The Chiefs got their guy with Eric Berry, safety from Tennesse with the fifth overall pick.  It has been suggested that the Chiefs' next pick might end up being Jimmy Clausen.

Per Adam Schefter on ESPN radio, it was said that the Chiefs liked Clausen enough to take him in the first round.  The Chiefs ended up taking (thankfully) because Berry was rated higher on their draft board.

As fate would have it, Clausen has dropped out of the first round, and might be staring the Chiefs right in the eye with the fourth overall pick in round two. 

The Chiefs could have a tough decision to make with taking a top rookie quarterback when they just signed Matt Cassel last year to a six-year $63 million dollar deal with $28 million guaranteed.

Then again the Chiefs didn't have Charlie Weiss as an offensive coordinator last year either when Cassel was signed.  They do have Weiss on staff this year, and it sounds like Weis will be asking the Chiefs to draft Clausen if he drops to their pick in the second round.

Weis recruited Clausen, the blue-chip quarterback, to Notre Dame and has been primarily responsible for developing Clausen into what is thought to be a NFL-ready quarterback.