If you were the guy miking up people on Monday Night...

[Rain Man]

...and you were neutral toward the Chiefs, which Chiefs defensive player would be most entertaining to put the mike on?

[jspchief]

Gunther. The prolific F-bombs would be entertainment at it's finest.

[jcroft]

Sadly, there isn't a single one I can think of that would have much of relevance to say. I don't think we have a Ray Lewis or Warren Sapp on our team. We don't have a vocal leader that fires people up. I think we need one. Not that it would solve all our problems, but it couldn't hurt...

[InChiefsHell]

...and you were neutral toward the Chiefs, which Chiefs defensive player would be most entertaining to put the mike on?

Defensive player...do we have any of them??

...but seriously. I guess I'd put it on...ummm...Dalton? Maybe Jared Allen.

[HC_Chief]

Eric Hicks.... because he's a loudmouthed bitch. I want to hear his <i>in game</i> excuses... already heard all of his <i>post game</i> material.

[InChiefsHell]

Gunther. The prolific F-bombs would be entertainment at it's finest.

Absolutely. Didn't even think of that...

[jcroft]

Actually, now that's it's been mentioned, jared Allen is probably a good choice.

[NewChief]

After listening to Harts in an interview yesterday, I would be tempted to mic him. He was pretty funny with his, "Sup, ya know what ah'm sayin." "fer real" etc.

[MichaelH]

Dick Vermeil- he gets very defensive when he's asked why another meltdown.

[Phobia]

Kawika Mitchell.

The woosh sound of a would-be tackle missed by 3 yards would play well on network TV, IMO. Then the whimpering afterwards has gotta be golden.

[Rain Man]

Gunther. The prolific F-bombs would be entertainment at it's finest.

I almost listed Gunther, but that would be too easy a choice. Plus, the networks would have to cut it off after the first drive.