Mort just said Pollard was the reason for the resurgence in the Texans secondary.

I don't know, I think Brown saved a TD in that win Pollard surely would have wiffed on.

Wasn't there someone on here that really didn't like Cushing?

He's been really really good so far.

Its sad that Chiefs fans are now reduced to praising an expansion team that has basicially done nothing in 8 years of existence.....

Show ya just how far this franchise has fallen.....

If Pollard weren't there, they would have lost the game today.

Wait a second...

Wasn't. If Pollard wasn't there.

:p

Mother Fck Haley. Not just on the pollard deal but on the ideal of the right 53 with no talent. Dumbass. Mother fcker can't recognize the right 53, no playing football MFer.

This is what I expected was the problem. LJ better be next:

kb_kcstar: For the record, Bernard Pollard was a bad, bad influence in the locker room. Not the Chiefs' kind of guy. Much better player than Brown tho.

November 8th, 2009 @ 8:22 pm

nah, they'd be at least 2-6. they would have won the cowboys game.

I'm fairly sure half the people on the board could have had his second interception today. That was a brutal pass.

It's been done:

http://www.chiefsplanet.com/BB/showthread.php?t=217264

This was a stupid decision from the word go.

I love all the "bad influence" stuff, like these guys are 5 years old and don't have minds of their own.

Bad influence = not taking shit from the coaching staff.

Yeah, I'd much rather have Mike Vrabel and his 'leadership' in my locker room.

Screw talent, I want old, slow Yes men on my team.

Evidently that's the Patriot way.

If they really think this is how you build a team with today's players they aren't going to last very long.

Pollard basically said he felt like they disrespected him and didn't treat him like a man and he's called a bad influence?