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Originally Posted by KCChiefsMan
we're talkin bout practice
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Originally Posted by Otter
A good season or two of Vrabel is probably worth more than any linebacker the Chiefs had in the last 7 years.
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truth
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Originally Posted by Raised On Riots
For once we agree; this guy is pre season FAIL in every aspect. His absence combined with Goff's better example and Pioli's praise and expectations have made Scott Pioli look like a fool in this case.
You people wanna' talk about "getting paid" and "collecting a check"? Meet Mike Vrabel.
As it stands today, LJ has more clout than this mother****er IMO.
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see below, dumbass.....
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Originally Posted by chiefzilla1501
Glad the AP brought up the part about Vrabel being a usual non-attendant of OTAs or that they are OPTIONAL workouts.
Making a non-story out of a non-story. It's not like Vrabel was ever a rah-rah guy. He's a guy who's going to practice and play his ass off. And he will. People will write just about anything about anybody when they're bored.
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Let me get this straight; He usually doesn't (at least in the recent past) show up for optional workouts, yet he still got the label of a leader??? How does that happen? He wasn't at the "OPTIONAL" workouts in New England? How can he ever be a leader on the chiefs defense if he wasn't at the "OPTIONAL" workouts?
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Originally Posted by The Bad Guy
It should be a story.
He was brought in here for his leadership. Pioli praised it when the trade happened. I can understand the guy is pissed about being dealt, and I would respect him more if he came out and said he was pissed rather than hiding behind the CBA excuse.
He should be here getting familiar with the new staff, his new teammates and the city. No, he shouldn't be here for every practice, but he should show his face once in a while.
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So, you are saying that because he missed those "OPTIONAL" workouts he will probably not be leader? He "hid" behind the CBA excuse before becoming a chief, but that doesn't constitute a "NON STORY" now?