Occasional choleric, boundless rage is good for a man's digestive system. If you don't have some now and again your intestines will get all tangled up. Chiefs fans are known for their healthy intestines. Mine are already looking forward to next year's draft.

Take your sandy vag and cheer for another team...problem solved. Nobody is forcing you to support this team.

It's sad to say but I really think the Chiefs brass are fine and content with guys like Demarrio Williams because he is that "smart, nice, guy." So I guess we are going into the season with an ILB that gets all his starts from jumping on the pile after the defense gives up 6 yards a carry

On a positive note - seriously - that might be a sign that Pioli is willing to recognize his mistakes, cut bait and move on.

I'll root for that.

Punt returner was also a huge need considering we're not going to be able to make a team punt all year.

I guess noone in the front office noticed that a RB from Clevland put up 300 yards on us last year.

Short of trading for Ngata, Demeco Ryans and Brian Cushing, our defense will still be shit.

Not taking a developmental center baffles me. Maybe Harris or Asamoah can play there, I don't know. Guess we still have Rudy. As far as McCluster and Arenas, they'll get plenty of work returning kick off's. They may all develop into good players but Chief fans better get used to drafting in the top ten for the next couple of years. Sorry if I sound kind of depressed right now but I am.

Not trying to be a dick here man, but don't forget that dorsey missed this game with an injury. Dude does best against the run. He plays, might not've been a 300 yarder.
I know coulda, woulda, shoulda.

I wish it was Septemba already!!!!!

This draft will look a whole lot better to me if Dorsey and Jackson play up to their draft spots this year.

This. As I said yesterday even if KC took a LB and NT in the second if Dorsey and Jackson don't improve it doesn't matter.

No developmental center, ILB, NT or full time receiver?

Overall, I think this was a solid draft for the Chiefs. I share my disappointments here with others for not drafting enough talent to address the front 7. But I don't want to get caught up in that misery of constantly thinking about it. Id like to shift my thoughts and focus more towards the overall team. Overall as a team I think the Chiefs definately improved. Im coming to accept the reality that not all of our holes are going to be addressed in one night. But the players they drafted are going to contribute and help this team in some form or fashion. Which is always a good thing.

I think the Chiefs just got a lot faster as a team, more mature by adding high charactered guys. And to top it off, the guys they've added have playmaking ability and we all know this team lacked playmakers from the very start. I like what they did in drafting guys out of the SEC. That's where good talent lies and it's just good to see them do something different from the past. Pioli seems to emphasize a lot on character which is great. Championship teams have tons of those guys and obviously we needed more. But it will benefit the team in a way where I thought they could use a change in culture there. Love the fact he hired Crennel and Weis, and some solid assistants to go along with that. We have a lot of guys on this team right now that have underachieved and not lived up to expectations yet. I think good coaching will be the cause for better player development. I consider that just as important as drafting.

*It's obvious Scott Pioli has a plan in place. It's a solid one and Im glad he is sticking with it.

Isn't the logical argument here though that Dorsey and Jackson can improve tenfold if we have an actual real 3-4 NT that can command a double team, you know like how every other 3-4 defense in the NFL has Pro Bowl or near pro bowl type NT talent....

let's see now, the defense sucked bawwllllls last year. They got a great safety, another safety, another corner, and a olb and a new d-coordinator.
Special teams sucked bawwlllllls last year. They got a couple of returners, one helps on defense and the other helps on offense as well.
Offense was horrible until JC emerged. They got a OG to help the line, a tight end and a back/returner/slot and an OC as well.
Did they solve all the problems? No. Too many problems for 1 offseason to fix. Steps in the right direction, I think so.
A far as Claussen goes, they had multiple chances to get him and didn't. I don't think it's an indictment of Pioli as much as CW saying he wasn't worth as much as some of the experts here seem to think he was. I'll go with CW on this one.

I wasn't going to respond to this now, as I'm mentally worn out. it's already been a shitty week (LONG before the draft), and I have shit to do this afternoon. but I have to ****ing respond to this.

**** you. nowhere have I ever said I'm going to root for another franchise.

let me tell you a little story. my great grandfather was louis gier, the guy who ran the chevrolet plant in kansas city during the 40's through the early 70's (when he retired/the plant closed down). he was one of a group of guys who was on the team that recruited lamar hunt to move the chiefs to kansas city. my dad, before he was ten years old, had sat in the owner's box because of who his grandpa was in relation to the chiefs. the chiefs are in my ****ing blood, asshole. I was a chiefs fan from the second I first made congnizant thoughts (which I'm not sure you can do in the first place, but that's another matter entirely). nowhere have I EVER said I'm anywhere close to packing up shop and leaving.

the issue is this: when you care for a team as passionately as I do (and a lot of the other 'negative' people), it's bound to stir up strong emotions. you remember the playoff loss to the colts in 1995? I literally ****ing cried. I was twelve years old. I was down for months after that. the 1997 loss to the cheating scum of mile high? I didn't leave my bedroom other than for meals and school for a month straight. the chiefs have given me extreme highs and extreme lows.

up to this point, they've given me everything except that ultimate of sports payoffs: a super bowl victory. in my 23 years of fandom, we've won exactly three playoff games and advanced to the championship game exactly once. is it too much to ask for a competitive team? that's the issue here: while I appreciate that there are 100 ways to skin a cat, I'd like to see results. I don't see that happening with ****ing cassel. I'll eat my words faster than you could imagine if he turns into anything worth a damn. ****, I've wanted a franchise qb in the worst way since montana retired. I've pined for, at different times, brady quinn, byron leftwich, joey harrington, jimmy clausen, matt stafford, mark sanchez and even david ****ing klingler.

the point I'm making, I guess, is **** you. sports fans aren't ****ing robots (although 'true fans' seem to be, which you apparently are a member of). they're allowed to question the leadership. ****, when you've not won a super bowl in 40 years, how could you NOT be ****ing pissed at this team?

so go ahead, drone, keep going along with the party line. I'm allowed to be as pissed as I want to--I've put my time in. it's about ****ing time they pay me back for all the shit I've gone through as a chiefs fan over the years (****, I'll take a playoff win. that's all I ask anymore).

and let's not get it twisted: my main message? **** YOU, ASSHOLE.