And if KC does take an OT, Fisher's the better prospect.

Look at time of possession. Jags had the ball a lot more than the Chiefs which allowed them to pass the ball more. Plus we didn't want to pass because every time we did it was going to get picked off and when you have a top 3 rb in the NFL you don't pass you give your RB the ball.

This is true.

How dumb are you? The Jags having a higher time of possession means Monroe had to work EVEN MORE and had MORE opportunities to give up tackles/sacks. And no one is questioning why the Chiefs ran. I am saying it makes Albert's job a ****load easier. Which it does.

http://espn.go.com/nfl/statistics/te...ushingAttempts

What do you think is easier? Being a LT for a team that runs the ball the majority of the time? Or an LT for a team that is being expected to pass constantly because they are on a 4th string RB?

How bout a team that has 1 good WR and an elite RB. That's us. Don't bring injuries up man everyone has them. We had a LG playing Center who has never played a snap at Center in the NFL because our starter broke his leg. We at one point had a Rookie LT, rookie LG and and our starting RT playing OG due to injury.

Gabbert could probably reach his potential if your team had a line that would block for him. Time to take OT and franchise Monroe next year.

Yep, bundle of sticksgsonville needs oline. The deal is done.
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That theory is almost as reeruned as your Geno to chief's theory.

We both know there is no chance of that happening. As mad and bitter as you are right now about your own team.

Cockmon is one of the most useless posters in quite some time.

Reported for harassment.

The kid needed to go to a team that had good coaching and could afford to sit him and let him learn for a year...he went to a team with no receivers or coaches and failed under pressure.

Monroe is good for the left...time for Wormack or Lane Johnson for the right so you guys can keep Gabbert on your feet.




This is fun

Regardless of who we draft, we will destroy JAX every time we meet from here on out.
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Gruden: Chiefs should draft Luke Joeckel
April, 16, 2013
Apr 16
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By Bill Williamson | ESPN.com

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If Jon Gruden was making the No. 1 pick for the Kansas City Chiefs in next week’s NFL draft, his choice would be the player who is currently expected to be the choice -- Texas A&M left tackle Luke Joeckel.

Gruden explained in an ESPN conference call his reasons for taking Joeckel over fellow left tackle Eric Fisher of Central Michigan or any other top prospect.

“I don't know what (Chiefs coach) Andy Reid is going to do, certainly,” Gruden said. “But you're talking about a left tackle that not only won the Outland Award trophy as a true junior. He played for two different head coaches, two different systems. (He) helped (Ryan) Tannehill become a first rounder, helped Johnny Manziel win the Heisman, did it against the best America has to offer in terms of competition. Reliable, athletic, consistent, Joeckel would be the guy I would take.”

Gruden is well versed with Joeckel. Here is a video of Joeckel’s visit to Gruden's famous pre-draft camp.

WE ALREADY HAVE A DAMN GOOD LT. For ****'s sake!!