Except the dolts will win the last 2 games convincing ownership to resign both Smith & Norf to 10 year extensions.

Reighters wants that 6-10 soooo bad

And that's the thing. Usually, sweeping a division rival is something to brag about and gives you good smack material until next season comes around. But not this year. First, the Chiefs are only little less crappy than the Raiders. It's reeruned to say "We suck less than you do." There's no bragging rights for this season.

Second, the loser is actually the winner. If the horrible event of us beating the Chargers comes to pass every glossy eyed Raider fan is going to be bragging about how great of a coach Dennis Allen is because he won two out of three to finish the season. And it'll be just enough to ensure he keeps his job. If we finish 4-12 Reggie McKenzie can still justifiably fire him. But at 5-11, it'll be tougher. 3-13 would have sealed it.

Finally, it's so bad that I have to root for the Chiefs to win out and the Raiders to lose out. I don't think in the history of my f'ing life has that ever happened. And the Jags sure as hell aren't going to help anyone out but themselves. They've got losing down to a science.

Ten years? Spanos is WAY too cheap to pay them for that long... maybe 3 years tops. :) :huh:

Norf will sign for a case of clearasil leaving plenty of cash for them to go all in on Smith

Rolondo mcclain. they'll **** it up somehow, and we'll be able to trade for Te'o after a few years for a sixth rounder :)

West Virginia Quarterback Geno Smith Unable to Comment on Chiefs/Raiders Game

Reported by: Associated Press
Reported: Monday, December 17, 2012 1:43 PM EST
CHARLESTON, W.Va.

West Virginia Quarterback Geno Smith watched the NFL contest between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Oakland Raiders on Sunday with great interest. Most experts agree that the Chiefs, in dire need of a quarterback, would choose the young player number one overall if they get the first pick of the 2013 NFL draft. It has been reported that as Geno watched the broadcast of yesterday's contest, played at the O.co Coliseum in Oakland, he appeared to become "visibly shaken." After the game, a 15-0 shutout of Kansas City, he was asked about the prospect of becoming a Chief. The young quarterback tried to compose himself, but was unable to answer the question and quietly left the room.



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He'll be fine once he starts cashing his game checks

I dunno, dude.... looks like he's pretty upset about it....

History has shown the Chiefs really suck at drafting- might possibly be the worst team in the war room- 5 #1 picks on the D front and they still get run on like sh*t through a goose-.

I feel sorry for any QB that gets drafted by us- He'll be in a wheel chair before he's 27- Last year we supposedly had the best free agency of any team- top 3 defense here we come! lol... er uh no.. what a complete faceplant in the Free Agency dept- And lets be real here for a sec- Eric Berry sucks- honeymoons over for that dude-

Theres so many and I mean many problems on this team that 1 draft aint gonna fix it- especially considering our draft history- We just cant get it right

The new CBA cap on years is 4 years- it'll take 5 to build this team back up, by the time we get almost there players contracts will be up and we'll be at same position 4 years prior- it's a never ending cycle for this joke of a franchise- Whens baseball start?

ROFL

Wrong.... all we have to do is lose out & we have the #3 pick. Draft order as of Week 15 per ESPN:

1. Kansas City Chiefs (2-12)

2. Jacksonville Jaguars (2-12)

3. Oakland Raiders (4-10)

4. Philadelphia Eagles (4-10)

5. Detroit Lions (4-10)

6. Arizona Cardinals (5-9)

7. Cleveland Browns (5-9)

8. Tennessee Titans (4-9)

9. San Diego Chargers (5-8)

10. Buffalo Bills (5-9)

I was unaware that we have the highest payroll in the NFL?

This is frekin awesome! highest payroll and the worst team in the NFL

Really cool stuff..

http://msn.foxsports.com/nfl/team/ka...as-city-chiefs