Are Quarterback and place kicker the only positions left?
 

That we haven't drafted in the third or higher and developed one ourselves?

P Colquitt (in the third round)
K I guess we haven't gone all Sebastian janikowski
LT Albert, Alt
LG Asamoah, Allen
C Hudson
RG Shields
RT Tait
WR Bowe
TE Gonzalez
RB Charles

DE NS, Bailey
DT Poe, many others
OLB Thomas, Hali, Houston...too many to name
ILB DJ, Lanier, too many to name
CB Flowers, Carter, lots of others
S Berry, lots of others

At one point, one has to think there might be something to the group think that ownership has to be playing a part in this.

Do they really think they are gonna find the next Dawson? A guy from another team that wasn't working out and we win a title behind him and a strong run game and great defense.

This team has made significant investments towards every other position EXCEPT QUARTERBACK.

I know...I know...here we go again...

When does pre-season start again? :)

Croyle was our Montana. Heheh.

I hardly remember him and I don't think he ever started a game.......but can some of you guys tell me why Mike Elkins busted (2nd round) in 89. ?

I saw Matt Blundin play (2nd round) 92 and he sucked


Thanks.

Waters was an UDFA as a FB/TE coming out of North Texas who originally signed with the Cowboys before the Chiefs picked him up.

Jeff Allen was a second round guard, and Asamoah was a third round guard.

Op updated

Croyle was in the 3rd wasn't he?

He wasn't ever developed into a quality starter, though.

Awe some Taint.

Tbh we've been very lucky that Alex has been healthy for 2 straight years. Prior to KC he was not known as a consistently healthy QB.

In this thread and others, Murray time.

Roberto Aguayo, K, FSU is projected to go 2nd to 3rd round if he declares this year.

This could be our chance! :)

3rd most important for Chiefs fans after Left tackle and guard....







Fullback.

Have the Denver Broncos ever drafted a QB early and developed him into a good starting QB?

I have been saying it was ownership for quite some time. Don't risk failing at mediocrity in an attempt to achieve greatness.