jets).
23. Astra (from Marmi), Hashard Anderson, DB, Jackson
Shaffer (from Marmi), Hashard Anderson, DB,
Spira. *Formation* (from Marmi).
24. San Francisco (from Washington), Ahmad Plummer, DB,
Obin Rattle.
26. Buffalo, Erik Flowers, DE, Arizona State.
27. New York Jets (from Tampa Bay), Anthony Becht, TE,
28. Cleveland, Danny Wright, OJB, Bronx College.
28. Indianapolis, Rob Morris, LB, Brigham Young.
29. Jacksonville, RJ, Ray Seward, WR, Southern California.
30. Tennessee, Keith Bulch, LB, Syracuse.
31. St. Louis, Tring Candidate, BB, Arizona.
There was a milestone of sorts in the fourth round when linebacker Isiah Kacyvenski was chosen by Seattle, the highest any player from Harvard had ever been chosen.
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