I clearly said I wasn't happy about it, but I also have perspective and I'm not really that concerned. I also would've probably cut DAT or Davis. I would've said those same things about Russell if he were still on the team and struggling in the future.

Problem is, I don't know what went on behind the scenes, nor do you. So there might be more to the story (like what Miller said), and I'm willing to give Dorsey the benefit of the doubt. DJ White was a player a lot of people had as a day 2 pick, and he's looked like one so far. So again, why is it a big deal?

Sure. But there is not upside to him. Gaines, Nelson, and the other young CBs have plenty of upside. Plus Smith was just torched by the Saints and benched. (Granted, Cooks will torch many CBs in this league before he's done.)

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As long as a WR is strong and skilled enough to get off the press, height doesn't really matter much.

High-pointing the ball is an asset but a specialized one.

Lots 5'10" and over, that's the benchmark height. I said under. :) Under 5'10" there are very few in the history of the league to do extremely well. Under 5'10", right now, not many. TY Hilton, Edelman, Smith are a few.

If you're the Browns or Rams or a whole slew of other teams that aren't going to play .500 football this year, you don't give any ****s about who your gameday inactives are.

He should be claimed unless his attitude is absolutely poison.

What have you seen from Russell that leads you to believe that he's anything other than a wasted roster spot?

Good grief, man, just stop.

Steve Smith was a monster in Carolina, Golden Tate's been a 1,000 yard receiver, Antonio Brown is lights out and on and on and on.

You're wrong. Give up.

The fact that an inch can be the difference between you believing/not believing in a WR, and you're willing to ignore the vertical, good size, and other traits because of it, makes your opinion pretty worthless IMO.

You're basically saying you also would've never touched any of those guys that HAVE made it for that ridiculous inch. You realize that, right?

Go look at history. I didn't say I don't believe in him. Give me the top 100 receivers under 5'10" to ever go for ... oh lets say 750 yards in a season.

If all of the information that's trickling in is correct, it's obviously his attitude and ego that led the Chiefs to waive him this early.

If he's that uncoachable, he doesn't have a place in the Chiefs locker room.

It's a shame, but it is what it is.

And no, Staylor, I would not draft a receiver under 5'10".

What's Russell Wilson and Drew Brees?

Dude, there are several good ones in the NFL RIGHT NOW. You're talking like it's never been done before, or it's a once in a lifetime, or even generation thing. Just stop.

Yah, I don't need to see Sean Smith getting roasted by Will Fuller or Hopkins.