It's funny how the songs written for various TV stars always tend to have a vocal range of about 4 notes.

Of course, the upside of that is that they're very singable by the general public. If I'm having trouble hitting the high note in the Housemartins' song, "The World's On Fire", then I can back off and sing something by David Soul or Don Johnson and feel good about myself again.

(If you've never heard that Housemartins song, check it out and tell me if you've ever heard a male sing a higher note than the one that's hit in that song. If you have, you must be a dog.)

I think Lake was a second-rounder, wasn't he? Third at worst. We got him and Chris Penn the same year, and Penn ended up having the better career, though not with KC.

Lake was a 3rd round pick in 1994 Draft with Greg Hill and Donnell Bennett.

On the subject of the Browns, they at one point fired an unpopular and unsuccessful coach named Bill Belichick.

Do you think that Belichick would have built the same strong teams in Cleveland over time that he built in New England, or do you think he just ended up in the right situation in New England and would've been Romeo Crennel in Cleveland?

I don't remember if he had as much power in Cleveland, but assume that he did for this discussion.