RT Theoretical

Direckshun · 06-24-2007, 10:07 PM

OL practice is going as planned at River Falls. The unit doesn't look like the elite unit that's graced these fields in years passed, and it's easily the least star-studded the place has looked in years.

Wiegmann looks good. Welbourne's fresh and hungry. Waters, of course, is great. Doesn't even have to try and he's the best one out there.

All the OTs are shaping up for their tight competition for the treasured spots on KC's roster. McIntosh has a tight grip on LT, but Svitek's impressed so much that coaches think he's the teams backup at that position.

RT's up in the air. Chris Terry's playing decently but hasn't blown anybody's doors off, and Sampson hasn't landed much of an impact.

When Kyle Turley, fresh off a vet minimum signing with KC barring he makes the team, shows up at his old playing weight, 309. He looks as good as he's looked since his heyday in New Orleans as their shutdown RT.

He's burned the Chiefs before. But he's 309 now, not 275, and he's looking good.

Do we risk him again, or do we move on and stick with Terry at the position?

CHOOSE CAREFULLY, AS THIS CHOICE MAY BE YOUR LAST.

View Poll Results: Turley shows up at 309 and outplays Chris Terry for the starting RT spot. Print 'em?
No. Fool me twice, shame on me.	11	18.64%
Eh... I'm kind of iffy about the whole thing. I'm doubting it but my mind could change.	8	13.56%
Promise he's back at 309? How's his back looking? Too many factors play in.	17	28.81%
I'm leaning towards a yes, but I'm scared.	10	16.95%
Absolutely. He kicked ass in New Orleans, and if he's filled his frame and looks like he's in prime shape, we've got our stopgap RT.	8	13.56%
Gaz would know, but only FAX would answer in limerick form.	5	8.47%
Voters: 59. You may not vote on this poll

06-24-2007, 10:07 PM	Topic Starter
Direckshun __ Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Springpatch Casino cash: $2103447	RT Theoretical OL practice is going as planned at River Falls. The unit doesn't look like the elite unit that's graced these fields in years passed, and it's easily the least star-studded the place has looked in years. Wiegmann looks good. Welbourne's fresh and hungry. Waters, of course, is great. Doesn't even have to try and he's the best one out there. All the OTs are shaping up for their tight competition for the treasured spots on KC's roster. McIntosh has a tight grip on LT, but Svitek's impressed so much that coaches think he's the teams backup at that position. RT's up in the air. Chris Terry's playing decently but hasn't blown anybody's doors off, and Sampson hasn't landed much of an impact. When Kyle Turley, fresh off a vet minimum signing with KC barring he makes the team, shows up at his old playing weight, 309. He looks as good as he's looked since his heyday in New Orleans as their shutdown RT. He's burned the Chiefs before. But he's 309 now, not 275, and he's looking good. Do we risk him again, or do we move on and stick with Terry at the position? CHOOSE CAREFULLY, AS THIS CHOICE MAY BE YOUR LAST.
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