Used up.. Hurt alot...

Go 4 it

Oakland...where careers go to die...only to be rejuvanted again elsewhere.

Chiefs : Where great players go to never win in the playoffs, much less sniff a Superbowl ring.

Here is a good one too..

Chiefs: Where the fans of a 2-14 team add Alex Smiff and think they have magically become relevant LMAO

I can taste the BBQ, 9-7 record, and first round playoff exit already

Per Josh Klingler

I asked Dorsey about the desire to get back into the 2nd round of this draft, he would only say "I'll explore every option there is"*#chiefs

I kinda wish they would so you could have a party and feel good again:D

We haven't seen a quality coached team in nearly a decade, so it's going to be a different experience. Having the best in the division is pretty slick.

Woah Woah Woah Sparky... I never said that :D

Who else has a better coach? It sure the hell isn't Herm Fox or the 2 slapdick former Bronco coordinators ROFL

Peyton Manning is making Fox look good.

Just like Mccoy in San Diego.

The NFL is a funny place.

McCoy operated a shit offense with Tebow/Orton, then suddenly when Peydaton rides into town he's some kind of offensive guru ROFL Ohhhhh K

I have to go to work... I will debunk your myths when I get back

That should be good.

midgets

You mean that "shit offense" that took Tim "the worst QB ever" Tebow to the playoffs and beat the Steelers in Pittsburgh.

Yeah, that "shit, Pop Warner offense" the team abandoned after the season to sign a QB with a broken neck. They were nearly last in the NFL in offense and won on a ton of fluke plays and played in the worst division season of maybe all time. I thought we already covered that?? The game was in Pile High against a gimpy Ben if we want to be technical. What happened in New England the following week?

Well, that may explain why we didn't sign him when he came for a visit....

I think it all had more to do with Tim Tebow being worthless that caused McCoy to implement that offense. When Tim Tebow left why would anyone keep an offense that had to be created because of how ****ing horrible of a QB that Tim Tebow is. Answer NOT A ****ING SOUL

McCoy is not all that but he did more with TEBOW than anyone else ever could or ever would have even tried.

I get that, but more the fact that everyone knew it was shit and would never work in the league another season, causing them to pay the farm for a brokeneck QB. Horsey is "Luck(y)" they fell into Peydaton getting released. The dumbass Pile High homers were yearning for another season of fluke ball.

It was still a shit offense.

The New York Daily News confirms the "framework" of a trade sending Darrelle Revis to Tampa Bay is indeed in place.
Completion is expected late Sunday or early Monday, pending results of Revis' physical at Bucs headquarters. The physical is taking place today. ESPN New York reports the sides have "agreed to trade compensation," while the NY Daily News' Manish Mehta confirms "general parameters" of a Bucs-Revis contract are "also done." Coupled with Dashon Goldson, the acquisition of Revis will give Bucs defensive coordinator Bill Sheridan an ability to dial up heavy blitzes without fear of opposing wideouts running free in Tampa's backend. Also capable of matching up with Julio Jones, Steve Smith, and Marques Colston or Jimmy Graham, the Revis deal has major implications throughout the NFC South.
Related: Buccaneers

Revis,Goldson,Barron that one good secondary

Or you could compare them to Fishers Titan teams, they NEVER had a reciever corp worth a crap, the only guy they ever had was Dyson, and he was only average.

History is repeating itself in St. Louis.

They won't win shit with Freeman

Jets receive Bucs 1st round and conditional 2014 4th pick for Darrelle Revis trade.

Revis passes physical and sings 6 years deal worth $96 mill.

WOW for a broken CB. The Bucs didn't buck hard enough, because they got ****ed!

Broken? Players are coming back easily from these torn ACLs. I wouldn't call him broken.

Yeah he will be broken until he returns to former level of play. 2 of the players that went down came back and looked good. The rest did not fair nearly as well. You never know until after which side of the recovery a player will fall.

Tell that to Jordan Shipley and Kerry Meier.


I'm really just being a ****, the argument is flawed because Revis will obtain better treatment than both of those 2.

I know there's a lot of players that haven't come back, but players now a days are far more likely to come back. Although they might not be 100%, they're 90-95% at least. He's one of the greatest lockdown corners. They need one bad in that division. He's more valuable to them than to other teams because of the WRs in that division (White, Jones, Colston, Smith)

Don't forget Jimmy Graham

Ya forgot bout him cuz he's a tight end.

Or Tony Moeaki, Eric Berry. Guys that were able to play but weren't the same. Maybe in another year...maybe not. Hope so, but only time will tell.

Then of course there is Al Harris, or Dominique Foxworth. Both had plenty of money and were not able to come back AT ALL.
There is also Terrell Thomas, Thomas Davis that had one and then had another within the next season or 2 and that ended their careers because it was never the same after the initial injury.

I understand that Revis "passed" a physical. I question how you pass someone that is in and doing rehab. I am assuming that because he is where he is suppose to be during this stage of rehab that he passed. :shrug:
The Bucs just gave up their 1st round draft pick this year and a 96 million dollar contract to someone that is injured and definitely has an up hill battle against odds that really are not in his favor.
Oh and by the way all of the guys I mention are either 26 or 27 years. Revis is 27 yrs. old.

Still a threat in the passing game.

Ya I know he is.

Linebacker Scott Fujita signed a one-day contract with the New Orleans Saints on Monday and then announced his retirement after 11 seasons.

Knowmo you little ****nut. I know you are reading because of the rep comments....

Reid > Herm Fox

We just might take this bitch division after Peydaton goes down...Deal with it

LMAO he's getting desperate I bet.

Damn KnoMo. It's sad how much you want to post here LMAO

Probably slumming it up on the Feces Powdered Drink page.

Packers waive LB D.J. Smith
Posted by Mike Wilkening on April 24, 2013, 6:30 PM EDT
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The Packers parted ways with one of their opening-week defensive starters from 2012, placing linebacker D.J. Smith on waivers Wednesday. According to the league’s official transactions, the 24-year-old Smith was waived with a “failed physical” designation.

Smith started the first six games of 2012 at middle linebacker for the Packers, recording 39 tackles. However, he suffered a torn anterior cruciate ligament in the Packers’ Oct. 14 win at Houston, an injury that ended his campaign. The Green Bay Press-Gazette reported in March that Smith’s availability for the start of training camp was in question with even his availability for Week One not a sure thing.

Smith was a sixth-round pick of Green Bay in the 2011 draft. As a rookie, he appeared in all 16 games for the Packers, starting three times and notching 43 tackles.

A.J. Hawk, Brad Jones and Desmond Bishop are among the Packers’ options at inside linebacker entering 2013.

Would like to claim him and stockpile MLBs opposite DJ and let them fight it out for that spot.

Given that draft talk is going to start dominating, I'm going to unstick this thread for now. Feel free to bump it with the latest updates.

:cuss: :) just kidding

Going to include the draft picks into this now?

2013 undrafted free agents: Chiefs sign 25
 

It's a real shame that a bunch of the idiots on this board felt they needed to start a new thread for anything draft related-what a waste. Only 2,000 useless threads.

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http://www.sbnation.com/nfl/2013/4/2...as-city-chiefs

The Kansas City Chiefs needed a total overhaul in many ways after a 2-14 campaign in 2012.

Enter new general manager John Dorsey and head coach Andy Reid, who have completely reshaped the roster in a matter of months. Out with Matt Cassel and Brady Quinn; in with Alex Smith and Chase Daniel.

The Chiefs made plenty of other moves in free agency, adding defensive end Mike DeVito, corners Sean Smith and Dunta Robinson, wide receiver Donnie Avery and tight end Anthony Fasano while losing only defensive lineman Glenn Dorsey.

Add in the re-signings of receiver Dwayne Bowe and punter Dustin Colquitt, and things are looking up.

Following a draft that included the No. 1 overall pick in left tackle Eric Fisher, the Chiefs continued to work, locking up an incredible 25 UDFAs, according to Arrowhead Pride.

• Brad Madison, DE, Missouri
• Rob Lohr, DE, Vanderbilt
• Demetrius Harris, ATH, Wisconsin-Milwaukee
• Bradley McDougald, FS, Kansas
• Rico Richardson, WR, Jackson State
• Josh Martin, DE/LB, Columbia
• TJ Knowles, TE, Sacramento State
• C.J. Jones, DB, Texas A&M
• Jordan Roberts, RB, Univ. of Charleston
• Raheem Stanley, DT, New Haven
• A.J. Hawkins, OL, Ole Miss
• Toben Opurum, DE/LB, Kansas
• Darin Drakeford, LB, Maryland
• Darryl Stonum, WR, MIchigan
• Dayne Crist, QB, Kansas
• Kaderius Lacey, RB, Alabama A&M
• E.J. Epperson, DE, Ole Miss
• Colin Kelly, OL, Oregon State
• Will Matte, C, Indiana
• TJ Fatinikun, DE, Toled
• Tyler Bray, QB, Tennessee
• Adam Nelson, LS, Villanova
• Frankie Hammond, WR, Florida
• Drew Terrell, WR, Stanford
• Otha Foster III, FS, West Alabama

Why? He failed a physical because of his ACL injury from last season.