Good for him. Glad he got out of the shithole in the black hole.

Aw, come on! Who doesn't mind dredging through calf-high sewage and urine while walking to the locker room?

How do they play in that place? No wonder they're terrible. Stadium is a ****ing abortion. They won't be in Oakland much longer anyways.

I have no idea.

I was there for an Oakland-Royals game in 1993 and not only was it empty, it was the biggest hunk of junk I've ever seen in my entire life.

For those of you old enough to remember (and I don't even know if it's there any more) but the Shawnee Mission South football stadium was literally 1,000 times nicer than the Oakland Coliseum.

If the Roman Gods were still alive, they would cry at the use of the word "Coliseum" and shoot arrows from the sky.

He'll probably be out for the season with an injury in the next couple of weeks.

Ya, no shit ROFL that's some "coliseum!"

Aaaaaaaand all of a sudden Alex's contract doesn't look so bad.

Two coaches who know qbs getting their guys locked up. While having developmental qbs in the wings.

Chiefs murray bray, cardinals Logan Thomas.

I like it

It seems like a really good deal for both sides. Palmer has been playing very well, borderline great since the second half of last season. He's thrown a at least two TDs in every game he's played this year while only throwing two picks. If he keeps playing well next year, he will get the 2016 money, if not, he won't. Same goes for the following year.

Only guaranteeing one year makes it a damn good deal for AZ IMO.

that whole team is smoke and mirrors

It won't last. Cards will be regretting this by this time next year.

So we get lucky like Denver and avoid him

Not much else the Cards could do given that their current QBotF is Logan Thomas.

So you are saying is like us they don't have a legit QBOTF

Both teams put themselves in the same position, and odds are they find themselves in the same spot five years from now.

Four or five combined playoff appearances, one or two wins between both teams and zero superbowls.

The silver lining for both Arizona and Kansas City is that the best young QB among the six other teams is Russell Wilson, so they're in no danger of being like the Jags and Titans who'll be getting fist****ed by Andrew Luck for the next decade.

Both franchises can try and Moneyball their way into the playoffs year in and year out.