Chiefs Workout 4 players

[O.city]

Not sure if repost,


CHIEFS WORKOUT 4 PLAYERS
September 4, 2012 - Bob Gretz | No Comments
The Chiefs have been sifting through the pile of released players around the league and had at least four of them in for workouts. They were:
LB Bobby Carpenter – 6-2, 249 pounds, 7-year veteran from Ohio State who was released by New England.
CB Chris Carr – 5-10, 181 pounds, 8-year veteran from Boise State who was released by Minnesota.
CB Dominique Franks – 6-0, 197 pounds, 3-year veteran from Oklahoma who was released by Atlanta.
LB Bryan Kehl – 6-2, 244 pounds, 5-year veteran from Brigham Young who was released by Washington.


Posted in another thread, but it got buried.


Thought we could have a running thread if Chiefs continue to work guys out.

[mcaj22]

the fact that they are working out multiple LBers and CBs is a telling sign though, about many things. and one is the obvious turd stain depth behind the starters.

please tell me the last time they brought in multiple guys at the same position for workouts that WASNT a concern. Pretty sure they have been doing this at o-line since Pioli was here.

I think the last time for LBer and secondary might have been the Zach Thomas/Mike Brown sweepstakes.

(sorry I wanted to add that joke back when we were terrible)

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by O.city

Brandon Carr was absolutely torn to pieces on here when he was in his second season.

By morons who know shit about football.

[O.city]

Isn't there a reason guys are depth players? If they were good enough to start, wouldn't they likely be somewhere starting?

[The Bad Guy]

It's unreal to me that Pioli can't build depth at corner, or on the offensive line.

[The Bad Guy]

Originally Posted by O.city

Isn't there a reason guys are depth players? If they were good enough to start, wouldn't they likely be somewhere starting?

Depth players don't have to be absurdly bad.

[Saccopoo]

Originally Posted by mcaj22

yea i hate him but that guy just said

and let me repeat

"JALIL BROWN IS IN THE SAME STAGE AS BRANDON CARR WAS OF THEIR CAREERS"

Brandon Carr's rookie season 73 tackles 2 interception. No matter how bad he was in coverage he at least showed obvious potential with production. It was all there.

Jalil Brown had 20 ****ing snaps and 8 tackles.

And that guy just said SAME STAGE. It's becoming a joke around here that people grasp at any young turd Pioli pick and hype him up as the second coming of talent

20 snaps and eight of those he had tackles on?

That's pretty ****ing instinctive football right there.

And Carr might have been the most frustrating guy to watch his first three seasons. His coverage skills were horrible. Horrible. And yet, he ended up a guy a lot of people around here wanted to pay 8 million a season to keep.

[Messier]

Originally Posted by The Bad Guy

It's unreal to me that Pioli can't build depth at corner, or on the offensive line.

O-line? I think he's handled the line very well.

[O.city]

So Brown is absurdly bad?


He seems to be pretty good on Special teams and is a young player.

[O.city]

Pioli went straight for the oline depth this draft, have to see how that turns out I guess.

[mcaj22]

Originally Posted by O.city

Pioli went straight for the oline depth this draft, have to see how that turns out I guess.

already bad because one was picked over Russel Wilson

so it will never turn out

[KCrockaholic]

No reason to not have Demarcus Van Dyke in for a workout right now.

[O.city]

Holy shit with the Russel Wilson.


Ted Thompson=fail because he missed Wilson. Belicheck=fail. All NFL GM"s save for one, fail.


A sub 6 foot qb with a questionable arm, who gave up football to play baseball, only to come back to football got passed over.

[mcaj22]

Ted Thompson and Bil Belicheck have real QBs. So they can pass for other players

we don't. and should take a chance on any QB with the hint of potential. Especially in the 3rd round. Over a ****ing project o-lineman

i'm glad Pioli loves taking project d-line and o-line that take 7 years to do ****ing something in the NFL.

and TEs, can't forget them, Pioli loves him some TEs... Jake O Connell I salute you for still having a roster spot. You must be Pioli's bastard child.

[O.city]

Guess we should draft 7 Qb's per draft?

[mcaj22]

you know what I would actually take an entire draft of 7 QBs for this team right now.

surely the odds are in my favor that one of them is better than Cassel. And that will make me watching this team on Sundays much better. And it would also mean not wasting the prime years of all the positional starting talent on this team. So good for them.